$ hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF set /tuner0/channel qam:145750000 $ hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF set /tuner0/vchannel none $ hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF get /tuner0/streaminfo Vch=702 name=CBSHD auth=subscribed cci=none $ hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF get /tuner0/vstatus $ hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF set /tuner0/vchannel 702 I just ran a quick test on my end, and this is what I get: Then browse through the resulting file to see if any of the muxes actually contain unencrypted programs. Hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF scan /tuner0 scan.log To see whether any of your channels are truly unencrypted, run a scan through the hdhomerun_config app: So, by tuning with the vchannel, the Prime is essentially tuning the mux, selecting the proper program, unencrypting it with the CableCARD, and then passing that filtered stream through as if it were unencrypted. I've gone through a couple of notes, and when you tune a channel on the Prime, it unencrypts that particular program on the mux. What could be the issue? Is there an option I need to give to help tvh handle the data? Playing the channel in vlc works without issues. TVH 4.2.5 and 4.3 creates a service for mux but the service is marked as unencrypted and it is unplayable in both tvhclient and kodi. Here is the output of hdhomerun_config so you can hdhomerun_config 13173346 set /tuner0/vchannel 1734 hdhomerun_config 13173346 get /tuner0/streaminfo 1: 1435 CMDYD 1221 COME (encrypted) 2: 1606 MTVHD 1405 Musi (encrypted) 3: 1607 VH1HD 1406 Vide (encrypted) 4: 1466 E!HD 1340 E! En (encrypted) 5: 1463 BRVOD 1332 BRAV (encrypted) 7: 1029 QVCHD 1311 QVC (encrypted) 8: 1734 TOOND 1525 CART <- here is it marked as unencrypted 9: 1484 FOODD 1280 Food (encrypted) 10: 1450 TLCHD 1350 The (encrypted) When I add them as muxes and they are scanned they come back as 'unencrypted'.

Recently I tried Robert's patch to treat them as an ATSC-C network and I have that working well except there are 3 channels that fail. So I have two HDHR primes and I've been using IPTV networks with m3u lists.

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