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- 09-27-2005 10:43 AM #1
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Dvb Biss
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Can I get this as FTA?
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- 09-27-2005 10:59 AM #2
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Proud Staff Memberneed more info
where is it located, frequency polarity, symbo rate, etc
the normal stuff so we know what we're looking for
Winegard 76cm dish, SG2100 motor, Sadoun dual KU LNB..... Directv Slimline SWM 3 LNB.... GeoSatPro 36" dish with Sadoun dual KU LNB... Coolsat 5000 on motorized.... Manhattan RS1933....Directv HR34 (yes the 5 tuner monster) GeoSatPro 200 to aim dishes.... few receivers not set up yet
Two 6 foot Fortec dish with GeoSatPro dual C-Band LNB "ghetto moved" to various C-Band satellites
- 09-27-2005 11:03 AM #3
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Intelsat 805 at 55.5,
4105 H
tp 26 Repretel Canal 6 DVB
BISS 5062-3/4
768 769 Sp
Hemi DX Bozóth
050921
I was getting last week, but now it is black.
Used to be in lyngsat white color with DBV, now it is pink with DBV BISS
- 09-27-2005 11:30 AM #4
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never heard of BISS scrambling technologyWinegard 76cm dish, SG2100 motor, Sadoun dual KU LNB..... Directv Slimline SWM 3 LNB.... GeoSatPro 36" dish with Sadoun dual KU LNB... Coolsat 5000 on motorized.... Manhattan RS1933....Directv HR34 (yes the 5 tuner monster) GeoSatPro 200 to aim dishes.... few receivers not set up yet
Two 6 foot Fortec dish with GeoSatPro dual C-Band LNB "ghetto moved" to various C-Band satellites
- 09-28-2005 07:00 AM #5
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BISS (Basic Interoperable Scrambling System)
Learn about it at
http://www.scientificatlanta.com/products/customers/white-papers/BISS.pdf
You see it used on PPV special events. The BISS receiver allows the operator to input a key to allow the reception of the PPV. Used extensively on the special events. Scientific Atlanta's PowerVu is commonly used but if you are thinking of buying one, their price is extremely high and they normally don't sell this type of receiver to the public. Providers will overnight the receiver to the event host and the receiver is returned after the event.
Alternatives? DMS International makes BISS receivers that are actually affordable. We sell these to event providers that need the ease and security of operator activation.
Hope this answers your questions.
- 09-28-2005 10:54 AM #6
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OK, thanks a lot.
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