Commercial detection/skipping is not a feature of the DVR.

I am seeing 2 weeks of data being available at present.

We do not recommend recording to a flash drive. They aren't designed for the kind of usage the DVR will put on them, and they tend to have performance issues over time.

Recordings can be transferred off a FLEX running as a DVR through the web page (although limited by the 100Mb/s connection in the ...

Do you have the latest app version installed from the App Store (not the version available on the Downloads page on our website)?

It has now been submitted and should be live Friday.

We are not seeing an active DVR subscription associated with the device or under your email address. You can order the subscription from our shop site at https://shop.silicondust.com/shop/produ ... /software/ .

It looks like the device is rebooting when the scan is run, which often indicates a power problem. Please try the supply from the working device with the problem device and see if it behaves any better.

Exactly as I suspected, no 5G, but too much amplification. Drop the output level from 25 to 0 using the app and then keep an eye on things.

I'm also in Columbus--I just got the Flex, and after hooking it up I'm only seeing 5 channels, whereas when I had my OTA on my TV, I'm getting like 3-4x more channels.

And yes, my connection was working at one point, now nothing is working and I'm getting that "No available video" message ...

Can you remove the LTE filter, enable the Send diagnostic information on the web page for your HDHomeRun, run a channel scan, and reply back with the device ID for it so we can see what it looks like?

It's unlikely that an LTE filter would actually do anything for the SmartKom. It's not like a ...

That sounds like it might not be accounting for timezone correctly, especially if you are in Mountain time where 5pm matches up to midnight UTC. Reported to the team to review.

Docker is definitely the best option for QNAP. There are some instructions at https://github.com/demonrik/HDHR-DVR-docker/wiki/Updating-from-the-QNAP-QPKG-to-Container for converting from the old QPKG install to Docker, but a clean install is basically the same thing except you also need to create a ...

Performance of a wireless bridge is going to depend primarily on what is between the bridge and the router it is connecting to. If you're trying to connect different floors, ideally the bridge would be located directly above the router. The further away it gets, the more stuff the signal has to pass ...

Probably multipath interference, where the antenna receives the broadcast signal from multiple directions, both the direct one straight from the broadcast tower and also others reflecting off something. Since the reflections take slightly longer to reach the antenna than the direct signal, they ...

ATSC 3.0 adds a new (to North America) feature called physical layer pipes (PLPs), which allows the signal to be divided up into different sub-signals that fall at different points along a line between "easy to receive but low data rate" and "hard to receive but higher data rate", vs. ATSC 1.0 that ...