While Waiting for the SD DRM fix I have been looking into this by Verizon For those that may have Verizon FIOS It only offered Wi-Fi connections and I like to have Ethernet connections But that can be addressed with a USB /Ethernet adapter/converter But I am sure there wont be any DRM issues with t...

I also own a TVision Hub v2 and it is indeed frozen on 1080i channels, in my case from my Flex 4K ASTC 1.0 1080i stations. It looks like it is the only Android TV device I have that is using software MPEG2 decoding in HDHR app. So looks like software MPEG2 decoding is the problem.

On Android devices, make sure you grant location permission to the HDHR app in order for DRM to work. Sometimes, the app will prompt you for it but in my experience, most of time this is not the case. I always manually check and make sure location permission is explicitly granted. Android OS will no...

Get a Walmart $20 Onn 4K to replace it and you don't have to suffer through the low PQ of software decoding. I also still have mine but rare use it now. If I have to guess, the black list inside HDHR app probably get too long (or a new MiBox firmware update broke it) and this box will be the first t...

Duplicate won't work. But to get to the bottom of this, you need to turn on diagnostics and ask SD to look into it.

Check out this thread: viewtopic.php?t=79280. Shield works with DRM just fine.

Google now will prompt you to remove the permissions for apps that are not used for a while. I have seen HDHR apps being prompted for removal of permissions on couple of my Android TV boxes.

Atmos is object based, not channel based. So, if you decode into just multi-ch LPCM, you no longer have Atmos. The alternative is to decode into Dolby MAT 2.0 which is multi-ch LPCM + Atmos meta data. Almost all Atmos AVRs and soundbars also support Dolby MAT 2.0. I will try to be clear: (1) No curr...

Just to update this thread: Using my Sony X900H built-in ATSC 3.0 tuner tune to NBC channel 4 in Washington DC region. Sony reports following for video: 1920x1080, HDR10, AC-4 audio. The picture mode actually is Dolby Vision which is nice. My soundbar reports Atmos audio playback. So, it looks like ...

Do you have multiple monitors, e.g. PC screen and TV? If so, make sure it is not on duplicate mode.

I saw similar things on DC area NBC 4 and CBS 9. Both are encrypted. But I was able to check it out using my Sony ATSC 3.0 TV's built-in tuner.

Are you sure the 4K feed is even natively 4K this time around? In the past, all NBC Olympics 4K are also 1080p upscaled.

In that case, see posts above about problems with AC-4 audio when used inside HDHR app with ATSC 3.0 stations. My RockTek G2 has much better AC-4 handling than this.

Please be specific which Onn 4K you have:
* Onn 4K 2021 ($20), no AC-4 capability
* Onn 4K 2023 ($20), no AC-4 capability
* On 4k Pro ($50), capable of AC-4 but very unstable when used within HDHR app as posted above.

ATSC 1.0 never failed me on my Onn pro yet. But ATSC 3.0 stations do fail from time to time, quite randomly. Hopefully, SD can find some work arounds. 2.0 or 5.1 speaker settings seem to invoke cloud transcoding which results in DD 2.0 audio. We also know Onn Pro has DD/DD+ encoder enabled for anyth...