We would like to get some diagnostic data to see what is happening:

In a web browser go to http://hdhomerun.local
NOTE: That address will go do the first HDHomeRun device found on your network. If you have more than one HDHomeRun device, use the "device ID" printed on the bottom of the unit ...

If you're picking up interference from another device, the tuners that are physically closest would be affected more. Usually happens if someone stacks their HDHomeRun directly on a wireless router or something like that. Giving them a couple feet of separation can clear up this type of issue.

Can you get some screenshots/pictures of what you're seeing and send that and the details over to support at silicondust dot com?

The app is reporting a socket error and no data coming in. Do you have a USB hard drive that you could connect to your FLEX and use that as the DVR to see if the problems are specific to using the Linux PC as the DVR?

I used the WIVM listings on the other WIV* since it seems to be the most accurate. WQHS also updated.

Can you please scroll the error message and provide pictures of the rest of it for our team to review?

Comparing vs. another device would be a good place to start, even if it's just putting the same game on your phone or tablet while watching on TV. The GTV Streamer is unfortunately one of the worst streaming devices in currently on the market and suffers from a lot of playback reliability issues.

The only potential good thing to come of the Paramount/WBD merger is that Fubo carries Paramount channels but not WBD channels. If they can get TNT then they suddenly become perhaps the best option for NHL fans. Their app has to be better than DirecTV's because I don't think there's any way it could ...

We have confirmed a bug in the display of the original air date on various platforms. Updates are being worked on.

I am showing it currently has data for MovieSphere Gold, which appears to be correct given the MovieSG name of the channel. West data is showing on 31.4 again as it appears it should be.

Unfortunately our guide provider does not have data for Croatia.

What is the device ID for your HDHomeRun?

+25 dBmV will likely overload if you have a lot of channels. Try to get to around 0dBmV at the input to the HDHomeRun, so just work back from there to account for splitters, long cable runs, etc..

In short, no there is not a way to change the names of the channels. There are a lot of rules in the CableCARD device specs about using the data coming from the CableCARD with the obligation being on the cable provider to supply accurate data. We do have data for most of the channels that overlap ...

What is the device ID for your HDHomeRun? We can update the guide listings.