The scribe and servio come with a free year of dvr service but you don't really get an account as access is through that device (not the other devices... when you buy service any if the devices on your account may be used to access dvr features but keep in mind that it is easy to mess up such associ...

I believe that is the latest for the 4th gen. The only few releases since then have been for models with built in dvr, and the 5th gen. Release 20231214: HDFX/HDVR/HHDD models: Fix problem where duplicate recordings could be made when running multiple record engines. Release 20231020: Release for HD...

This isn't about the recording but to point out that the firmware you tried to install is for a 5fh gen device (hdhr5) rather than your 4th gen device (hdhr4) you say you have.

Does anyone know if these channels are actually live? I did a channel scan today and didn't detect any ATSC 3.0 channels. Yes they are live as of yesterday. 102.1 WBBM-NG 105.1 WMAQ-NG 109.1 WGN-NG 132.1 WFLD-NG 166.1 WGBO-NG Thanks for confirming. I guess I need open a support ticket. I would post...

If they were at different times, you could force a oneoff but for the same time you can't (within the dvr) as it will see you already got/recording that show without segregating the lan between 2 record engines from seeing both tuners and each other during the event. Rather than that what I would do...

What exact model and what region (i.e. the webOS app is only available to the US region until LG decides to do otherwise)?

TVs are single tuner devices that wouldn't have an internal amp to compensate for that split to 2 or 4 tuners. Because the HDHomeRuns have to be able to tune up to 1GHz for possible connection to a cable system the LTE signals that now go down to 608MHz often overload that internal amplifier spittin...

You mentioned quality being low but not the strength... typically that close you really need to watch that you aren't over powering the device. I also strongly recommend one use an appropruate LTE filter as too often those signals overload the internal amplifier.

For thar issie, as I mentioned, those would be channels above 100. (Edit: I should mention not counting the 5000 channels which to my knowledge shouldn't be an atsc3 channel)

libhdhomerun not http api.

Why are you expecting a station from the same place that already has '"low" signal strength (i consider near 80%, though often usable, low) on the working channel to pick up a station broadcasting at half that power?

Typically, unless something like an atsc3 vs atsc1 issue, which would be known by channel number (atsc3 on hdhomerun adds 100) , that would most often mean your power supply is beginning to show its age as such wouldn't be normal without some hardware failure and power supply should be first thing t...

That is what makes it a Flex is the usb port to attach a drive... you originally stated old tuner so I felt it was before the flex (i.e. connect, extend, ...)

From what I see there is no longer an HDHomeRun device that runs the DVR engine with and attached hard drive?? It is now expected to just attach a hard drive to the flex (whether it be the flex 4K, flex quatro or flex duo). The word attached there threw me as such as drive is attached but there isn...

Android you will have to search for an old apk and sideload such signal meter as its been my understanding Google took it down long ago for some reason iOS one can get signal gh (paid product) One thing you can do in a pinch is tune the channel on your pc and open the status.json from your phone but...

Never say never, but unless cablecard rules change or apple has an official method to ensure/require hdcp to render such type of stream, most likely it won't happen. There used to be some things that may have allowed a 640x480 output with some forms of drm requirements when hdcp isn't present but th...