Yes, offline support was added as of like mid-July. The app needs to have been run once while online in order to cache the interface, but once it fails to connect to the server you should get an option to continue and then will be able to watch live and recorded TV (recorded requires a DVR, of ...

21.2 switched to The Country Network
21.11 switched to Retro TV

Is wifi disabled on the T-Mobile gateway?
Is the HDHomeRun wired to one of the Nest nodes?

The reason I asked about IPv6 is that it appears your DVR PC is accessible on multiple different subnets, like you might have a /56 from your ISP and are running a different /64 on each VLAN, but the PC is on 2-3 different ones simultaneously, which is why the app finds the DVR but not the devices ...

Devices that do not have an AC-4 codec use our transcode service and will get stereo audio back that gets output in the selected format. Most devices that have a built-in decoder access it via the app trying to do passthrough, and you'll either get PCM in the appropriate channel count if stereo/5.1 ...

Updated to the extent possible. Several of them don't have listings available.

Updated. They rebranded as Minnesota PBS and changed the channel names and that required the guide mappings to be reset.

What are the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of the Apple TV and Fire Cube?

ATSC 1.0 channels you can pull the full mux via HTTP as well as via other methods, just using http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/ch27, where 27 is the RF channel number you want to tune. ATSC 3.0 is a lot more complicated as it doesn't natively use transport streams, the HDHomeRun assembles the data ...

Looks like we will be entering another (US) tv season with no resolution to this :x .
I understand it is complicated with many parties involved, but how many *years* does it take to decide?

The phrase "seek comment" appeared 110 times in the Fifth FNPRM that the FCC published October 29, 2025 ...

On most providers' systems, the channel packages you are subscribed to have to be added to the account for billing purposes and then separately to each CableCARD on the account in order to authorize the card to receive those channels. That second part often doesn't happen, and they have to go back ...

XMLTV data uses this format:

Probably wasn't a Charter employee at all. Many cable providers contract out low-level field tech positions because they don't want to deal with the turnover, and they really like doing it in pro-union states if they can contract it out to a non-union shop and save a few bucks.

The HDHomeRun app and DVR system are designed for use within the home. There are third-party apps like Plex and Emby that have their own live TV and DVR systems that can interface with the HDHomeRun hardware and are designed to support remote usage, although they do have their own subscriptions ...

Either the problem would follow the card or the process they go through to re-pair the card might also fix the authorizations and then both cards would be working, so that's probably worth a shot.