Roku Private Channels (also called “non-certified” or “developer” channels) are unofficial channels that aren’t listed in the Roku Channel Store. These channels often provide niche content, experimental apps, or even unauthorized streams, so use them at your own discretion.
Best Roku Private Channels (2024) & Their Codes
Here are some popular private channels along with their installation codes:
1. Nowhere TV
- Code:
nowheretv - Description: Offers free news, sports, and entertainment streams.
2. RokuMedia Player
- Code:
rokumedia - Description: A media player for local files (similar to Plex but simpler).
3. The Internet Archive
- Code:
internetarchive - Description: Access free movies, TV shows, and vintage content.
4. Silent Movie Theater
- Code:
silentmovies - Description: Classic silent films from the early 20th century.
5. Twitched TV
- Code:
twitched - Description: Streams live Twitch gaming channels.
6. Fox News (Unofficial)
- Code:
foxnew - Description: Unofficial Fox News live stream (may not always work).
7. NASA TV
- Code:
NASA - Description: Official NASA live broadcasts and space content.
8. ESPN 3 (Unofficial)
- Code:
espn3 - Description: Unofficial sports streams (use with caution).
9. Roku Kids TV
- Code:
rokukids - Description: Free kids’ shows and cartoons.
10. Pluto TV (Unofficial Alternative)
- Code:
plutotv - Description: Similar to the official Pluto TV but with extra streams.
How to Add Private Channels to Roku:
- Go to Roku’s Add Channel Page.
- Log in to your Roku account.
- Enter the channel code and click “Add Channel”.
- The channel will appear on your Roku home screen shortly.
⚠️ Warning: Some private channels may violate copyright laws or Roku’s terms. Use them at your own risk, as Roku may remove them without notice.
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