For those of you that are having this problem and have hacked Tivos using the DVR upgrade kit with the internet connectivity option, try the following:
1) Access the Tivo box by typing its IP address into your browser
2) Click on “User Interface”
3) Click on “Channel Guide”
4) Click on “All”
5) At this point you should see all the channels available in your area - including the ones your Tivo box won’t process like the HD channels. If you’re having the same problem I am, some local channels you receive as normal are in the guide, some local channels you should receive are not in the guide and some local channels that are in the guide result in a blank screen when you select them for viewing.
6) Click on the callsign of one of the channels that comes in normally. This is what I get:
Receive= Yes
Favorite= No
SignalType= 6 (DirecTV)
NetworkID= 565
Transponder= 4
NumStreams= 2
ServiceType= 64 (DirecTvDigitalTv)
Spi= 1 (Gtv)
StreamType= 2 (StandardVideo)
7) Click on the callsign of one of the channels that shows up in the guide but comes up as a blank screen. This is what I get:
Receive= Yes
Favorite= No
SignalType= 6 (DirecTV)
NetworkID= 565
Transponder= 12
NumStreams= 3
ServiceType= 64 (DirecTvDigitalTv)
Spi= 127 (StreamLanguageDescriptorList)
StreamType= 2 3 3 (unknown)
8) I’m guessing if I could set NumStreams = 2, Spi = 1 and StreamType = 2 in the latter category of channels, they would come in just fine.
9) Regarding the local channels I should receive that aren’t in the guide, the callsigns of the HD versions of the channels are in the guide file but not the SD callsigns. This is an callsign dump for a typical HD channel
Receive= Yes
Favorite= No
SignalType= 6 (DirecTV)
NetworkID= 565
Transponder= 33
NumStreams= 0
ServiceType= 2 (AtscDigitalTv)
Spi= 124 (Terrestrial)
StreamType= (no value)
10) This sure looks like a Directv problem to me.