If you open Terminal and run: Does it come up as the first hop?

What VPN software? Any third-party firewalls or other security software?

There is no ROUTE-DASH or MMT information for the 4K or FHD channels. These are the two methods by which audio, video, and other data can be carried within the broadcast. There is also no unreferenced audio or video data within the broadcast, so it's not like there's just a problem with the ROUTE ...

They'll post something when it's ready. There is a massive amount of work that goes into all of the documents they produce, just look at all the footnotes.

Nothing is jumping out in the logs. Can you upload a video of what you're seeing to a storage site like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive, set the permissions so that anyone with the link can access it, and then post the link here?

Do you have a USB ethernet adapter you could use to test something (probably the laptop) to see if it works that way vs. on wifi?

No luck reproducing it with multiple reboots on my PC. I have fast startup disabled on everything I use because if I want it to hibernate I'll use the hibernate option :lol:.

Are you able to get in and turn on the Send diagnostic information then close and reopen and we can check to see if anything ...

Is the HDHomeRun wired to one of the TP-Link nodes?

Can you try uninstalling all of them and testing that way? Some of them can still interfere with local network connectivity even when not actively connected, depending on the exact software and settings.

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

The new version of the Windows app has a major change to using a different component for handling the web portion of the app, which is basically everything you see and do except the audio and video. This was done because the old components are obsolete and because the new ones are needed for offline ...

I set it to Nosey, please check and see if it matches what is actually being broadcast, and if not, we'll try Confess instead.

The logs indicate that the HDHomeRun is repeatedly losing power and rebooting. Are you using the power supply that came with that device and not something that came with a different device or some other power source?

Is there anything connected to the USB port on the HDHomeRun?

Can you reach the HDHomeRun's web page at http://hdhomerun.local/ in a web browser on the iPhone?

Do you have a VPN on the iPhone?

Replied via support ticket.

Check Settings > Security & Privacy > Local network and make sure the HDHomeRun app is enabled. If it is already enabled, disable it and re-enable it.