bbee <bumble.bee@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > I do remember seeing a few DVB-C cards that have a CAM slot hanging off a > flatcable, for use in a floppydrive slot. The only ones I have found are "full-featured", and those can't receive HDTV. > Just out of curiosity, do you have the same problem I've been having? I'm not quite sure. My card fails to tune even unencrypted channels. I don't have the logs from my attempts, and I'm a thousand miles away from the card right now. Around a year and a half ago it worked, with some patches, at least for unencrypted channels. > I don't think it's fair to ask Manu to do the work if there is so little > interest, so I'm just gonna sell the card to somebody who will use it with > products from Redmond. Yes, that's probably the way forward for me as well. > I'm very tempted to also sell my Alphacrypt CAM, get two PCI DVB-C tuners > without CAM, and switch to using my Phoenix reader + a softcam. I'd end up > with an extra tuner and 100 euros in my pocket.. If you get that working, I'm very interested in hearing about it, perhaps by mail. Softcams seem to be the big secret, even for completely legal uses. /Benny _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
