If they don't make the same mistakes the company behind HDRadio, ATSC 3 radio might have a fighting chance. Expensive licensing I believe is what hindered HDRadio more than anything else.

New technology is nice and all, but the primary purpose of new standards is to generate new licensing ...

It would still require widespread availability of ATSC 3.0 tuners in cars (or phones), and that hasn't even happened in TVs yet.


If they don't make the same mistakes the company behind HDRadio, ATSC 3 radio might have a fighting chance. Expensive licensing I believe is what hindered HDRadio ...

Sinclair did some trials with music channels on several of their stations. If carried on a low-complexity PLP, these could theoretically be received by a portable receiver in a car.


I'm surprised that the company behind HDRadio didn't have a fit over this. (Or at least not that I'm aware of.) I ...

I'm noticing some odd things about 69.1 according to Wikipedia and the web page for this channel that is still branded as My Michiana. Wikipedia says that H&I is the primary affiliate and My Michiana is secondary affiliate. I have no idea what that means. I do know when I found H&I moved to 69.1 ...

NedS wrote: Thu Nov 20, 2025 1:58 amHow about now?

Looks good! Thanks.

NedS wrote: Wed Nov 19, 2025 7:25 pm How does it look now?

I'm seeing the correct guide data and logo on 128.1 now. However the other channels I mentioned are unchanged.

Channels 28.1 and 128.1 are no longer H&I, they are now Roar. 28.1 is showing correct logo and guide data. 128.1 not showing any guide data.

Looks like H&I moved to WMYS 69.1.

The other channel that needs fixed is 146.1 which is Univision. The channel logo reverted back to WHME 46.

My device ...

The way I understand it, this is a verification process so things like the Max Headroom incident can't happen again. This is a preventative measure so if hackers hijack the broadcasters signal, their signal just won't be receivable because the hacker wouldn't have the certificate the HDHR would need ...

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.