If the powers that be approve SD decryption, I suspect the requirements will be to refuse skipping or fast forwarding content (the commercials will need to be included just like the streaming apps) and anyone using HDHomeRUN ATSC 3 decrypted streams must also abide by the rules. Correct?

Supporting ATSC 3.0 internet channels is quite possible... open to feedback as to how useful/important this feature would be.


With the over-the-air 3.0 encryption saga stuck in the mud, I would be very interested in the internet version especially if it is high quality and 4K. I have been ...

I am about 60 miles south from Tampa and I cant get any ATSC 1.0 stations but I can get one station from nearby Sarasota. However, I received all Tampa ATSC 3.0 stations with a $40 attic antenna!!! But when all but FOX went DRM I had a 4 tuner Flex being used for only two stations. To get the ...

My issue with the gods of DRM is the hidden agenda. I didn't see this coming.

Years back I was paying the cable company almost $30/month to rent a cable box with DVR. The market we are in (Tampa) was too far for an attic antenna and the closer market (Ft Myers) didn't cover our local news and ...

So blame me, or at least my Karma. It has to be that, and I am super-sick with disqust and disappointment. And I absolutely LOVE this hardware that I bought two because I needed one to use a separately-aimed antenna so I could get my Perry Mason from a station that was not in the coverage "CONE ...

Cabal wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 11:38 am

DennisFL wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 10:52 am The 2023 version has AC4 audio but no Dolby Vision.

It does not.

This reviewer claims it has AC4

https://youtu.be/2w5yBOO3lpA?si=WGUUTI4X3dVCWVVK

I can testify that my HDHR5-4K can successfully record an ATSC 3.0 broadcast. Through the $20 WalMart Onn "Google TV box" no less! :D
Now if somebody from the broadcast industry will PLEASE work with SiliconDust on DRM, I can quit being so mean to the broadcasters in the AVS ATSC 3.0 forum ...

I can testify that my HDHR5-4K can successfully record an ATSC 3.0 broadcast. Through the $20 WalMart Onn "Google TV box" no less! :D
Now if somebody from the broadcast industry will PLEASE work with SiliconDust on DRM, I can quit being so mean to the broadcasters in the AVS ATSC 3.0 forum ...