I figured it out. At some point I had removed the visual C package. I never noticed any issues in the past because I was using something else to record TV. Thanks for the help.

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That explains the network interfaces. I forgot I ever installed VMWare on a laptop. I unchecked the use this pc for recordings box on all but one PC. My one PC however, still has an issue where it won't record. I checked the HDHR record service, which is set to start automatically, and for whatever ...

And it's unrelated to my recordings but only one of those up addresses looks to be from my router.

Thanks for your help and I did find them. Now I need to change my recording machine but I'm not sure how to do that.

I'll have to look on some other PCs I guess. I don't know the address for every pc. This recording was from a prime that is a few years old

Any ideas why the files aren't showing in explorer? Is the .1 address public or private? Can you on me the exact address? I also tried navigating to that directory via the command line. I used the DIR command and didn't see my recordings listed

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That's strange because hdhr setup shows E\recorded tv. I checked both locations but don't see my recordings in file explorer but I can see them in hdhr view. Any other ideas? I have tried enabling hidden folders and showing protected files

I have a wired issue with the hdhr dvr service. I set my recordings to a particular location via hdhr setup. I can view them in hdhr view but I can't find them in my recording folder or anywhere else in my windows file system. What am I doing wrong?

You might be better off running Win 7 for WMC. If you really want to use Win 8 then you could also try installing WMC v12 or something similar on Win 8 because they pulled WMC for Win 10 from Win 8

That's also good to know. I'm in one of the markets it is supposed to be rolled out in at some point in the not too distant future so Im glad I made this topic

Right but I'm not worried about the video player. My main planning concerns are the hardware and lack of content. It seems the primes may not be sent any hdr content (because it will likely be delivered via ip) and the hardware to receive hdr content from the sources most likely to deliver it (atsc ...

That was ALMOST really good news anyway. Thanks for reading my post and explaining things though. Hopefully there will be a atsc 3.0 hdhr tuner and some content to watch within the next few years. I don't even have a 4k set just yet because it's nearly pointless for me at the moment

Yea, my cable feed can get pretty nasty. Since the prime can do 4k, my any chance would it be compatible with hdr as well?