I never liked the name "LTE Filter". Band-pass filter would be better.

I'd like to see a dual High VHF/ UHF band-pass filter marketed in the US. 174-216MHz and 470-608MHz pass built into one filter. That would cover most viewers in the US to block FM and LTE ranges.

If I drag a task to the top of my task list it won't stick. When returning to the list, it will be back in its old spot. Dragging the top task item down does work.

Version 20210121(App) / 20201230e (UI)

I am at the point of questioning my HDHomeRun 3.0 tuners. I am getting 3.0 signal strengths of 65% on both of our transmitters and near 100% from 1.0 transmitters presumably on the same tower. I am 50 miles north of Seattle with sufficient antenna for 1.0 and all the talk was the 3.0 would be easie...

Yup. This :) Only thing to add is that if you have multiple PVR clients installed in Kodi, this setting won't do anything. I added an alternative method to get the real channel number for folks that fall into this category. Go into the addon settings (Addons / My Addons / PVR Clients / HDHomeRun DV...

Matrix beta seems to work well on my FireStick 4K and Fire HD Tablet.
The FireStick Lite sounds interesting. It's cheap enough just to get another remote. I like to pair the FireStick remotes with my tablet, makes navigating Kodi much easier.

That trigger works, thank you. My mistake; I thought that clearing the data/cache would request the guide for the new channels. Had to look a little further.

Is there any reliable way to get the guide data to load for new channels?
I've tried clearing the Kodi cache and clearing the data under PVR & Live TV settings.
I've been deleting the add-on and starting over fresh to get the new channels to load.

I'm not sure of the strategy SD employs for 1.0 vs 3.0 if there are identical display channels.
The way it is on a 1.0 tuner is that some channels end up hidden if there are identical virtual channel numbers.
Having the RF number in addition would be a good idea.

It looks like they are using 35.1 for both ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 which is a poor practice.

Silicon Dust needs to stop listing channels by the display channel and go to displaying by RF numbers.

Select multiple channels for a rule. I get 2 FOXs, 2 NBCs and 2 CBSs. I would like to pick the FOX, CBS and NBC I want for NFL recordings.

I do not have any delays starting channels with 18.7 on Windows 10 or FireStick 4k.

I wasn't able to delete the timer. The race was 3:30-7:00. I added 2 hours padding. At around 7:30, I wanted to stop the recording since the race was over. The timer wasn't in the list but the engine was still recording. I restarted the engine and it continued to record. I guess the only way to stop...

The recording engine does not support such. The only way is to delete the rule and restart the engine... and you may also find that the tuners themselves also should be restarted. This has nothing to do with this software but with SD's dvr in general. The rule disappeared when it was in the padded ...

How can I force a recording to stop?

I recorded racing today and padded 2 hours to the recording. I wanted to stop the recording when it was in the padded time but couldn't find any way to do it.