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PRIME Cord Shaving Solution for HD C M AB IU L E M E T R V ™ P T Cable TV with CableCARD E H *conditional access R M O O U H G H R The simple way to watch live HDTV OUT YOU Cable TV on your media devices, *CableCARD™ is a trademark of across your home network. Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. DVR Solution PRIME Have you thought about making the most of your cable TV service and reducing your costs at the same time. Receive Premium cable TV, including protected content, allowing you to send glorious high definition content to anywhere in your home over 802.11ac WiFi, or a wired connection from your home router and save costs by cutting the number of boxes you rent from your cable company. With 3 tuners you can watch and record up to 3 shows simultaneously, on multiple smart devices, across your home network giving you the flexibility you need. You can watch LIVE TV through our HDHomeRun DVR app and you can record, pause, rewind and schedule your favorite shows using the HDHomeRun DVR service*. You can also watch and record Live TV with our Kodi/ XBMC Add-On or you can record, pause, rewind and schedule programs using popular compatible third party DVR software. *Requires Guide Subscription For cord shaving. No Access premium cable need to rent set top M-CARD subscription channels boxes for every room using CableCARD™ Watch live HDTV HDHomeRun 3 on up to 3 devices streams to DLNA simultaneously on compatible devices your WiFi network on your network Works with our Use more HDHomeRun HDHomeRun DVR so + tuners for greater you can watch, pause simultaneous TV access. and record No. of DLNA Receives free Receives HD Television HD over Watch on Tuners streaming OTA TV Premium over Ethernet WiFi** via your tablets and Cable TV* home router phones 2 ac CONNECT 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 n 3 EXTEND 3 3 3 3 ac 3 PRIME *Subscription from Cable Provider required. **Home router recommended minimum specification. For best playback results, a wired solution is always recommended. PRIME Multi room, multi-user set up Simply plug your HDHomeRun PRIME into your router, For your playback devices it’s an app that connects to follow the Quick Start procedure then stream LIVE TV your home network to give you access to Live TV and around your home. recordings. Playback devices include Windows, Mac, and Android systems, with additional support on Kodi and Plex. You can watch HD LIVE TV via WiFi on an 802.11ac router (minimum spec) or a wired connection. You can watch SD Plex Media Server users can now record live TV with via WiFi on an 802.11n router. either an antenna or a CableCARD™ using SiliconDust’s Live TV can be viewed with our own HDHomeRun app HDHomeRun tuners. You can then stream those recordings (which is supported on Windows / Mac / Linux PC or to phones, tablets, computers, game consoles, set-top Android devices such as phones, tablets, Kindle Fire, FireTV boxes, and smart TVs. The feature is currently in beta for Box and Android TV). Plex Pass subscribers. Or you can activate our full HDHomeRun DVR service. For storage the recording engine runs in the background It works with your playback and network storage devices on your NAS box such as the WD My Cloud. adding the ability to watch, schedule and record Live TV. 5 3 2 1 6 4 1 Your HDHomeRun PRIME Set recordings or catch up on your 2 favorite shows using our DVR app Save money on cable boxes by using 3 an existing media player Some of the platforms and devices HDHomeRun tuners and DVR work across: 4 Our HDHomeRun DVR app is all ready to use on some Smart TV’s (eg. Sony Tablets NAS drives Android TV models) NAS drives Save an entire series on your NAS PC & Laptops SHIELD NAS drives Version 4 5 (network attached storage) drive. Pause a show and resume on a 6 different device* (within WiFi range) learn more at www.hdhomerun.com * Feature coming soon. iOS available via paid third party apps Specifications: Three tuners Optional Network Power