Thread: Mediaguard2(seca2) and Videoguard possible?
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Old 13-03-2009   #14
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Originally Posted by newsatuser View Post
However I've asked around and foundout that Dreambox DM600PVR is indeed compatible with my local sat tv's smartcard. Does this info give any hint on what encryption my sat tv uses?

I am still unclear as what the question is, if you have a subscription card, I suggest getting the DMR600PVR if you are certain it is compatible, not many people in Europe will know much technically about a satellite on the other side of the earth to us i.e. below our horizon. However please be aware that it is entirely feasible that whenever you want to watch the recording you will probably need to decrypt it again with your smartcard.
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