Two short parts: add the channel on the Roku, then pair it from the Ring app on your phone. About five minutes end to end.
You’ll need
Any Roku player or Roku TVA Ring account with a Ring Protect plan
Worth knowing before you start: Roku hardware is less powerful than an Apple TV or a Google TV device, so the wall typically runs a few seconds behind live. Everything else works the same.
Part 1 — On your Roku
Add Video Wall Live, then scan the code it shows you.
1
Open the Streaming Store.
On your Roku home screen, select Streaming Store.Or add it from your phone
Type Video Wall Live. It comes back as the only result — select it.
3
Select Add channel.
Its channel page opens. Select Add channel.
4
Open Video Wall.
Once it installs, select Video Wall Live on your home screen.
5
Scan the QR code.
Point your phone’s camera at the QR code to open the Video Wall Live page in the Ring Appstore — or go straight to videowalllive.com/ring. Leave this screen up — you’ll need the code on it at the end.
Part 2 — In the Ring app on your phone
Start your free trial, then enter the code from your TV.
6
Tap Start Free Trial.
On the Video Wall Live listing, tap Start Free Trial. The first 30 days are free, and you can cancel anytime in the Ring app.
7
Sign in to Ring if asked.
Use the same email and password as your Ring app. Already signed in? You won’t see this.
8
Agree and Continue.
Read the data sharing screen, then tap Agree and Continue.
9
Pick your cameras.
Choose the cameras you want on your TV. Tap Continue.
10
Enter the pairing code.
You’ll now enter the Video Wall app in your browser, where you’ll see your cameras. At the top, type the 8-character code shown on your TV, then tap Pair TV. This is also where you add more TVs later.
11
Your phone confirms it.
Look up — the TV is on, and your cameras are loading there. Keep the Video Wall app open in your browser if you like: it shows the same cameras, and it’s where you add more TVs.
12
You're paired.
The TV shows a short tour of things worth knowing, then your wall lights up.
Recommended next: turn on 24/7 recording for the cameras you watch most — it keeps the wall’s event history complete.
Adding another Roku?
One Ring account covers up to 10 TVs — each needs its own box.
