The Licensing Catch: Even though the chip architecture is capable of decoding AC-4, the specific device you purchase must have an active Dolby license.

Variant Suffixes: In retail media boxes, Amlogic chip variants featuring a "-H" or "-J" suffix (e.g., S905X4-J or S912-H) include the official ...

Like I said. For a physical (RF) channel the channel's prime channel is listed first by ascending virtual channel number and all the sub-channels are somewhere else. Otherwise ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox in your area have no sub-channels. And the order of the sub-channels is unknown

There doesn't seem to be any announcement of this capability or how it works. As an example, the channel order in "From Your Antenna" seems to be the ascending primary virtual channel for each of the RF's in your favorites list. Followed by the sub-channels.

Can a current television manufacturer call their new tunerless device a television.

Television Sets

Must include a built-in digital (ATSC) tuner if manufactured after March 2007.

Subject to federal mandates under the Federal Communications Commission regarding accessibility, such as physical or ...

For the full year 2025, Nexstar Media Group reported a net profit (net income) of approximately $83 million to $109 million on total net revenue of $4.949 billion, reflecting a year-over-year decline driven by lower political advertising compared to the 2024 presidential election cycle

Net Revenue ...

I have a HDHR5-4K. I recently noticed that when I use the slingtv (blue) app on Roku(4660) in the Home menu a line labeled "From Your Antenna" appears. It seems to contain almost all the channels from my hdhomerun - sorted from major channels first then minor.

When I played one, the built in ...

I recently read that at this years CES pearlTV was talking about low cost converter boxes that maybe be called Nextgen certified but without some of the ATSC 3.0 features such as interactive features. If so how would a customer know if they are buying a product that supports the full set of ATSC 3.0 ...

And there are additional thorny questions that the Commission is going to have to address.
Consumers are clearly concerned about the use of encryption technologies also referred to as digital rights
management. This impacts both whether audiences will be able to continue to enjoy free over the air ...

I may have lost track of this. But usually there a fixed number of days for comments and then a set day for a "ruling". What is the end date if any. That way I can just hibernate until then

Of all the possible government conspiracies and their importance, one of the top 10 that the government is working on has to be DRM. The new FCC chairman probably doesn't even know what it's all about.

Maybe you need to change "we'd all like a detailed update" to "I would like a detailed update".

I watch the rabbitears ATSC 3.0 threat for how many new lighthouse stations are coming online. Without more ATSC 3.0 channels coming online full coverage in the top 55 markets isn't going to happen. And ...

Do you really think companies want to expose there progress and target dates for new products and features to their competition.

Will that make progress go any faster. Or just waste a bunch of time updating threads and answering posts. And what happens when SD makes 1 step forward or 2 steps back. Just post when it's done.

I'm sure those other A3SA requirements will mysteriously go away if SD builds it's own add-on.

Once SD gets the android solution certified wouldn't using the fire tv stick be the same secure solution.