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Den 08/08/2013 16.23 skrev "lists.md301" <<a href="mailto:lists.md301@gmail.com">lists.md301@gmail.com</a>>:<br>
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> I throw this out as food for thought:<br>
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> I realize (and understand) that Live-TV has been of late a somewhat buggy/neglected feature, for good reasons. Occasionally people question its value, and I have generally agreed with that. I will offer a contrary point of view now, and this is not a plea for any current "issues" to be fixed soon, but just a reason for developers not to abandon it entirely.<br>
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> Because of the relatively recent FCC decision which allows cable providers to encrypt even basic cable, those of us who use clear QAM are losing basic functionality with minimal equipment setup (built-in TV tuners). To maintain what we have, we're eventually going to have to pay for it, one way or the other. But even the status quo doesn't give me all the channels I pay for on all my TV's. I've been thinking about this more, as I just picked up an LG 22" LED-TV for the bedroom, to replace the last old CRT, connected to (currently free) SD DTA.<br>
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> If I'm eventually going to have to go to the trouble of running a second coax drop (and installing an attic antenna to go with it), I'll might as well run Cat6 while I'm at it and put a new MythTV frontend there to use as a set-top box. But for that to work optimally, LiveTV functionality (sourced from my HDHR Prime) that doesn't crash my system would be helpful.<br>
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<p dir="ltr">Out of curiosity, what is the ticket number of the bug report for this live TV crash? I don't remember seeing such a report recently.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Best regards<br>
Kenni</p>