lenlab wrote: Tue Feb 24, 2026 6:11 am Wow! Lon is simply amazing! Great video! If only the powers that be in the government would view it and make a commonsense decision to end this DRM farce!

I believe several tv manufacturers have already said that they won't support DRM.

nickk wrote: Tue Feb 24, 2026 7:57 am Chrome requires that you type http://hdhomerun.local for some reason. Most other browsers accept hdhomerun.local

I believe chrome defaults to https unless you specify http.

Keep in mind when you start the engine and are not in rhe directory that contains the .conf file, you also must specify where the .conf file is (usually in the recording folder) such as


./HDHomeRun/hdhomerun_record start --conf /<path to recording folder>/hdhomerun.conf

Also keep in mind the ...

What backend and how did you install it? Normally when one refers to it like that it will have its own log files that are easily viewable unlike when using a drive on a flex, scribe, servio.

If you followed the regular NAS install, that only autostarts after a reboot when installed to a WD nas so ...

I've just rebooted my dvr backend and the hdhomerun app on my mac shows "Your HDHomeRun DVR is ready to record" on the "Recorded" page. There are recordings but they're not showing up, and no new recordings are being made. The logs don't give me any clues.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

There is already a tuner box that has DRM recording in beta hope HDHR DVR will have it soon.

Recording DRM protected content isn't the problem (unless the broadcast chooses to block recording or to force-expire recordings which is a different issue)


Nickk, I think there are some people ...

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