For the moment it is applied to everyone. We will be looking at other options.

Some system hosted from a number of minor-name cloud providers was testing session IDs, thousands a second.

The session IDs are long enough that they can't be brute forced, so this they are most likely coming from reading browser history on people's computers that have been compromised.

Downloaded - thanks! I will test it in the morning.

danieljlevine wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2026 11:23 am Was my recording useful?

You need to approve me having access to the file. New request sent just now.

You get full mux or a chosen program when using http. There is no option to get some but not all programs.

I think if you leave off the -3 it will stream full mux.

We filed a follow up ex parte today:
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/26110080048/1

The -3 on the end means select program number 3 (which is likely the .1 virtual channel)

As a viewer, what do we need to do? Does our HDHR player need to be turned on? For those of us that have other brands A3.0, should we also watch these tuners to?
I will be sure to check to see if my market of Orlando FL turns of DRM the week before the test.
We will definitely need help... give ...

We filed a new ex parte today - ATSC 3.0 Viewer Access for the November 17 Nationwide EAS Test:
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/26110079437/1

wtg wrote: Mon Oct 05, 2026 9:12 am Not meaning to sound skeptical, but hasn't this been said for a long time? I know it's been requested for years. Is this really something we can expect soon?

Yes

It works on our Macs here... which model of Mac are you using?

It doesn't need to be a short clip... can be an entire recording as long as you let me know roughly where in the recording the problem occurs.

I have a Google Streamer 4K here.

Can you please upload a complete recording that demonstrates the problem to Google Drive (or similar service) and email the share link to support@silicondust.com

The lack of free space looks to be the problem...
"wasync write failed (20 of 7708 at 303493100)"
The HDHomeRun isn't handling the failure as gracefully as it should - I will talk with my team about that.

But yes, deleting some recordings to free up some space (or upgrading to a larger drive ...