Under my account page it shows the number of tuner boxes and has a selection box where you can change that number and they send you the boxes. Nothing explained there and no mention that says you're about to make your service really expensive and going to be getting another server. Don't think putting a little blurb of text saying "Maximum 4 clients per server" on that page would take more than a few seconds for a Verizon web author to add.
Odd you say that you can program recordings and manage existing recordings on your Quantum server DVR with the mobile app when I've had several Verizon techs tell me flat out that Verizon FiOS Mobile does not work with Quantum servers and they are working on a solution but don't expect to have it resolved quickly. Are you running iPhone or Android??? I can't look at existing recordings (not watch, just see what is recorded) or program a new recording from the TV guide. You can??? And I have a Slingbox but really a pain to fire that up, go to the guide, find the program and at up a recording... When comes to remote lags Slingbox has a black belt, but knowing what it does that is totally understandable. Just want FiOS Mobile to work with Quantum the way it did before Quantum.
Being in sync is important to anyone with two or more TVs within listening distance of each other. We're not couch potatoes so we are often scrambling around the house while keeping up with a sporting event or in the morning getting up to date with the weather and news while we get ready for work, so we click the TVs in the rooms we migrate between. When the sound is out of sync it can drive someone iNsAnE hearing the warbling echo from the next room. And don't know any sports fan with friends who doesn't invite folks over for a Superbowl, NCAA Championships, Stanley Cup, World Cup, or anything like that. It's a royal pain when the TVs are all out of sync and echoing like mad. Not what we like to present to our friends.
As far as hitting exit to clear the info screen, that isn't the point. The point is this is a feature available on what Quantum is supposed to be upgrading. I can also go back and individually check the spelling of every word in an email, too, but I prefer that Outlook just spell check as I'm typing :0) Kind of nice when upgrades actually are improvements.