How to View Roku Camera on TV or Roku Streaming Device
Introduction
Ever wondered if you can view your Roku Smart Home Camera live on your Roku TV or streaming stick? The good news is — yes, you can! Roku has now integrated Smart Home camera streaming directly into supported Roku devices. Whether you’re checking your porch from the living room or monitoring your baby’s room, this guide will walk you through everything you need to get started.
Requirements to View Roku Camera on Roku TV
- A Roku Smart Home Camera (Indoor, Outdoor, or Doorbell)
- A Roku device with OS 11.5 or later
- Roku Smart Home app installed on your smartphone
- Linked Roku account (same for camera & TV)
- Optional: Roku Smart Home Subscription for cloud recording
👉 Learn more about Roku Smart Home subscription pricing.
How to Link Roku Camera with Roku TV
Follow these steps to link and view your camera on your Roku TV or streaming stick:
Step 1: Set Up Your Roku Camera
Use the Roku Smart Home App (Android) or Roku Smart Home App (iOS) to set up your camera. Ensure it’s connected to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network and is showing as “Online” in the app.
Step 2: Sign Into Roku Account on Both Devices
Your Roku TV or streaming device and Roku Smart Home app must be linked to the same Roku account. This is crucial for integration.
Step 3: Install the Roku Smart Home Channel on Your TV
On your Roku TV:
- Press the Home button on the Roku remote.
- Go to “Streaming Channels” → “Search Channels”.
- Search for “Roku Smart Home”.
- Select and install the channel.
Step 4: Launch the Roku Smart Home Channel
Open the Roku Smart Home channel and select your camera. If your camera is online and your account is synced, you’ll see the live feed within seconds.
Step 5: Use Voice Commands (Optional)
If you have a Roku Voice Remote or Roku TV with voice support, you can say:
“Show front door camera” or “Show backyard camera.”
Voice support works with named devices, so make sure your camera is labeled appropriately in the app settings.
Common Issues & Fixes
- Is the camera not showing? Make sure it’s online and added to the Roku account linked to your TV.
- The app says “offline”? Check our guide on why Roku cameras go offline and how to fix it.
- Streaming lags? Try moving the camera closer to the router or switch to a faster 2.4GHz Wi-Fi channel.
Benefits of Viewing Roku Camera on TV
- Instant monitoring from your couch or bed
- Great for baby monitoring or front door alerts
- Works even when your phone battery is dead
- Family members without app access can view the feed
Compatible Roku Devices (2025)
- Roku Ultra (2022 or newer)
- Roku Streaming Stick 4K
- Roku Express 4K+
- Roku TVs running OS 11.5 or later
Not sure your Roku device supports it? Visit Roku Support for full compatibility.
Conclusion
Viewing your Roku camera on a TV or streaming device has never been easier. With the Roku Smart Home channel and a supported Roku OS, you can turn your living room screen into a live security feed in seconds.
Stay connected, stay secure — the Roku way.
👉 Want to learn more? Read our full Roku Smart Home Camera review and guide.