Ugh. I wish that was denoted on rabbitears.


I actually hadn't realized that internet streams in 3.0 could be either encrypted or unencrypted. I use the same flag that I use for encryption to denote internet streams. I'll have to change that, but I also had no way of knowing that it was ...

AVC has been part of the ATSC 1.0 standard since 2008.


But that doesn't mean the FCC has approved it for broadcasting. Which it has not. A/72, which is MPEG-4 video in 1.0, is not found in 73.682(d).

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-47/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-73/subpart-E/section-73.682 ...

There are some options for a replacement, although the majority of customers use the Windows version.


Are these options noted somewhere? I've not found any replacement GUI options. I do wish there were a Linux GUI option that looked like the current Windows version and supported the PLP info ...

I feel your pain. I am in the Houston area and KHOU CBS is still using VHF spectrum. I'm opposite side of the metro area from the broadcast tower and teetering on the edge with the 1.0 signal. 3.0 will come in perfectly, but not on the HDHomeRun Flex 4K because of the DRM :(


The CBS feed is ...

Yes, A3SA is the broadcasters. It is not the content providers. Paramount, NFL, MLB, etc.


Paramount owns CBS. Disney owns ABC. NBCUniversal owns NBC. TelevisaUnivision owns Univision. Fox also produces its own content. The fact the networks contract with outside providers like NFL and MLB for ...

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That page is "licensees" which means "companies signed up to use A3SA services." Like how if you go to McDonalds and buy a burger, that doesn't make you part of McDonalds, that makes you someone buying a product McDonalds sells.

The correct list is at the bottom of the ...