In addition to traditional closed captioning for entire programs or movies, you can set it up to only work for "instant replay". Just as your TV offers closed captioning for the hearing impaired, Roku offers this as well, but with an added twist. If the "Always Allow" or "Never Allow" options have already been chosen you will not be able to use this selection. Screen Mirroring Devices - You can choose "Allowed Devices" or "Blocked Devices".This option disables Screen Mirroring features when selected. Never Allow - All screen mirroring is blocked without an on-screen prompt appearing.
Always Allow - Screen Mirroring is enabled any time it is detected.Prompt - Your Roku device will display an on-screen prompt confirming a screen mirroring request.Then, on your Roku remote, press the Home Button, click on Settings, System, Screen Mirroring, and then choose from one of several Screen Mirroring Modes. To enable screen mirroring on Roku, activate the Screen Mirroring/Miracast feature on your Android Phone first via your specific phone's settings. If you tap on another icon, the content will cease playing. However, you cannot perform any other tasks on your phone while your content is being mirrored. Screen Mirroring does not require a network connection, the signal is sent directly from your smartphone to the Roku device or Roku TV.
On some phones, this option may be referred to as Miracast (not to be confused with Screen Casting - which is discussed in the next section). This displays everything you can see on your smartphone screen (including streaming services, platforms such as KODI, photos, videos, web pages, and more) on your TV using a Roku device (or Roku TV).
If you have a compatible Android smartphone ( the process for iOS is a bit more involved), you can use the Screen Mirroring option.
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