nickk wrote: Sun Oct 19, 2025 7:34 am The local IP of your HDHomeRun is currently 192.168.7.189

Are you running VLANs with multiple subnets?

No. Nothing changed but the address apparently other than it stopped working. But the IP you just gave me works. Thanks Nick!

http://hdhomerun.local/


http://hdhomerun.local/ doesn't work for me neither does the address 192.168.5.149 which previously worked and is what I have book marked. I just get the message "this site is unreachable.

10A560F9 Flex 4K
The type of router I have might be important in this case and is ...

https://cordcuttersnews.com/the-fcc-will-allow-abc-cbs-fox-nbc-tv-stations-to-shutdown-free-atsc-1-0-switch-to-atsc-3-0-only/

With this move, the FCC has created a path for local ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC stations to shut down their current free over-the-air (OTA) TV signals and switch to the new ...

I've been following this saga from the start and watch Lon's videos all the time. If the FCC sides with a handful of billionaires vs. the millions of us who want access to unencrypted broadcasts, I know which path I'll be taking ...

https://capecodlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Pirates ...

Sounds like racketeering to me.

Pay up competitor because it would be a shame if you're suddenly unable to broadcast. Would be a terrible if no one could see your channel!

How can this possibly be legal?

I've read much hand-wringing about DRM causing concern during emergency situations. But I cannot fathom the issue. If there is an emergency the broadcasters can always turn DRM off. Pure ATSC 3.0, no certificates, no internet required. Then they turn DRM back on after the emergency is over.


If ...

nickk wrote: Thu Aug 07, 2025 6:34 am howardc1243 - do you mean AntennaMan rather than Lon?

Oh yeah you're right, it was Tyler. Lon & Tyler have been so intertwined on the DRM subject that it's easy to lose track of who said what.

as for the you-tube video by lon seidman saying to avoid the hdhomerun i say don't avoid the hdhomerun because doing so only eggs on this non-sense.


I've never disagreed with Lon on anything until he said that. I have 2 big reasons.

#1. The Flex 4k contains the best 1.0 tuners on the market ...

Huawei is irrelevant. They want to ban gateway devices and DVRs.


Or specifically it's the Gateway devices that conveniently allow viewing and DVR'ing of ATSC 3.0 broadcast content to multiple clients over a home network they seem to want banned.


They want to send us back to the stone age ...

Nice update from Lon Seidman concerning DRM.

https://youtu.be/-VY3n9cl7tk?si=P3cSnM8jXZdVFc0e

Anyone hear that flushing sound? I think that's the sound of ATSC 3 (Nextgen TV going down the toilet... I wonder when the broadcasters will realize pushing encryption was a huge mistake. They are the ones to blame for thos standard failing.
It is the networks that are forcing DRM on the ...

well that answers WPLG, but WSVN broadcasts Fox and that removed DRM.

Neither station will be in ATSC 3.0 after 7/28


Anyone hear that flushing sound? I think that's the sound of ATSC 3 (Nextgen TV going down the toilet... I wonder when the broadcasters will realize pushing encryption was a ...

Great news! WNDU channel 16 is now broadcasting in HDR!

https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/nextgen-tv-the-push-is-on#:~:text=NextGen%20TV%3A%20The,Dolby%20Atmos%20sound

However a few days after their channel became available on ATSC 3, they turned on DRM. I emailed them telling them that DRM hurts ...

Long time lurker, but had a free moment so thought I'd chime in.

I bought an HDHR 4K Flex 4K about 5 months ago. I knew then that it could not decode encrypted channels but in my situation I currently don't care and will patiently wait for the day that it can.

Here's my situation...

I live in ...

Do we have an ETA when DRM will be enabled?
No ETA yet... we have to wait for A3SA to finish and release a spec that can be implemented.


Obviously they are dragging their feet, or so it seems. This is in my opinion not only harms the adoption of ATSC 3.0, but this especially harms ...