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Originally Posted by wb2mep
Just out of curiosity, which model Roku are you using? The new ones only have HDMI outputs. I have to find a way to get You Tube on my vintage TVs since my wife's native-language channels are one by one dropping off of satellite and going to on-line distribution only. Wondering what older model Rokus would have composite video outputs (and Ethernet inputs - my DSL modem/router doesn't have WiFi).
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They don't sell new rokus with composite output anymore and I couldn't find one used so I just have an HDMI TO AV converter for mine.
If all you need is YouTube you could buy an older laptop with S-Video output (which a $1 adapter will make into composite), or get an old graphics card with S-Video output and put it into a desktop. I have such a card in a high spec windows 10 PC I use primarily for playing media.