It's now showing 3GB of free space. Is the NAS almost full, or is it still looking in the wrong place, or maybe a virtual volume was used and set too low?

To clarify and emphasize, these certificates are for ensuring that TV broadcasters are who they say they are, and are not a person (who somehow has a massive broadcast antenna and all of the supporting equipment) pretending to be that broadcaster.

ATSC 3.0 in the US has a deadline where all ...

It's the ATSC 3.0 certification requirement thing, unrelated to DRM. It's kind of like how websites have SSL certificates.

A3SA (the same group who currently has the only approved ATSC 3.0 DRM method) was previously the only company allowed to issue certificates (that are going to be "required" for ...

Please open a support ticket and we will get you a replacement unit: https://www.silicondust.com/contact-support/

I'll ask, but I don't think there are any major changes for Linux. Some platforms will have a newer version number simply because that's the date the files were built, and some changes might be platform specific.

The actual installer part is really only needed for installing the command line tools (and doing a manual firmware update) and the DVR software. The HDHomeRun.app can be just copied over. It's up to Nick on how he wants to handle this, but if you e-mail support, we can send you the HDHomeRun.app ...

There is some collaboration going on there, but I was unaware that any of it was customer accessible yet. Nice.

I'm sure Nick will have more to say about this in the near future.

Bug, we'll get it looked at.

You have a Windows PC DVR, and a SCRIBE, so it's got to be one or the other of those.

See if you see it listed on the SCRIBE: http://15303F39.local

It just hasn't been added yet. The Apple TV version of the app is basically a recreation of the normal app, because Apple won't let us use our normal UI (web-based) on tvOS. All of the features on Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, etc, have to be recreated for Apple TV (and Roku).

We're just waiting for our guide provider to add listings. They say they have someone looking into it now.

I've reported this to our guide provider.

In the HDHomeRun app settings (the gear icon in the top-right corner of the "Live/Guide/Recorded/Discover/Tasks" screen), if you change "Speaker Configuration" to "Stereo", does it still happen?

On touch devices, right? Android/iOS/iPadOS, etc?

We would like to get some diagnostic data:

1. Please go to http://hdhomerun.local
2. Click System Status
3. Check the Send diagnostic information box
4. Go back one page
5. Click Channel Lineup
6. Click on Detect Channels

Then reply back. Device ID is still 1323BE9B, I assume, from your other recent post?