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Old 31-05-2004   #1
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It seems VH1, VH classics and MTV have gone off the astra sat
I used to be able to get these ok using a 6 in 1.
Have the codes changed or have these channels gone for good
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Is this the reason
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Seems daft replying to my own query but I wondered, has VH1 on Astra gone to viaccess2 from viaccess1 and is that the reason my funcard can't decript it?
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Sorry, missed this post last week, yes, I think that they've all gone to Via2.
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Cheers Rolf
The next question is will funcards be able to decrypt viaccess2 and for that matter seca2.
My worry is that if all of the channels on Sirius go viacess2 (TV1000 etc) there wont be much left to watch.
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Depends what cAM you have, but a Titanium card is becoming an essential piece of equipment at the moment.
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What cam do you recommend rolf and is their 1 titanium card or different types
Again if there's more than 1 whats the best type and what 'decent channels' will it decode
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