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And that's more useful than reliable C band satellite radio/TV delivery? Ultimately this is all a debate that I would categroize as a First World Problem. I think mobile internet is a luxury (TV is also a luxury). Having 1 Gbps mobile internet? That's just overkill. I'm 26 and got into FTA...

Agreed, and an analogy: There's lots of hobbies with a smaller following as time goes on. Not necessarily a hobby of mine but I like using older equipment (chainsaws, lawnmowers, tractors, etc) that most people give away free or really cheap because it just needs a rebuilt carburetor (I like old...

It's still an extremely small and getting smaller subset of people. In all likelihood, I could probably go out to Highmark Stadium right now and find more people using a C band data connection to upload and livestream drunken stupidness and table smashing then there are people active in those...

Check online for an update for your tv's system. Maybe there's a new one that'll fix it. It IS connected to the internet, correct? You are using a tv set with a 3.0 tuner, and not an outside 3.0 tuner device?

Yes, TV has TOSlink output, but it's in use. Wonder it there is any TOSlink connector adapters that can add more TOSlink connections then add a Bluetooth adapter! Will look into it. Thanks

Richard, What ATSC v3 Sony TV do you have? Is it connected to the Internet? It sounds like an older device and the station updated their encryption keys, now your device can't decode them without an update on its own.

Does your TV have an S/P DIF (TOSlink) optical output? There are inexpensive Optical to Bluetooth transmitters that might work for your needs. Not sure if the Hopper 3+ has optical out, probably just HDMI.