We'd like to get a sample of the channel for analysis. Please save the following then upload the resulting file to a file storage site like Dropbox or Google Drive, set the permissions so that anyone with the link can access it, then email the link and a link to this thread to support at silicondust ...

The packages get updated with the new DVR version shortly after each release. All the rest of the packaging rarely needs to change, mostly just if something changes in one of the distros that would affect how it starts or something like that.

Please enable the sending of diagnostic information on the System Menu page, reboot the HDHomeRun, wait 2 minutes, run a channel scan, and reply back with the device ID and we will check the logs.

It looks like it was tuning after the channel scan.

Updated

What is the device ID for your HDHomeRun?

Done now, please close and reopen the app and check again.

Please run a channel scan on the HDHomeRun and reply back.

At 22:55 the device rebooted because someone in your home triggered a firmware update on it. The issues after that were network problems, presumably with that wireless hop. Easiest way to confirm would be to move the DVR server to connect to the same router as the HDHomeRun, thus eliminating that ...

This is the one the RPM package that another forum member created uses: https://github.com/garybuhrmaster/packaging/blob/main/hdhomerun-record/rpm/SOURCES/hdhomerun_record.service . If you want to just use the package, you can read more about that at https://forum.silicondust.com/forum/viewtopic.php ...

We have switched 5.6 to a generic local weather listing.

The video decoder provided by the SoC looking to be choking on the interlaced content when active on the UK broadcasts, while handling the progressive content fine. This is not uncommon in the UK, as the decoders on these devices are primarily designed for and tested with streaming video, which is ...

The channel scan determines the subscription and DRM status of channels to put them in the channel lineup file that many apps use to know which channels are available. I'm not sure if OpenDCT uses that or not. I think it was still SageDCT the last time I had a CableCARD tuner working with SageTV ...

We have various things in the works behind the scenes for ATSC 3.0 DRM depending on what the FCC ultimately decides. Ideally they decide to remove a significant barrier to widespread adoption of ATSC 3.0 by killing it entirely.

And can you check BBC2 HD and BBC3 HD during the World Cup Qualifiers at 19:45 on Thursday and see if they also have the same issue?