I have noticed that the app has taken a long time to connect on boot recently.
This morning I tried to use the TV and found this problem. When I tried to logon to the forum I received an error from Cloudflare saying that Silicondust.com was down.

I changed my DNS from 1.1.1.1 to Open DNS 208.67 ...

1: Settings menu fails to open when hitting B from LiveTV to bring up the guide then B to navigate up to the top menu then right arrow to the gear.
But if I then navigate left to and open TASK then B back to the top and right to the gear it will open settings menu.
2: Intermittent the when starting ...

It *should* allow you to keep using your HDHR3-CC's as long as Charter continues to support linear QAM in your location. However, Charter has deferred their start on phase 2 and 3 areas (for both good, and bad, reasons), and only phase 1 areas are being finished, and Charter has not shared details ...

Depends on the root cause, and there is little to no ability to check on the causes remotely (so they sometimes need boots in the home). TA's use a reverse band that is *extremely* noisy/lossy, and even relative minor residential cabling and/or plant issues can easily cause problems...


Yeah ...

Update: Subsequent to Spectrum sending hits to my equipment, I have rebooted my tuners and TAs again.

I am currently rerunning Channel Detection and see that the tuners are now seeing more channels. It'll take an hour or so to complete, but it appears to have been resolved.

This whole process of ...

Spectrum has historically supplied 2 sets of channels. Around 200 are accessible by default with a CC and 491 extended channels are accessible after initializing the TAs.

Over the past several days my tuners began to struggle to tune to extended digital channels, most would fail with no video ...

jasonl wrote: Sun Dec 03, 2017 4:07 pm What are the contents of your hdhomerun.conf file?

I hadn't actually gotten that far I was just trying to download from the repository. Kept failing, I gave up.

I'll try a different way.

Which was as explicitly stated in the caveats. I can say with some confidence that those packages will not be signed, as you should have zero reason to trust the packager (I certainly don't). You could either accept unsigned packages, build your own packages (using the packaging repo as a guide if ...

I just tried to install this on an ubuntu 17.10 server and ran into this problem.


E: The repository 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/unofficial-hdhomerun-dvr-repo/deb stable Release' is not signed.
N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default.
N: See apt ...