Hey bud, I would go with that Amazon FireTV Stick. I just downloaded the Adult Swim app, free, streams all ya want. 
There is a security or maybe intentional flaw in Rokuās mirroring . It allows devices that are close enough to mirror even if they are not on the same WiFi . I assume itās to make it easy for when a friend or family is over to connect ,but itās kind of to simple . I imagine people in buildings that are right next to each other have people accidentally connecting all the time and think someone hacked thier wifi .
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Well, there is a confirmation asking if you want to mirror on the device at least.
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Apple Disables Group FaceTime Following Reports of Eavesdropping Security Flaw
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Samsung Cancels Production of New BD Players in U.S.
posted on 2019-02-18 19:20 EST by Karen Ressler
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Iād not be surprised if others pull out of the market completely as well . The Home Media market in the US is just not big enough now a days to support to much competition . Not that Samsung not making something thatād break right after the warranty expired is a big loss anyway . 
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Thatās disappointing, but Iām not too surprised as Samsungās BD players are so overpriced that their existing stock in the USA could easily take years to sell out
$75 for a basic Sammy bluray player at Walmart is too much, the local warehouse store sells new 4K UHD Magnavox players for that much (or $50, with coupon).
$260+ for a Samsung 4K bluray player at Walmart is also ludicrous. Itās not 3x+ better than the Magnavox, and I can buy a new Xbone S console for less than that (from Walmart), which also does 4K bluray.
Could Samsung be trying to use their brand recognition to command a āprice premiumā and consumers literally arenāt buying it? 
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OPPO was a true premium brand, their players were used in the Audiophile community ( My other hat, please. The one with the propeller. Thank you. ) as the gold standard for CD playback. So they command Aniplex+ level pricing, especially now.
Samsung produced a good product if you could get it on sale, we did and have one of their Blu-Ray players on the Big TV downstairs.
I donāt think the Blu-Ray market ever really recovered from the 3D bubble a few years ago.
Mark Gosdin
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