CableCARD™ (cable in) SDV connection • 3 tuners GigE • Tuning frequency support: 54-1002 MHz, 6 MHz channels • Modulations supported: QAM64/256 (ITU J.83 Annex B (US digital cable)) • Channel maps supported: US standard, HRC, IRC • Out of band channel support: SCTE55-1 (2048 kb/s), SCTE55-2 (1544/3088 kb/s) • Out of band frequency support: 70-130MHz (as defined by SCTE55-1/2) • Unidirectional receiver (DOCSIS not supported) • Premium digital cable TV (CableCARD™ conditional access) • Video formats supports: MPEG2, H.264, HEVC • Audio formats supported: AC3, MPEG, AAC-LATM • Audio and video are passed through unmodified • Network interface: 1000BASE-T gigabit Ethernet (backwards compatible with 100BASE-TX) • Network protocol support: UDP, RTP, HTTP, UPnP/DLNA™ • USB port for connection to provider-supplied Tuning Resolver, for use with switched-digital video systems • Power usage: 5V, 2.5A power supply. Typical draw <10W under load. • Control protocols: Digital Receiver Interface (DRI), HTTP, UPnP/DLNA, libhdhomerun (C library) • 1 year warranty HDHomeRun DVR requirements HDHomeRun DVR Storage Server Requirements What you need: (for Live TV): (for record and playback): • Subscription to digital cable service • CableCARD™ rented from cable provider Windows PC/Surface Storage Device • Internet connection • Windows 10 version 1703 or newer • Network Attached Storage (NAS)* • For wireless use through your home - 2GB RAM - WD My Cloud - Synology 2013 router, minimum 802.11n for HD - Dual Core x86 - QNAP 2013 - Asustor • Computer, DLNA compatible smart TV, - FreeNAS Televisions Android media player, Apple TV4 or • 2016 Sony Android TV (Android M) • Android with USB 3.0 HDD, 500GB game console for playback on TV • LeEco Android TV - Android Media Box (eg. Nvidia Shield) Note: HDHomeRun Prime is not - Android TV (e.g. Sony Android Television) compatible with satellite TV Mac PC - NTFS or exFAT • macOS 10.8 or later What’s in the box - 2GB RAM • Android TV • HDHomeRun PRIME device - Dual Core x86 - Including Internal HDD 500 GB • Cat5e cable (e.g. Nvidia Shield Pro) • Power adapter Android - with Android 6.0 • Tablets and Phones 4.4.2 • Quick start guide • Android TV devices 5.0 • Windows PC (TVs and Streaming Boxes) - Windows 7, 8.1, 10, Server 2012 *See My.HDHomeRun.com for complete list of supported NAS devices, 3rd party applications and hardware. iOS • MacOS 10.8 or later • iPhone and iPad running iOS 10.3.3 or later • Linux 3.0 Copy protected channels require support from WMDRM or DTCP-IP So, what is the HDHomeRun Our easy setup DVR Solution for Cord Shavers App and DVR service? We looked at the current media-PC way to record TV. It requires a fair bit of technical know how, high powered media PCs that need to stay on, and often pages of Digital cable HDHomeRun Recorded Download complicated setup. Source PRIME storage the App Subscription Digital Your HDHomerun NAS optional but Download the free APP Enter the HDHomeRun App. Simply put, it’s the software that TV via Cable. PRIME tuner. recommended from all popular stores works with your playback and network storage devices adding the ability to watch, schedule and record Live TV. With our free App download on Android / Windows 10 / Mac - you get Live TV with 24 hours of program guide, show At it’s most basic, viewing Live over the air TV around your home posters, and brief synopsis of each show. on multiple devices has never been easier or as cost effective than with HDHomeRun tuners and DVR. Equally simple to setup Upgrade to our Annual DVR Service - now you have 14 is our full DVR service enabling you to schedule whole series full days of program guide and DVR functions including, recordings and catch up on your favorite shows or those not scheduling, organizing priorities, and playback on multiple to miss ‘must win’ sporting events. devices across your home network simultaneously. To see what channels you can receive in your area, visit: www.TVFool.com learn more at www.hdhomerun.com.
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