Unfortunately, with Roku, there’s no guarantee you’ll keep the channel you want.
For example, while Twitch used to be easily accessible on Roku, it no longer is.
Thankfully, for fans of Twitch and Roku, there are ways to reunite the two together.
We’re going to tell you everything you better know about how to watch Twitch on Roku.
Is Twitch on Roku?
If you’re browsing Roku’s channel list, you won’t find Twitch.
It was once an official channel, but it became discontinued and no longer receives updates.
you could still, however, download the previously official Twitch app.
Once you launch the unofficial Twitch channel, you’ll be prompted to download the official channel.
With this said, the official channel may not work on your Roku rig given its lack of updates.
To counter this, it’s easiest to try newer unofficial Twitch channels.
How to Watch Twitch on Roku Using Unofficial Channels
Non-certified Twitch channels can be removed at anytime.
However, these can provide a more stable experience for those looking to simulate an official channel experience.
Twoku is one of the best to use.
From here, you’ll need to agree to add it, despite it being non-certified.
Keep in mind that screen mirroring isn’t the same as casting when it comes to your Roku rig.
To do this, just go to Roku’s system parameters and find the screen mirroring options.
This allows you to connect to your Roku unit for screen mirroring.
If you have the Twitch app, you’ve got the option to then launch a stream.
From here, selectScreen Mirroring.
From here, chooseDuplicateand then selectConnect to a wireless display.
Your Roku machine will pop up and you’ll be able to connect.
Now you could use Twitch alongside many of the other great Roku channels.