What people see behind me in the videos is a Roku TV, and all Roku TVs offer the ability to connect an antenna to your TV. No extra hardware is needed to add an antenna to your Roku TV.
The good news is if you have a Roku Player you can also get an antenna on your Roku if you are willing to buy a third-party device. There are a few devices available that will let you stream your antenna to your Roku Player.
Now this month more options to watch your antenna through your Roku Player have come to Roku. Here is our list.
Tablo DVR
The Tablo DVR will not only DVR your shows but also stream them to your Roku Player. You can watch both DVRed programs and live content from your antenna with the Tablo DVR.
You can find the Tablo DVR on Amazon HERE.
ClearStream TV
The ClearStream TV is a small stick that turns your antenna into a Wi-Fi antenna. There is no DVR, but you can stream your antenna to multiple devices with the ClearStream TV.
You can find the ClearStream TV on Amazon HERE.
AirTV
With the AirTV you can stream to your Roku both through the Sling TV app and a separate free AirTV app. The best part is no subscription is needed to use the AirTV.
You can find the AirTV on Amazon HERE.
HDHomeRun
In the past you had to do some workarounds to get your HDHomeRun to work. This month, SiliconDust rolled out an official Roku Channel letting you stream your antenna through your HDHomeRun directly to your Roku.
You can find the HDHomeRun on Amazon HERE.
These four devices are a great way to easily add an antenna to your Roku Player.
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