Terrestrial TV - ENCRYPTION?

lasharratt

lasharratt

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My Satellite Setup
technomate 1500CI+, 90cm motorised by an IRTE Omiview motor, freeview.
My Location
Lancashire
Does anyone know if analogue terrestrial tv can be encrypted, if so has any tv service done it?
 
Hello,
In spain, canal plus used to scramble analogue film channels.The reciever used a key,the key had a small chip in it.Effectively it was a card.Not sure if they are still doing so. It was a type of nagra, I think.

Somebody else may know more.

Benny
 
is that on analogue satellite or terrestrial?
 
lasharratt said:
Does anyone know if analogue terrestrial tv can be encrypted, if so has any tv service done it?
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I'm pretty sure that it can, the french Canal+ channel on analogue terrestrial has been encrypted for years, unless that's a misunderstanding on my part. I forget what system it's in though.
 
Canal+ in Spain is scrambled some of the time - normally for films and sport. I believe it is some sort of nagra system. Interestingly the DTT version is scrambled at the same time though my (UK) Thompson receiver has on at least one occasion ignored this and continued to show the program!
 
damhy said:
I'm pretty sure that it can, the french Canal+ channel on analogue terrestrial has been encrypted for years, unless that's a misunderstanding on my part. I forget what system it's in though.
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Nagravision is the word you're searching for ;)

PaulR
 
canal plus analogue terrestrial tv service was on vhf not uhf and was indeed in
nagra "Nagravision" same as the sat systems for sport and films.
 
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