Just Sharing This DigiTurk Europe Package

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What appeals to me is the ability to view this in a "generic" receiver. Seems like more and more providers are jumping on that CI+ wagon.

- Digiturk
- Viasat
- Vivacom
- Fransat/TNT
- Cyfra+ and Polsat
- Tring
- Slovak/Czech (I think)

Any others?
 
What appeals to me is the ability to view this in a "generic" receiver. Seems like more and more providers are jumping on that CI+ wagon.

- Digiturk
- Viasat
- Vivacom
- Fransat/TNT
- Cyfra+ and Polsat
- Tring
- Slovak/Czech (I think)

Any others?
I think also (does it have to be CI+?)
- Tivusat DigiQuest
- HD+ (Germany)
- TéléSAT Basic+ avec module (Belgium)
- Module CI+ CAM701 pour Canal Digitaal (Netherland)
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After few days of using this package, I can't say I am over excited about it.
For a start, most channels have audio in Turkish but no subtitles. I was hoping the subtitles would help me to learn the Turkish language but they don't use them.
The only channel worth watching for me so far is a documentary called Bein IZ HD. The audio is in Turkish but some episodes do have subtitles in Turkish, English and German. Perhaps one in ten have subtitles which is better than none.
They have interesting subjects, which are quite educational about Turkey and other parts of the world.
For example, the snapshots about Vienna in three subtitles

Vienna English S.webp Vienna German S.webp Vienna Turkish S.webp
 
Are your feelings still the same about this package?
I am still disappointed because none of the channels (except rarely on Bein IZ HD) transmit any subtitles.
I am learning the Turkish language and subtitles could have helped a lot.
The video quality in HD is fantastic.
I suppose next year the subscription will cost me a lot less because I will not need to pay for the CI+ module, shipment and taxes. Will see how it goes.
BTW shipment to UK is only 15 euro (I paid 50 Euro).
 
Do you get any film channels? I am sure subtitles were available on all films there...
 
OK, looks like most of film channels were taken over by beIN brand - obviously very different from a few years ago.
 
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