The HD HomeRun itself handles ownership of tuners. From its point of
view it's first come first served, but once a tuner has been grabbed
by a specific connection it is unavailable to other users until that
connection is dropped, so it will never get changed out from under
you.
On Thu, Mar 26,
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aldo albanese wrote:
I'm glad that this post is asking more questions about cablecard, Mythtv
and etc. I did not want to go off the topic of linux too much.
I consider MythTV, Kodi, etc. to be on topic for BLU as they all run on
Linux. But you will reach an audience with more expertise with
Shirley Márquez Dúlcey wrote:
I don't expect any alternatives to Comcast to immediately surface in
my neighborhood. Verizon never did bring FIOS to Boston and has
stopped pursuing new markets, and RCN seems to have abandoned any
further expansion in the city...
By alternates I didn't mean
Over the top services are only a limited solution if the internet
service remains a monopoly. Net neutrality regulations should help
somewhat but I am confident that Comcast and its ilk will find ways
around them.
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 9:52 PM, Tom Metro tmetro+...@gmail.com wrote:
Shirley
