What router?

When you had 5.1 going right after the scan finished, there was severe packet loss, indicating either network problems or that the receiving end was not processing the incoming data fast enough. I assume that was the Plex server. How is it connected to the network?

We can check the diagnostic logs from the HDHomeRun to see if the data is at least reaching the Plex server OK. Anything after that you'd have to work with Plex for.

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 ...

VLC doesn't support the audio format due to a lot of open-source software drama, but at least on Windows, you can download clsid2's build of MPC-HC and that will work for audio and video on ATSC 3.0 channels.

When a recording is scheduled to start, the DVR will check to see if that episode exists on the DVR already, and if not, it will attempt to record it. If it succeeds, then at the next scheduled recording it will see that recording on the DVR and not record it. If it fails (no signal, no tuners ...

Have you tried fiddling with the local network permission some more? In my experience, that control has never worked 100% reliably at any point since Apple introduced it.

I am seeing the same or very similar with my Win 11 laptop and old HDHR3-US. The app on Onn Google TV and iPhone works normally.

I hadn't used the Windows app in a few months but reinstalled and tried to use it yesterday and noticed this. From the text behind the splash screen, I see it finds the ...

My laptop is on private network and I do use a mesh system, Nest wifi Pro. My devices that are able to work with HD Homerun Flex 4 all have the same setup as the ones that can't find the tuner. Can't find what the problem is.

If your ISP-provided modem/router has wifi, is that wifi turned off ...

You have two Windows DVRs running, one on 192.168.1.117 and one on 192.168.1.163.

Episode numbers are part of the data we get from Gracenote. They presumably get the data from the networks or the companies that produce the shows. TVDB and TMDB are using fan-submitted data, so it is not always going to match what the guide providers have, especially if episodes end up airing ...

Updated.

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 ...

Any VPNs installed?

Single router/access point or something more complex like a mesh network?

For the Windows laptop, right click on the Start menu icon and select Network connections, and make sure it shows Private network under Properties at the top.

Gonna call them Get Around To It Media. Whenever they do and listings are available from our guide provider, we will add them.

That is not a thing.

The scan is not finding 11 because the signal is excessively amplified and overloading the input to the HDHomeRun. This distorts the signal and lowers the signal quality, and on that channel it is low enough that it isn't locking at all during the scan. If you are using a ...