The DVR record engine running on your Mac is too old for the Roku app to be able to use it. In theory we could make the app ignore the out-of-date record engine but that would confuse people who expect to see their recordings on Roku. Quick test - turn off your Mac and then launch the Roku app - mak...

The error message is correct - you have a old DVR record engine installed on your Mac that hasn't been updated for 5 years. Option 1 is to install the latest HDHomeRun software on your Mac including the DVR feature. Option 2 is to uninstall the DVR record engine from your Mac if you are not using it...

It looks to be a fault in the broadcast. The only thing you can really do is call the TV station to let them know... hopefully they will fix it.

The links will disappear in a few days. Any app that is using the API should try, fail, and move on to the next link.

The forum auto-expires old topics after a long period of inactivity.

Good to hear things are working. Definitely recommend using the latest app releases as we continually tweak and improve operation as well as add features.

FYI - the HDHomeRun app on Roku is not involved with audio in any way. Instead the audio/video stream is delivered to the Roku media player component for it to decode and play.

Installing a different app version will not affect things.

Simple things first...
1) Make sure all Windows updates have been installed.
2) Run the Microsoft Store app, select library, and install all updates there as well.

I set up my home XBox... will test with my AVR once it finishes updating...

Is the problem only on one or two specific physical channels?

gberchin wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 1:47 pm Problem persists with my Roku 4400x.

HDHomeRun App V91.0 build 20240410

Double checking... what specific symptom are you seeing?

Make sure you have the latest app installed as there was a second release recently. We will test here tomorrow.

The Roku portal says Monday (tomorrow).

The testing that you described represents "Unit Testing", meaning you program a new/changed/deleted function and test it on one Roku device. What is missing is "System Testing", meaning testing in several different Roku devices and installs, with different Roku setting test prot...

From what I see there is little evidence of testing any HDHR code before it goes into production, certainly not involving a Roku test bed or working with a key partner which should be Roku. The app was tested by multiple people across multiple Roku models before release as per our release procedure...

would would think they would just roll it back one update as other companies do when the have major issues. Roku doesn't provide an option to roll back, so rolling back means submitting a new release that contains older code. The time it takes Roku to approve a release is the dominant factor so it ...