Any over-the-air (OTA) digital channel that is broadcast in your geography can be decoded by the HDHomeRun, provided it is connected to an antenna.  Unencrypted QAM cable channels can also be received.  The channels available in your area, or by your cable provider will vary, so please use this tool , from the SiliconDust web site, to see what channels you can get.

SiliconDust maintains their own discussion forums for the support of their products, including the HDHomeRun.  Here is a link to the FAQ on their site.

Please see this thread on the SiliconDust forums.

Please see the SiliconDust HDHomeRun forums here .

Yes you can. All you need to do is connect your Neuros OSD to a video source (DVR, Cable or Satellite receiver box, VCR, etc...) using the RCA cables provided. Get your video source on the channel you want to record (the Neuros OSD does not have a built-in tuner), and you are all set. You can even use the IR blaster included in the accessories to schedule recordings on different channels at different times. The IR blaster will emulate the IR signal used by your remote to set the tuner of your video source to the channel of your choice at the time of the recording. (you can also use the serial cable which has the potential for interfacing with devices such as TiVo directly). None of these solutions (IR blaster and serial cable) are in 100% working order as of 3/20/07, but they are being actively pursued. Stay tuned for updates.

Check out this thread on our discussion forums to see how people are using the HDHomeRun and also read some comments on the product.

By default, the HDHomeRun does not come with a cable splitter, but it does come with two high-quality RG-6 cables since it is capable of tuning into two channels/signals at once.  We've decided to bundle a high-quality splitter with the product, since you may only have one cable running to wherever you decide to locate the HDHomeRun.  Please note, it will not be in the box with the HDHomeRun, but it will be inside the box we use to ship your HDHomeRun!