My previous problem has resurfaced with the message "No HDHomeRun tuners". I haven't changed anything, so I don't know why it stopped working again.

I did go through the entire sequence of operations again. This time, toggling the Settings->Privacy & Security->Local Network switch for HDHomeRun did allow the app to work. I don't know what changed this time since that's at least the third time I've tried that.

It's a small point that might ...

I just hooked up the ethernet, turned off WiFi, and tested the network connection via SpeedTest. The Mac app still can't find the device, whereas the other devices obviously still see it just fine.


I do. Is there anything besides hooking up the Ethernet and disabling WiFi you would like to me to ...

I do. Is there anything besides hooking up the Ethernet and disabling WiFi you would like to me to try with the app?

Yes, the HDHomeRun is wired to the main TP-link node in the mesh network. It is the only device hard-wired to the ethernet. My Firestick, iPad, iPhone, and Mac laptop are all on WiFi on that mesh network.

Thanks. It's a reasonable theory, but I only have WiFi active. I do not have a hard-wired ethernet connection to this laptop so it must be something else.


I seem to recall a similar issue when a Mac user had both wifi and ethernet interfaces active. If that is the case, try with just one active.

Yes, http://192.168.68.50 does reach the web interface.

To my knowledge, I am not using any special DNS interface. My WiFi for all the devices is a TP-Link mesh network that is hard-wired through my Verizon FIOS router.


Can you reach the web interface via http://192.168.68.50 instead of ...

I can successfully use the HDHomeRun through my iPhone, iPad, and an older FireStick, but I get the "No HDHomeRun tuners" found message on my M5 Macbook Pro running Tahoe 26.5.2. The local WiFi network is the same for all the devices including the Mac and HDHomeRun. I installed the app from the Mac ...