

Meh, my Plex server is slowly failing anyway because it’s on 17 y/o hardware.
Meh, my Plex server is slowly failing anyway because it’s on 17 y/o hardware.
How do you manually upgrade to the beta?
Except that’s not the experience everyone has. HDHR isn’t getting keys, because the networks don’t allow it for the HDHR devices.
Plex doesn’t support ATSC 3.0 yet, specifically the audio. So it can’t play ATSC 3.0 broadcasts.
It’s usable until your local stations decide to encrypt. Then HDHomerun will not work.
Lots of TV stations in the US are moving to the new broadcast standard, ATSC 3.0, encrypting the channel, and stopping their ATSC 1.0 broadcasts. This makes an antenna useless. And the only digital boxes that are allowed are ones that have to be plugged into the TV directly with HDMI. This means you’d have to have an antenna and expensive converter box for EACH TV.
Basically, broadcast TV is an unreliable mess now.
Thunderbird in 2024 still doesn’t give you the option to use 12 hour time.
It is, but not enough to move the needle. It also carries a bunch of bloat.
Are your stations actually encrypted? Because mine were working fine until recently as many stations encrypted as the NFL playoffs started.
Or maybe you’re just s-p-e-c-i-a-l!