Well, in the end I started over. Uninstalled the DVR manager. Deleted the /volume1/HDRHomeRunDVR folder. Rebooted. Then followed the instructions from the start, set the permissions etc via ssh and now it all works perfectly! Even my.hdhomerun.com now shows HDHomeRun CONNECT QUATRO and HDHomeRun REC...

And now its back as it was - can't find HDHomerun, and the DVR manager does not show it either....

I uninstalled, rebooted and re-installed the DVR manager. On the NAS in the Packages window it says it is running. I can't access the record engine at http://192.168.3.106:59090 I can access the DVR Manager. That says RECORD not running. It shows the HDHomerun as discovered. The log looks as follows...

I can find the HDHomerun at its IP address, and I can ping it successfully. Works ok, and I can't see any error in the below log. I only have basic level knowledge on these things, but I am assuming HDHomerun needs to contact the SD server over the internet. SO do I need to check if a particular por...

This is the log (I think?) from the DVR manager below. But it does not find the HDHomeRun either; ---------- OS and ENV VARIABLES -------------------------------------------------- Operating System = Linux NAS 2.6.32.12 #25426 Tue May 12 04:42:15 CST 2020 armv5tel HTTP_HOST = 192.168.3.106 SERVER_NA...

No firewall on the NAS.

The router had firewall set to ‘medium’. I set to off temporarily but it made no difference.

I don’t get why my HDHomeRun does not show up at http://my.hdhomerun.com even though it’s working?

I feel if I can solve that the DVR will follow.

My HDHomerun works fine - shows all channels, and I can watch using different channels on all four tuners. I installed the Synology SPK a year or so back, and followed all the instructions. It worked fine, recording as it should. (My SD DVR account is active) Recently I went to watch a recording, bu...