I wonder if having the keyboard language set to French instead of English is doing it. Of course, the remote app on my phone won't find any of my Android devices at the moment so I can't test it.

Can you turn on the sending of diagnostic data on the HDHomeRun and run a scan at the time the channels are off/showing the slate on the box, then reply back with the device ID for your HDHomeRun? I'd like to see what the scan is reporting.

If they won't give you a card, why keep them around at all? I'd be out the door to a streaming provider at that point, and of course one of the OTA HDHomeRun models for the channels that streaming doesn't carry .

So, right now at 8:35pm CT, I pulled the listings for your device for that channel and it shows Blue Bloods S10E06 Glass Houses. The listings on nbc26.com show the same episode. The guide for my HDHomeRun, also in Central Time, shows the same episode. Everything seems to be lined up correctly.

I subbed in the listing from KXII so it will be available to anyone using an HDHomeRun, but whoever at the station or Gray corporate normally works with Gracenote/Nielsen for listings should reach out to them to have a dedicated listing created for it so that it is available to everyone who uses the...

No, I said I looked and it does appear to match. If you find something that doesn't match, I need specifics so that I have something specific I can check for.

Is there anything you are seeing in the guide from us that does not match what is on that site? I can try to find a different listing if that one isn't right. At a quick glance it does seem to match over the next 2 weeks. Typical Ion, like 10 shows they run marathons of, paid programming overnight, ...

WMEI's listings have now been switched back to the local listings instead of the generic national ones now that the local ones are correct. The Bucks game on Wednesday is showing up correctly.

Enabling the app for any new models requires approval from LG and such approval has not been forthcoming.

If it's running on a different range then it's acting as a router, not as a bridge.

You do have some extremely strong FM signals coming in. Would probably be worth adding an FM trap if you can find one, or maybe a highpass filter that kicks in somewhere between 150 and 170MHz.

I have added the generic CHSN listing to that channel. Not sure if you'll get all 3 teams or if blackouts might apply since you're in the fuzzy territory between several teams in all 3 sports.

Only the original gen 1 and gen 2 models, and the reception performance on those is generally much worse than current models due to the much older tuner/demod designs. If you switch the drop-down from Antenna to Cable and run a scan, that will scan more frequencies including the FM band, so I can us...

For the scan that was run earlier today, you're no longer getting overload, but you're still having to fight with it being a low-power station at a lower elevation than the major networks. It's also side-mounted on the tower, so there's a good chunk of the Illinois side that will struggle to get it ...

My guess is the front end has limited dynamic range and is getting overloaded by the stronger signals and causing distortion of all the channels. I then wondered how a TV would deal with the different signal levels. I was able to get all 3 channels (17 (also called 4-5) and 20 and 23) on the TV wit...