Better than it was but still probably a little high. Is there an on/off switch on the inserter? Can you try with it off and without the attenuators in place?

CableCARD DRM has never worked on macOS and will never work on macOS.

There's a pretty significant difference in signal quality between the two, with the main transmitter at 92% vs. the repeater at 75%. There isn't currently a way to force the HDHomeRun to use the lower-quality channel. I will bring it up (again) at our next engineering meeting.

When two channels with the same number are encountered in the channel scan, the HDHomeRun will first prefer the one with the greater vertical resolution (1080 > 720 > 480), and if they are the same will keep the one with the higher signal quality. We can check the logs to see what your HDHomeRun is ...

I had it record the Belgium vs. Egypt game today. I’m guessing it was a guide issue, but it only recorded the first half and halftime. Wasn’t expecting that. Looking back, it seems the guide thinks the game was 3-5pm. So not sure why I didn’t get fge second half.

Looks like there may have been ...

The guide listings for 2.2 have been changed to off-air and for 2.3 to local weather.

Just the general Live TV & DVR stuff in Plex's support site, https://support.plex.tv/articles/catego ... ve-tv-dvr/.

You need to use http rather than https and you need a / between auto and v.
http://192.168.1.123:5004/auto/v720
Transcode will only do something if you are using an HDHomeRun EXTEND.

I don't have any way to test this since I don't have any Linux devices on wifi, but my guess is that IP is still bound to the wifi interface even though it's in the down state and that is confusing things when it tries to send the broadcast. Some Linux-based NASes have a similar problem if you ...

We would like to get some diagnostic data to see what is happening:

In a web browser go to http://hdhomerun.local
NOTE: That address will go do the first HDHomeRun device found on your network. If you have more than one HDHomeRun device, use the "device ID" printed on the bottom of the unit ...

OK, definitely a suitable antenna, wouldn't expect problems from that unless something damaged it. If you tune to WOIO and go to the HDHomeRun's web page at http://hdhomerun.local/ and click on Tuner Status, then whichever tuner it's using for that, what signal numbers do you see there? Wondering if ...

Please open a support ticket.
https://www.silicondust.com/contact-support/

What antenna is it? WJW is almost always the most difficult of the major stations to receive in Cleveland being VHF and operating at a very low power level compared to most major network stations on VHF (WJW is only 11kW vs. WOIO's 30, or WTVG and WTOL over in Toledo both being over 20).

We would like to get some diagnostic data to see what is happening:

In a web browser go to http://hdhomerun.local
NOTE: That address will go do the first HDHomeRun device found on your network. If you have more than one HDHomeRun device, use the "device ID" printed on the bottom of the unit ...

Please open a support ticket with a link to this thread, and make sure to include the device ID for that HDHomeRun.
https://www.silicondust.com/contact/