How does it look now?

I've been able to confirm audio desync for ATSC 3.0 on a 2026 Onn 4K Pro. I just need to get out to my roof and verify it's not due to poor signal (and even if it is, that's still something for us to look at, since it should eventually recover, etc).

Still planned, just have some other things that need to be implemented first.

How does it look now?

EDIT: all should be listed now

Through working with various customers, we are also seeing the occasional situation where the Roku settings are correct, and the TV can receive AC-3 over HDMI, but the TV's audio settings might also need to be adjusted. A few people had success just doing a factory reset on the TV's settings (not ...

Our guide provider Gracenote has told me that they are still "Negotiating" with Hasbro over the channel, whatever that means.

That's... a rough lineup

At the moment, HDHomeRun hardware, along with the official HDHomeRun app, will continue to display the ATSC 3.0 channel regardless of the certificate. It's possible there might be some kind of dismissible warning in the future if there isn't a valid certificate, but there are no plans to prevent ...

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 ...