Dmitry1973
Vu+ Newbie
Hello.
Can anyone say Galaxy Innovations are going to support CI+ modules in their receivers?
Can anyone say Galaxy Innovations are going to support CI+ modules in their receivers?
VU+ and CI+
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paolino
Vu+ User+++
Why don't you ask them?
yummer
BH Lover
This is a vu+ and black hole forum m8
Code:
http://www.galaxy-innovations.ru/en/catalogue?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=165&category_id=3There are many sat providers with CI+ modules in Eastern Europe.
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Eragon
Vu+ User+++
Currently the Trust Authority for the CI Plus standard is not going to provide CI+ license and compatibility certification to receivers based on open OS, and therefore, as things stand today, unfortunately we'll never see a linux based receiver compatible with CI+.
Code:
http://www.trustcenter.de/products/consumer_electronics.htm
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What about recievers made by Octagon? They are linux based and all have CIP support.
Code:
http://www.octagon-germany.eu/downloads/digital-receiver/hdtv-receiver/
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Eragon
Vu+ User+++
Those Octagon CI+ receivers aren't open systems!
AFAIK their original OS (even if linux based) is embedded, locked and secured, you can't change anything in those receivers that is not directly provided with the manufacturer's approval.
Unfortunately their documentation is very poor and for example it's not possible to clearly understand if recording of CI+ decrypted channels is allowed (CI+ can restrict recording of copyrighted material).
BTW, I don't' know if anyone could ever install different images on those receivers, but in that case he will probably loose the original embedded CI+ security credentials granted to Octagon which allow a receiver to make use of its CI+ interface.
Possibility of hacking those receivers is another matter that falls outside the scope of this discussion.
AFAIK their original OS (even if linux based) is embedded, locked and secured, you can't change anything in those receivers that is not directly provided with the manufacturer's approval.
Unfortunately their documentation is very poor and for example it's not possible to clearly understand if recording of CI+ decrypted channels is allowed (CI+ can restrict recording of copyrighted material).
BTW, I don't' know if anyone could ever install different images on those receivers, but in that case he will probably loose the original embedded CI+ security credentials granted to Octagon which allow a receiver to make use of its CI+ interface.
Possibility of hacking those receivers is another matter that falls outside the scope of this discussion.
angelofsky1980
BlackHole Driver Specialist
Ok... and now?Dreambox CI + Manager v1.4...................................................
I'll remember ALL that CI+ implementation into other brand Linux boxes is a merely HACK and not the OFFICIAL support (paid to CI+ consortium for licenses and certs).
angelofsky1980
BlackHole Driver Specialist
I've not tested VTI image, so I don't know how they implement CI+
Eragon
Vu+ User+++
So it's not a legitimate use..
My Friends, there are so many things that need licence this days, Myself doing lot of things, no licence at all, but never been arrested, payed fine etc, i have Worldwide licence called: licence for things that do need licence, LOL, now to be honest Vu+ is Hacking some things is well, i am not going to say what, but some people here may know what i am talking about, just be careful do not drive without driving licence??????
Eragon
Vu+ User+++
Of course you can do whatever you like, but please do all that somewhere else, in this community illegal stuff and hacking are not welcome nor allowed...
angelofsky1980
BlackHole Driver Specialist
BH will support CI+ when Vu+ support it.
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