How did you do it? Can you give the details on how the ONN decoded DRM in the HR4K??? He must be talking about recording NON DRM channels. Because there's no way his ONN device decoded DRM. I read a review on cord cutters and they claim it can https://cordcuttersnews.com/hdhomeruns-atsc-3-0-nextgen...

There isn't anything to reset... closest you can do is remove rf input and run a scan to clear the channel map which isn't anything you would want to do in this case. However you may have luck with restarting hdhr and/or router. I had seen a couple of routers that performed similar... one was not li...

Changes about every 8 hours and at reboot of device.

This is beginning to be the first firetv stick I've liked in a long time, hdhomerun app seems really snappy just wish firetv devices supported cablecard drm then it easily "could" replace most of my other android/Google tv boxes/sticks/dongles. I'll be trying the regular (non max) one next...

MAT not necessarily supports AC4 but it is used for Atmos and I believe transcoding... the codecs list AC3 (Dolby Digital) / EAC3 (Dolby Digital Plus) / Atmos(DDP+JOC) / AC4(Atmos) / Dolby TrueHD (Atmos) Just getting HDHomeRun installed on my new 4k Max and trying out the ATSC 3 channels... though n...

What are you trying to accomplish... the app probably never will as it relies on the channel list generatedby the scan, they have also been pretty much against adding a feature to manually add channels to such scan. You can always tune such with the http api by specifying ch rather than v for the ch...

The new FireTV 4K and 4K max that were announced today should also handle AC4 according to specs... I have my max on order but I don't think they are delivering until the 27th or 29th but in the past I have got some a couple days early.

Sorry, but many of us can't receive a lot of the old atsc 1 channels because some are on a low VHF channel or on a transmitter from another direction. Most of the atsc 3 channels are on a powerfull transmitter in a single location that most can pull in. We all don't have the advantage of getting al...

Yes there are different requirements for gateway devices... until a few months ago that was basically the same with STBs in that STBs and gateway devices both required internet access... now STBs at least have an option of not requiring internet access just like TVs (but so far that option is coming...

Where were you looking as it has shown up as such for me for a few weeks as DRM at rabbitears.info... Whenever I check locals there, I look up the market listing (ie a google search for kpho site:rabbitears.info as that is easiest station id for me to remember for phoenix) and click the link then cl...

Note that certified devices page is for those that also include security verification so that will probably need to wait until encryption support is available. They also may need to add a Gateway category as I would consider a receiver a STB that plugs into your TV, not a gateway device that serves ...

That is a good start, frequent categories I have that didn't appear to be there are sports and special... and at glance you also appear to be missing some properties that would be specific for sports such as Team1 and Team2.

Note to others: not all properties are always used

Your first link is the official one. Things not covered in that aren't published/documented. Though you can discover through http, that is based on essentially going to api.hdhomerun.com/discover looking where that redirects to and then also change ipv4- to ipv6- as most wll connect to SD through ip...

That is what I was saying/asking before... the hdhr2mxf uses http discovery when it should use broadcast discovery... the issue is that it basically uses the old antiquated address that redirects to the ipv4 discover address, to pull in the others it needs to also retrieve the ipv6 discover address....

@garyan2 Any way to implement the http ipv6 discovery or use a config file of addresses? What I am seeing here is post prime devices won't get discovered and it looks like the code is using http discovery and not attempting to reach out to ipv6-api.hdhomerun.com/discover to discover the more modern ...