nbc app says i have no credits left to watch

That is the problems with not being able to find MSNBC right out of the box on a RoKu don't know specifically why you continue to misspell Roku. Either that or it's ridiculous that I have 5 TV's in my home.

In my opinion that's ridiculous that they charge $80 for a RoKu streaming device that is headache free. That will be over $550 for 5 RoKu devices when it's all said and done. I already spent $150 for the less desirable RoKu streaming devices. Eventually I will be replacing the other 4 RoKu devices with the more expensive devices.

I would have purchased 5 of the $79 RoKu devices just to avoid having to go through hoops.

I regret not knowing this before purchasing the other RoKu devices. I know this because I have three different RoKu streaming devices. All other RoKu devices force the user to go through hoops to get to MSNBC. This RoKu is the only one that has MSNBC right there on the 'Home Page' of Sling. It has the 'pairing button' in the battery compartment, headphone jack in the remote, TV power button, right side volume and mute button, and the 'speak' button to use your voice to change channels. The RoKu device that works properly for MSNBC being right there in your face from the start is the (currently) $79 RoKu 'box' looking-type device. So, I know for a fact that it depends on the RoKu streaming device that you are using. I don't have to do anything except click on it like any other channel. It's right there, right in the 'lineup' and it's even in the 'top channels' that I watch regularly. Now, if you are using the more expensive RoKu larger 'box' type device, I have MSNBC access straight out of the RoKu channel lineup in Sling. If you don't get the 'there is a problem' then MSNBC will just start playing. Hit the 'back button' and the actual MSNBC channel will show up and start playing.

after you click on MSNBC, you might or might not get a notification that tells you 'there is a problem' getting information for that channel. Scroll down the channel lineup until you find MSNBC. Go to NBC and at the top of that page you have to click across over to 'Live.' Once you open the 'Live' page, you will see another channel lineup on the left side. To get to MSNBC you have to go to RoKu's home page, click on 'Streaming' then find NBC. For example, on my RoKu Express, using Sling, MSNBC is not in the main channel lineup. I discovered that it depends on the type of RoKu device being used as to what the channel menu looks like, and how it operates. I have three different RoKu streaming devices in my home.

Nbc app says i have no credits left to watch