WMC uses RTSP for streaming from CableCARD devices. Most of the firmware is common across all modern devices, so it's probably just there. AFAIK there's no way to actually tune channels using it, as WMC uses the DRI CAS:SetChannel interface to do that and just uses RTSP for the network part of things.

Some cable providers include additional data on the data stream that contains the tables that tell the receiver where to find the audio and video data associated with a particular channel. This is a perfectly valid thing to do, and the correct behavior for the parser is to look at the identifier in ...

Search for the show on the Discover tab and select it and it will give you a list of all the upcoming episodes including episode numbers, and you can schedule recordings from there.

I flipped 12.5 to use the The Nest listing from KCAL in LA, so maybe that helps?
33.5 updated
44.4 set to BarkTV. I don't think that existed the last time I was messing with Phoenix listings.
ARID listing set on Cox 34.

Do you see a Video Quality option in the gear menu in the app on the Max? If so, that indicates that the hardware decoder on the device is either blocked for everyone because it is known to be broken, or has been blocked during use by the app because it detected a failure of the decoder. The app wil...

Is there a more in-depth post or article on doing this? I have a mac and am interested in how to transfer recordings. No, because most of the process would be out of scope. As a general outline: Install a program that lets you run virtual machines on the Mac, either Parallels ($) or VMWare Fusion (...

It's a timing issue so there are multiple factors involved, including whether or not an HDHomeRun DVR is present, what devices are present, and how many channels are present, among others.

(This was addressed via support ticket)

It's fine if you want to put it in there, but maybe add a note that people should reach out to your team for any support questions related to that function.

A longer response is coming from Nick. He's been busy with prep for NAB among other things.

Remove Kaspersky, reboot, and check it again.

Do you have the network set as Private in the Windows network settings?

Is the PC's IP address in the same subnet as the HDHomeRun's?

Do you have any third-party firewall/security/antivirus/antimalware software installed on the PC?

A good quality SSD like that Samsung EVO is a good choice. Nothing specific on the mechanical drive side, but there are a variety of drives on Amazon and such sold as "video", "AV", "surveillance", or "security camera" use, all of which just mean the drive is ...

The team that handles the interface for Apple TV is looking at what would be involved with providing an option for disabling the slice guide.

Should be fine.