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- 09-14-2005 02:16 AM #1
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Digicipher 2 FTA
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Forgive my ignorance but I am just starting with this.
My question is, would it be possible to have a PCi DVB card pick up on Digicipher 2 FTA signals? Or are they totally different species?
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- 09-14-2005 02:40 AM #2
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Good question. I want to know this.
I think Motorola is the manufacturer of 4DTV. They should make a 4DTV "Digicipher 2" smart card.
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Originally Posted by DapOrp Forgive my ignorance but I am just starting with this.
My question is, would it be possible to have a PCi DVB card pick up on Digicipher 2 FTA signals? Or are they totally different species?
TSReader's site
you can Decodes MPEG-2 tables with DVB, ATSC and Digicipher II extensions. But they don't mention which DVB cards are compatible.
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- 09-14-2005 08:11 AM #4
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You can not decrypt a DC2 signal to make it useable.
The TSReader software can see the associated tables, but can't decrypt the signal.
- 09-14-2005 10:57 AM #5
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I don't have my cband dish set up yet, so I might not fully understand, but I thought the FTA digicipher channels would work like FTA DVB channels. Isn't digicipher just an extension of the MPEG2 standard like DVB? I can see why the encrypted channels wouldnt' work though. Originally Posted by mkm4 10ft Unimesh BUD, 2 Primestar dishes, 1 Fortec 80CM, Coolsat 4000 pro, Genpix 8PSK-to-USB2, Technotrend S2-3200, Skystar ver 2.6, Twinhan 1020a, Twinhan Starbox 7021
- 09-14-2005 08:44 PM #6
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Digicipher is a method of encryption and transmission.
Even the signals that are FTA can only be received by an authorized receiver.
More info:
DCII - The "other" MPEG-2 satellite standard
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