Hey there, @Charlesrwood. 👋
The AirPlay button will only show when another source is available on the network you are on. With that in mind, you can find the AirPlay button in a couple of different places:
On the Now Playing screen, when the album art is full screen, the AirPlay icon will appear under the album art to the right of the track info.
Whether or not you are in the Pandora app, as long as it is playing you can access Airplay by swiping up from the bottom of your screen to reveal the Control Center and tapping on the Airplay icon there.
Once connected to Airplay, you can use Siri to control playback on Pandora. Pandora Premium and Pandora Premium Family listeners can ask Siri to play stations, Pandora generated playlists, albums, podcasts, and songs on Pandora. Free and Pandora Plus listeners can request their favorite stations.
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In the meantime, I would recommend checking to make sure:
The Pandora app on your iOS device is updated to the newest version of the Pandora app
Your Roku device software is updated
You can find the steps to do that in this helpful article
If you're unable to view Airplay while using your Roku, this feature may not be supported for this specific device when using Pandora.
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Could you also post a screenshot on this thread to let me know what you're seeing when you attempt to connect to your Roku using AirPlay?
What is the model of your iPhone device (iPhone 7, etc)?
iOS version?
Thanks so much for your help with this! 📲
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