AHA!!! You sir are a gentleman and a scholar!

Sure enough, over the past week or so I've been involved on the 'OTA LA" thread on AVS Forum, discussing assorted issues relating to several KTLA sub-channels and their statmux-assigned low bitrates, resulting video image anomalies, etc. And so I have ...

Well, something "residual", like an app still tuning or whatever... seems plausible as a maybe.

But initially it was from a brand new fresh boot to Win11 on that laptop. Zero had been running. Just Windows desktop initialization, including DUMeter. And that 20Mbps "flood" coming in from the Flex-4K ...

Well I decided to try pulling the power cord out of the Flex-4K. And of course sure enough the continuous 20Mbps data being pumped to the laptop stopped.

Then I plugged it back in, and amazingly it did NOT resume pumping data to the laptop! I even re-booted the laptop and still everything seems ...

This is very strange. I happened to be working in Win11 on one of my LAN computers tonight, a Lenovo P70 laptop, on which I have DUMeter installed. This is a software product that monitors download/upload traffic on LAN and internet. Although I was doing absolutely nothing, DUMeter reported a ...

Actually watching live using other apps and silicon dust tuners does give you most of the capabilities you are discussing such as REW, FF, Pause etc. I use these all the time while watching live tv and really enjoy it. But these functions are enhanced when viewing a recording. So I don't really ...

The whole point of DRM is prevent recording.

My question is.
What TV content do people record nowadays?
Anything at all that you are unavailable (or prefer not) to watch when it airs. ANYTHING!

That is the entire point of VCR/DVR for personal use... to allow the viewer to record anything when ...

I've been a user of SD products for over 7+ years, and I love them. Not so long for me. I jumped in with the Flex-4K about 1.5 years ago. Loved it, and still love it... for non-DRM ATSC 3.0 here in LA.

I don't use or want a Za$$erbox, but because they are cable to record ATSC 3.0 DRM's content ...

I wouldn't put much stock in their "future plans", given the current restrictions in place.
It's unknown exactly what they are really describing.

But as I interpret things they are not hindered by wanting to stream DRM content around the network to popular player devices which are themselves ...

From the first post in this thread:

Will DRM encrypted ATSC 3.0 channels play on my Android or Fire TV device?
Using a gateway product - we expect it will be possible in the future but it is not possible today. The Google Widevine DRM decryption is possible but there are other requirements that ...

ATSC 3.0 audio is fully supported on Windows with the HDHomeRun app. No codec pack required. Wait... are you referring to the cloud-assisted decoding automatically invoked by the Windows app as what you call "fully supported"?

Windows 10 or Windows 11?

Yes, it does work and produce sound and no ...