Build 21277 - Hauppauge WinTV software stopped work

It's not a critical system, but it does need to work before I can approve it to my managers. :-)

Approve the Windows build? If this is the case, you should really consider moving to Beta or Release Preview Channel. Dev is not tied to a specific release and therefore not ideal for enterprise rollout planning, etc. Features in Dev Channel may or may not even make it to public release.

-Eddie

But if NoN us Digital TV tuner user where in the Dev Release you wouldn't have know anything about the problem in tell it was to way late which could have made it way in to Public Release and the community would be screaming blood murder way more then it is now and beside both Beta and Release Preview are on 19042.804 right along with Public Release min moon behind.  Beside you miss the point it not always about enterprise server rollout planning after all the Digital TV Tuner an enterprise server out box it nightmare to get working assuming you have compatible server motherboard.

We've had reports from plenty of folks on non-commercial devices in Dev that enabled us to investigate the issue. Not sure what you mean by "NoN us".

My point was that we do not recommend Dev Channel for commercial users as it's not tied to a specific release, and features may or may not make it to retail. It's not designed to use for enterprise validation scenarios, especially production devices. This builds tend to have issues and may be unstable at times. This point was in reference to you need it working for your daily work.

As for Beta and Release Preview, they will be updated when we are ready.

-Eddie

I know Eddie I one of them I have been report this just about with every new builder on Feedback hub

I meant none sorry my bad, again it not always about commercial users it maybe something like Local TV sever with Plex, NextPVR, Emby or SageTV just one may min other TV app that get test on a 2nd system just for beta software like in the case with Windows and some apps above and I even have Linux box and if was up to me I move to Linux and kiss Windows a big fat good bye but unfortunately the analog device we want don't work directly under Linux.

It's not a critical system, but it does need to work before I can approve it to my managers. :-)

Approve the Windows build? If this is the case, you should really consider moving to Beta or Release Preview Channel. Dev is not tied to a specific release and therefore not ideal for enterprise rollout planning, etc. Features in Dev Channel may or may not even make it to public release.

-Eddie

But if NoN us Digital TV tuner user where in the Dev Release you wouldn't have know anything about the problem in tell it was to way late which could have made it way in to Public Release and the community would be screaming blood murder way more then it is now and beside both Beta and Release Preview are on 19042.804 right along with Public Release min moon behind.  Beside you miss the point it not always about enterprise server rollout planning after all the Digital TV Tuner an enterprise server out box it nightmare to get working assuming you have compatible server motherboard.

We've had reports from plenty of folks on non-commercial devices in Dev that enabled us to investigate the issue. Not sure what you mean by "NoN us".

My point was that we do not recommend Dev Channel for commercial users as it's not tied to a specific release, and features may or may not make it to retail. It's not designed to use for enterprise validation scenarios, especially production devices. This builds tend to have issues and may be unstable at times. This point was in reference to you need it working for your daily work.

As for Beta and Release Preview, they will be updated when we are ready.

-Eddie

It's not a critical system, but it does need to work before I can approve it to my managers. :-)

Approve the Windows build? If this is the case, you should really consider moving to Beta or Release Preview Channel. Dev is not tied to a specific release and therefore not ideal for enterprise rollout planning, etc. Features in Dev Channel may or may not even make it to public release.

-Eddie

But if None us Digital TV tuner user where in the Dev Release you wouldn't have know anything about the problem in tell it was to way late which could have made it way in to Public Release and the community would be screaming blood murder way more then it is now and beside both Beta and Release Preview are on 19042.804 right along with Public Release min moon behind.  Beside you miss the point it not always about enterprise server rollout planning after all the Digital TV Tuner an enterprise server out box it nightmare to get working assuming you have compatible server motherboard.

It's not a critical system, but it does need to work before I can approve it to my managers. :-)

Approve the Windows build? If this is the case, you should really consider moving to Beta or Release Preview Channel. Dev is not tied to a specific release and therefore not ideal for enterprise rollout planning, etc. Features in Dev Channel may or may not even make it to public release.

-Eddie

It's not a critical system, but it does need to work before I can approve it to my managers. :-)