Is the app tuning to a channel that has signal if you watch it on another device?

A new version 20250611 went live today, please confirm if you are still seeing issues with it.

You can tune via hdhomerun_config and still use the status.json for stats. Worrying about the performance of a compiled C program while running a PowerShell script is kind of funny though.

Good thing Nick doesn't live in Sunnyvale anymore or you'd be walking by his house trying to spy on things .

I have a second antenna to pick up these channels as they are off azimuth from my primary antenna. Looks like I'll be moving my antenna this fall to retain the channels.

https://www.rabbitears.info/contour.php?appid=25076f9190c0b05a0190db8971d91d8d is the big picture map. The ones in Austin and ...

But my luck it will be DRM like the rest lol

I am still having rain fade on 12.1, happened last night. Did some testing and it was only happening with channels in that same Transmitter(9.1,9.2, 12.1 etc) 5.1 and 4.1 were perfect. Should I get a different antenna to help with that?

No DRM, it ...

Poking though our guide database, I can't find anything to suggest WOMS-CD is broadcasting ATSC 3.0. There are a couple devices that are or were receiving it in ATSC 1.0, and only a single channel, 29.1, was reported. I would guess that is a repeat of WXSP 15.1 but have no way to confirm. Your best ...

At the moment, probably nothing. The tower is in the wrong direction. Rotating your antenna to point the correct way would help with 2.x, but then you'd almost certainly lose a significant portion of everything else. The good news is they have a permit from the FCC to rearrange how they broadcast ...

The version in the Google Play Store has a bug where it will not play ATSC 3.0 channels on devices that don't have an AC-4 decoder. It is fixed in the above version, but we're having some issues getting it approved in the Play Store and that may not be able to be resolved until next week. You can ...

The Java exception is being investigated. As a temporary workaround, if you Force Stop the app in the device's settings, it will open again after that.

If you don't see the problem in the first 10 days and it turns off, then if it happens on day 11, we won't have logs for it.

It's just something you have to live with, especially in the Great Lakes region. The weather patterns encourage it, and the large number of broadcast markets closely packed together increases the chances that any particular path will bring in a problematic station. It usually starts to calm down as ...

The device will have some log data held in RAM and will send that when you turn on the Send diagnostic information option, but that doesn't tend to be very much if it has been active. Best to leave the option on, and reset it every 10 days if needed. There's plenty of storage space on the log server ...

It looks like there is a tower with like a dozen FM radio stations pretty close to you, near the Walmart on FM1560, and those signals are coming in extremely strong, so that may be causing some interference. Adding an FM filter like https://www.channelmaster.com/products/fm-filter will knock down ...

2.x is always a problem. They have a couple transmitters and none of them are great. The main one serving San Antonio is basically due south of you off I-35 near Lytle, and the combination of a weak signal, short tower, and the antenna not being pointed at it would make it difficult to receive.

Can ...