I should have tried power cycling before posting. Yeah, that got rid of the error popup.
However this 4850X Roku is still exhibiting the same behavior as my other one. The app is much slower and sluggish than the previous version. I still get the occasional stuck progress bar when selecting a ...

I have 2 model 4850X Ultras.
I just ran the HDHR app on the other one and got this error window popup before the splash screen. After clicking OK, the app opened up ok

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I closed the app and ran it again and got this ...

Since my Roku Ultra received the 20260626 update the HDHomerun app is very buggy and sluggish.
First off, the app's overall performance with this update is noticeably slower. The initial splash screen doesn't even appear for several seconds. Then the guide comes up with a blank grid for several ...

Good to hear. Thanks Nick

I recall reading a post here several weeks ago, or maybe on the SD Reddit site that SD was soon releasing app updates that would permit the HDHomerun app to still work if you lost your Internet connection. The IOS version was due to be released in a few days of that post and the Android version a ...

I've never disagreed with Lon on anything until he said that. I have 2 big reasons.

#1. The Flex 4k contains the best 1.0 tuners on the market hands down. I noticed a huge improvement in reception quality upon upgrading from a HDHR Quattro.



I agree, the ATSC 1.0 tuner on the Flex is one of ...

The issue is that it isn’t up to HDHR whether the Internet access is required or not.


It *is* up to SD to make an app that doesn't work without internet, irrespective of DRM. Their app currently *does not* function without internet for live TV, recorded programs, ATSC1 or 3 or cable. At all ...

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It is a better picture than 1.0 in my opinion. I only have one 3.0 signal available to watch in my area, the Fox affiliate, NBC and CBS are encrypted and the ABC affiliate does not have a 3.0 signal. The 1.0 signals are not receivable reliably where I live but the 3.0 signals are rock ...

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We have PLENTY of leverage as long as it's NOT mandated. Just don't buy any ATSC 3.0 tuner, AND continue to get the word out to everybody you know, that neither should they, because they are encrypting everything. Dissuade everybody you can from even considering anything to do with 3.0 ...

There's a lot of room to improve, sure. A paperweight, though? I think that's disingenuous.
Open to feedback - what features/areas do you think there is room to improve on?

AppleTV - we are adding 1080i 60fps support and the ability to disable slice guide for people who are watching by ...

Before everyone gets too excited, be sure to read the fine print that was buried at the end - bold emphasis mine:

What they are saying here is that so long as the ATSC 1.0 broadcast is out there they'll give you this functionality. After that is the rug pull where all of the restrictions they've ...

Yep, DC market is next to test that. From what I understand, the broadcaster will send out URLs for the shows in ATSC 3.0 signal. The tuner will extract that information out and connect to the URL to receive the actual content. Sounds interesting but I suspect it will be DRM protected to hell ...