HDHomerun Prime to PS3 - Data type is not supported
Hey all, Anyone else use a SiliconDust HDHomerun Prime to stream DRM'd content to multiple TVs with a Playstation 3 with DTCP-IP enabled? This has been working great for a few months, but recently an annoyance has cropped up that I am wondering if anyone else is seeing. While watching FX HD or ESPN HD, during commercial breaks - usually the 5th or 6th commercial will cause the PS3 to display the error message: "the data type is not supported". The only option I have is to click the O-Back button, where the channel image and text are replaced with "Unsupported Data". I can then click the X-Select button to re-tune the channel once the commercial break is over.. .It will then stream fine until the 5th or 6th commercial in the next commercial break. When tuning the lesser quality SD version of FX or ESPN channels at the lower number, I will get the following error message at the same point - "this content cannot be played (800288d8)". Again, this error will continue to be displayed when I hit the X-Select to re-tune the channel until the commercial break is over and regular programming has returned. This happens on three different PS3 units, all running 4.80 firmware. The HDHomerun Prime and PS3s are all configured on a 1Gbps switched network. I am receiving no Ethernet errors, disconnects or dropped packets. The HDHomerun shows the Tuner at 100% and excellent signal quality. I have had SiliconDust engineering look a the Debug Logs and they claim that they are not detecting any faults with the DLNA and DTCP-IP encapsulation of the stream. They believe that Cox must be changing the format of local commercial slots, causing the PS3 to freak out. Also note that I was able to play the exact same content in Windows Media Center without error. Is anyone else using a PS3 to view protected content delivered from a HDHR? Is anyone using HDHR's Android VIEW app to view DRM'd content; Any errors? Thanks!3.8KViews0likes7CommentsDNLA Play
I'm trying to get the DNLA feature to work. My network devices can see the Cisco server and the recordings but nothing has been able play back any content. I have tried with an assortment of devices and software on Windows 8, iPad and a Panasonic BluRay (DMP-BTD220) player with built in DLNA client. The Cicso box indicates I need the MoCA password to enable streaming but nothing has prompted me to input this information. I went to the DNLA.org site and tried the media player listed for Windows but it had the same problem. The Cicso box is on my home network and has an IP address that is appropriate. What exactly from a software, codec, plug-in or app perspective do I need to have to play the content back in my environment (Windows 8, iPad, iPhone)?Solved5.3KViews0likes3Comments