I know I’m not the only one with a Samsung s5 who’s had problems with playing/resuming on the Android. Resume works, if I started watching on something else, like a Roku. But when I start on the Android, and stop, it doesn’t store that the video has been watched.
I complained about it, they said o yeah, we’ll fix it. I think we’re on month five now.
Also Tablo connect keeps needing to be toggled even with a static IP, time to email support.
Don’t get me wrong, Tablo has a great product, but they’re missing a few key elements of a basic DVR. I’m a techie, I might be willing to put up with some of it, but there’s also a limit.
Update: the Tablo player app updated a few days ago, I just checked, the resume finally works.
ATSC 3.0 not backwards compatible. Not happening yet but every Tablo rendered worthless following completion of rollout. Hey Tablo, what plans do you have for customers when every single person will be forced to buy a new Tablo box?
Many people don’t own a tablo or tivo and watch OTA via the tuner in their TV’s. What are LG, Samsung, Sony, etc. doing to keep my investment in my current TV’s viable?
TV tuner will be obsolete as well but the TV will continue work fine with external sources so that analogy is rather weak. All Tablo, Tivo OTA, etc. will be worthless and non-functional = zero value
The TV isn’t dead when ATSC 3.0 replaces ATSC 1.0, only the single internal tuner, which can be replaced by use of an external tuner which will likely be low cost. The Tablo is DEAD unless Nuyvvo has devised a 2 or 4 tuner ATSC 3.0 USB tuner or has partnered with SiliconDust to offer a network tuner both of which seem unlikely.
If you live within 150 miles of the Mexican border you probably won’t see ATSC 1.0 disappear for a long time. Mexico just forced broadcasters to turn off NTSC last year. And since many U.S. OTA broadcasters in this zone also target Mexico viewers ATSC 1.0 may live on.
The new administration now controls the FCC.
“The petition explains how the industry plans to deploy Next-Gen TV in
parallel with the current ATSC 1.0 standard to address compatibility
issues. Under this approach, a temporary “host” broadcaster in a market
would agree to simulcast on its airwaves the other DTV signals of those
stations broadcasting with ATSC 3.0. The “host” station’s programming
would reciprocally be carried as a programming stream by one of the
stations deploying the Next-Gen TV standard.”
Most people these days don’t keep “high tech” stuff more than 2-4 yrs. So whats the big deal?? When did you get your last cell phone and when will you replace it?? A lot to do about nothing!
You mean I need to replace my LG440 flip phone. Wow I just heard that flip phones were coming back into style. Maybe I need to turn it on in another 10 days and see if it still works.