Thank you, Jason. Much appreciated.

After trying 3 different antennas, one of them being what you called a "loop+rabbit ears", I would have expected to see at least some low level of signal being received by one or more of those antennas, but alas, I'm seeing no VHF signal at all in config_gui using any of them. That's why I wanted ...

With my Flex 4K (ID=10A46BAB), I cannot receive any VHF channels. I'm limited to using an indoor antenna and have tried 3 different antennas, one of them amplified and all marketed as UHF/VHF capable. All showed the same scan results. All station's antennas in my market (my zip is 48375) that I'm ...

leerandall wrote: Wed Oct 01, 2025 11:37 pm Still, with UI version 20251001c in Windows 10, when I type in a channel number, the guide highlight does not move to the typed channel. For example, if I type in channel 223, it moves the highlight to the channel 50.4 row.

This appears to have been fixed as of UI version 20251002b. Thank you.

Still, with UI version 20251001c in Windows 10, when I type in a channel number, the guide highlight does not move to the typed channel. For example, if I type in channel 223, it moves the highlight to the channel 50.4 row.

I got the update, but the guide is acting funky. I typed in channel 214, and it went to channel 46 in the guide.

Confirmed fixed.

I woke up this morning to find that none of my devices (Win10, Win11, Onn box, Samsung S24 Ultra) can tune any channels on either of my 2 Primes, 131102D9 and 1326E147, due to no guide data. However, when I turned on the TV connected to the Onn box this morning and started the HDHR app on it, it ...

nickk wrote: Sat Aug 23, 2025 11:19 am

leerandall wrote: Sat Aug 23, 2025 9:31 am Please don't remove the Guide option from the Live TV bottom overlay. It's very useful to me down there.

It is faster/easier to get to the guide by pressing the back button...

The bottom overlay option is easiest to get to in Windows with the mouse.

Please don't remove the Guide option from the Live TV bottom overlay. It's very useful to me down there.

Hopefully this will be done by February 2028
https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/nab-petitions-fcc-for-atsc-1-0-sunset-in-2028-and-2030


I find it interesting that nowhere in this article is 4K mentioned as one of the benefits of ATSC 3.0. It is only alluded to as "delivering superior picture ...

Hopefully this will be done by February 2028
https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/nab-petitions-fcc-for-atsc-1-0-sunset-in-2028-and-2030


I find it interesting that nowhere in this article is 4K mentioned as one of the benefits of ATSC 3.0. It is only alluded to as "delivering superior picture ...

Our CBS network station here in the Detroit area has been on and off with DRM a few times over the last few months as well.

Got it. Thank you. Is there a particular reason why it couldn't do the same for live TV also?

Speaking of that first post in this thread, about the Flex 4K under the ATSC 3.0 DRM: subheading, it says "If an ATSC 3.0 channel is DRM encrypted the HDHomeRun FLEX 4K will use the ATSC 1.0 version of the channel." I just tested this on my Flex 4K by tuning to ATSC 3.0 DRM'd channel 107.1, but it ...