Just google it.
Samsung stopped putting 3.0 in their OLEDs a year or so ago. I think they still offer it in the QLED line.
LG also stopped a couple of years ago.

That is nothing like "won't support DRM". I have yet to see a manufacturer publicly say anything about ATSC 3.0 DRM.

Those ...

Wow! Lon is simply amazing! Great video! If only the powers that be in the government would view it and make a commonsense decision to end this DRM farce!


I believe several tv manufacturers have already said that they won't support DRM.

I don't know of any *TV* manufacturers that have said ...

Samsung has decided to forgo ATSC 3.0 tuners in its OLED TVs for another year.

https://cordcuttersnews.com/samsung-aga ... -oled-tvs/

for another example of the failures of atsc3.0 drm check out this thread ...

It shows how atsc 3.0 drm is able to be bypassed using a3sa approved converter boxes.

I think it's well known at this point that existing converter boxes are not enforcing HDCP. Supposedly that requirement will be ...

Is that the beta?

Probably expected, "X" also appears to be missing on recorded shows on macOS. Same 0213a version.

https://imgur.com/a/OOwhJHg

Shooting from the hip, could it be HDR video on a device that isn't (or can't) displaying HDR?

tresf wrote: Mon Feb 09, 2026 12:05 pm I happen to be lucky enough to live in a 4K broadcast area without encryption. From what I can tell, it's upscaled. I'm not sure how to get the other details but happy to.

I believe you are receiving 1080p/faux HDR/faux Atmos.

.local does not use your DNS provider, it uses mDNS/zeroconf and is link-local only.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.local

It seems likely you have a connectivity problem between your HDHomeRun and other devices.

Chairman Carr had some pretty choice words for broadcasters trying to pull one over on the FCC and consumers alike.

https://www.tvtechnology.com/insights/opinion/musings-on-the-shapiro-carr-ces-conversation


For broadcasters who don’t like that obligation, Carr offered a couple of solutions: turn ...

danieljlevine wrote: Fri Jan 16, 2026 8:24 am Does the Google streaming device fall in the Android category fir the first post where it has the least impediments to DRM being implemented in the HDHR app and approved?

Yes, any recent enough (past few years, maybe longer) Android TV or Google TV device.

It would be a nice step, but iOS devices, Macs, and Windows would still be left out in the cold, though.

I've had that happen when the bandwidth drops too low and the app thinks the stream has ended. Do you have wifi in the mix?

I've also seen it with a poor combination of gigabit ethernet + USB 2.0 on the player device, but that's probably more rare.

vandyman wrote: Mon Jan 05, 2026 12:24 pm I have noticed when the NFL is on CBS or NBC. The signal quality drops.
My guess is it is being done on purpose, so you will be forced to use their paid app.
(Peacock and Paramount).

Right...

I didn't have any issues, are you on early access or standard access?