xmguy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 10:49 pm

NedS wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 8:34 pm CONNECT 4K uses Sony tuners. Most CONNECT QUATRO use MaxLinear tuners.

Does this include the non 3.0 tuners in the 4K as well?

Correct. All four tuners in the 4K are made by Sony.

Let's get some data about the GPU on your PC: Open the HDHomeRun app Go into the app settings: the gear icon in the top right corner of the "Live/Recorded/Discover/Tasks" page Enable the option to "Send diagnostic information" Attempt to watch an ATSC 3.0 channel Reply back to this post and provide ...

We would like to get some diagnostic data: Please go to the http://my.hdhomerun.com/ site Click your HDHomeRun's device ID If it tells you that a firmware update is available, please install it Click System Status Check the Send diagnostic information box Go back one page Click Channel Lineup Click ...

CONNECT 4K uses Sony tuners. Most CONNECT QUATRO use MaxLinear tuners.

4acfKD6T wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 4:02 pm I have no understanding if there was no updates to neither 'duals' nor android app, how it can just stop functioning all of the sudden like that.

This was a UI bug. The UI code gets loaded remotely from our servers every time the app opens.

Dev team has been able to confirm a UI issue affecting DUAL units on Android, and are working to fix this ASAP.

It's a UI bug due to the DUAL tuner. If you disconnect the DUAL it will work again. Dev team is working on a fix ASAP.

I have one guide error on my Quatro #107B1FCB: channel 4-3 is LX (Washington, DC market). But it incorrectly shows up on the guide as Telemundo. Can this error in the guide be fixed? ( Nota bene -- I just submitted a support ticket as well on this, not knowing the right path to follow to get this f...

You can post feature requests here.

Guide updated for 665. Now on correct time zone.

Guide updated

Being able to record multiple versions is something that is still being evaluated. From what I understand, even with a single ATSC 3.0 program listing, it's possible to have more than one "version" available, so it's definitely on the list to look at and plan for. Does this mean perhaps being a low...

Being able to record multiple versions is something that is still being evaluated. From what I understand, even with a single ATSC 3.0 program listing, it's possible to have more than one "version" available, so it's definitely on the list to look at and plan for.

My guess is that Silicondust has the guide listings for 25 set to ABC Television Melbourne instead of no listings like it should be for a radio station. SD's guide listings in Australia are all set by hand, so if there is a channel that has an ambiguous name like that, it could get set wrong. When ...

In my personal opinion, I would go with a powerline adapter rather than using a mesh node, but on paper it should work with a mesh node as well, as long as there's enough bandwidth for all connected devices/possible TV streams.