DVB-T2 support

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ibg001 (archived)
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Posted September 7, 2011 at 11:31 GMT
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To Akora. The CI+ is not linked directly to the to physical slots. CI+ is a standard used under DVB-T2 for copy protection of the signal. So are you sure that the terrestical broadcaster is using CI+ for the channels you are mentioning? If Finland has started to use CI+ encryption it is the a new thing.

 

Bang and Olufsen has acknowledged the problem and via the dealer said that a new software version is required and will be released later. Of course with expected release date.

Samsung had exactly the same problem in Sweden and released an update on the 10th August.

To Style: For exactly which channel do you know that the CI+ copy protection is used?

 

 

 

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Style (archived)
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Posted September 7, 2011 at 14:01 GMT
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I have DVB C from Comhem in Sweden and they use CI on all HD channels.
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Style (archived)
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Posted September 7, 2011 at 14:03 GMT
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Btw i bredes to phone Comhem and get the card paired in order to make it work
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