They had to go to the vendor for a fix for the MPEG2 issue. Then once they had it they sat on it for 4 1/2 months before releasing it.

Looks like the updated app is now available. Let us know if that helps.

We have identified a bug where if you create a recording task from the slice guide and try to change the padding it will generate the error, but if you set the same task from the Discover screen and adjust it works OK. Does that match what you're seeing? The team is working on a fix for that.

Can you enable the sending of diagnostic data in the app on the Android TV, and report back the next time you see an issue there?

The DVR will always start with the lower-numbered device. There's no way to force a specific one to be used.

Odd that the TAs were reporting -18. That's the same as the out of band channel for the CableCARD, and one HDHomeRun was reporting +3dBmV and the other about -0.5dBmV, and those were the numbers from last weekend. Do you have a fan or anything on those TAs? From what I remember, the STA1520 has vent...

Have you checked the antenna, wiring, and if you have one, the amplifier, to make sure everything is still connected securely and in good condition?

Channels with a higher vertical resolution (1080 > 720 > 576) are preferred. If the resolution is the same, then the one with higher signal quality is. There's currently no way to override the automatic selection.

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No, it has to be from the cable provider.

The basic concept of the DRM system is to provide end to end protection of the channel, all the way to your display. Each step along the path has to support the DRM scheme, from the CableCARD to the HDHomeRun to the app to the video system to the display, and has to have some sort of system to verif...

Listings cannot be set for channels that do not have both a number and a name from the cable provider. Optimum stopped sending names about 6 weeks ago, and no one knows why. Without that information, there's no guide data, and without guide data, there is no DVR functionality. Your options to use th...

For ATSC, 100% SNQ is 30dB+, 50% is 16dB.
SEQ is a logarithmic scale of packets with errors in the last second, 50%=9, 0%=99+

Quick test of my SCRIBE looks OK for live and recorded TV.

We've submitted an updated app that blacklists the broken decoder when playing interlaced video. The picture quality won't be as good as it would be with a working hardware decoder, but it shouldn't crash on UK HD video anymore either. Usually takes Amazon a couple days to approve, so I'd guess it s...