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<blockquote data-quote="chief" data-source="post: 7045"><p>x(Hi to all on the forum - I have searched in vain - honest!</p><p></p><p>Could anyone help me please? I have a few questions ....... </p><p>I have bought a PCB 105 programmer from IBC France with two photocopied pages of instructions that are, to my </p><p>eyes, scant - to say the least. I live in France and would like to programme a gold card to receive Canal+ and - if it is possible some good old British TV. I am using a Nokia mediamaster 9800s with an aston 1,4 (I think this is the correct N°) cam. I have one dish pointed on Hotbird for TPS and the other on Astra 2b where I pick up ITV2, ITV news and some other rubbish programmes. When searching with the Nok I have a ton of UK progs that are listed including BBC, ITV etc. Is it possible to pick these up in france?</p><p>I have downloaded a lot of progs to programme my card but haven't got a clue how to 'edit mosc files, hex and bin files' let alone update keys - I'm swimming - can anyone throw me a line... please???</p><p>I have tried following the instructions that came with the PCB 105 - loading the pic with NTPICPROG, then doin the stuff with the EEPROM with Phoenix, but it always throws back an error when it valifdates the card with an addressing error. I then try to continue with NTPICPROG and run to the receiver and get nothing. I must get it right by Saturday as there is a big match - Toulouse against Stade Français and it's sold out - and then there's the Six nations - please help... please</p><p></p><p>Chief</p><p>:-(</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chief, post: 7045"] x(Hi to all on the forum - I have searched in vain - honest! Could anyone help me please? I have a few questions ....... I have bought a PCB 105 programmer from IBC France with two photocopied pages of instructions that are, to my eyes, scant - to say the least. I live in France and would like to programme a gold card to receive Canal+ and - if it is possible some good old British TV. I am using a Nokia mediamaster 9800s with an aston 1,4 (I think this is the correct N°) cam. I have one dish pointed on Hotbird for TPS and the other on Astra 2b where I pick up ITV2, ITV news and some other rubbish programmes. When searching with the Nok I have a ton of UK progs that are listed including BBC, ITV etc. Is it possible to pick these up in france? I have downloaded a lot of progs to programme my card but haven't got a clue how to 'edit mosc files, hex and bin files' let alone update keys - I'm swimming - can anyone throw me a line... please??? I have tried following the instructions that came with the PCB 105 - loading the pic with NTPICPROG, then doin the stuff with the EEPROM with Phoenix, but it always throws back an error when it valifdates the card with an addressing error. I then try to continue with NTPICPROG and run to the receiver and get nothing. I must get it right by Saturday as there is a big match - Toulouse against Stade Français and it's sold out - and then there's the Six nations - please help... please Chief :-( [/QUOTE]
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