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I found the solution. I had to use the original Insignia TV remote to access the source input rather than the cable box remote. It works fine that way. However, that means using three remotes: the FIOS cable box remote to watch TV; the Insignia TV remote to switch HDMI ports; and the Roku remote...

More: when I turned on the tv (with the roku stick plugged into the HDMI 2), a box came on saying HDMI 1, but there was no option to select HDMI 2.

I don't see an option to select an input source when I go into the menu. I went into settings but don't see anything there related to input (as far as I understand). Is there something else I should do? Does it matter that this tv has fios?

Thank you, Tradesman 1. I'll try that. It's actually my mom's TV and I'll be there tomorrow, so I'll try it then. I have Roku in my own TV but it's a different setup, but I do have to select between HDMI 1 and the streaming option, so what you say makes sense. I'll let you know.

There are no cards involved. My tv, an Insignia LCD, is connected to a cable box via the HDMI 1 port in the back of the TV. I just bought a Roku streaming stick (hdmi version) and when u connected it to the HDMI 2 port, I not "no signal." I tried using the HDMI 1 for the Roku stick and it worked...

My tv has 2 hdmi ports. One works with both my new Roku streaming stick and my TV cable box (separately) but the other gets "no signal." Why won't the other hdmi port work and what can I do? I tried unplugging everything for 10 minutes, which several people said worked for them, but it didn't...