Under the first tab "Configuration", click "BDA Compatibitity Mode" drop-down list and select "J River Media Center". You need to install "HDHomeRun Software for Windows" regardless whether you decide to install the "App" as the "App" does not install the setup program.Īfter installing, you should run "HDHomeRun Setup". Note that for Windows 10, there is also a "HDHomeRun App for Windows 10". This will install the drivers and a setup program. "HDHomeRun Software for Windows" is the software that should be installed. Here is a screen shot of the Silicondust's download page: To use HDHomeRun tuners, you should install HDHomeRun software from Silicondust first, then configure MC to use them. To enable MC to be able to access these tuners, users need to ensure that MC is allowed through the Windows Firewall. These devices provide a virtual TV tuner driver available to all PC's across the network (as opposed to being in one PC). Silicondust makes a range of network-based TV Tuners under the HDHomeRun brand that is popular with many users. For such channels, use a DMS device capable of tuning to ATSC 3.0 channels. Note: BDA architecture does not seem to be able to handle the new ATSC 3.0 signals. If your device is not already covered in MC, we will add special treatment in our next update. If you have trouble getting these tuners to work, please post on the "Television" board and ask for help.
In MC these are called "digital tuners" and are used for ATSC terrestrial signals and DVB-T (terrestrial), DVB-C (cable), and DVB-S (satellite) signals.Ī small number of these devices may need special coding in MC. In JRiver Media Center they are referred to as "digital tuners." Most tuners in this category work out of box in MC after you install the drivers supplied by the device manufacturer, or by Microsoft.
Tuners of this category include digital tuners for ATSC, DVB-T/C/S.
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