hermann pitton wrote: > yes, that was reported by countless people, but I'm not there. > > I can confirm this. Almost every channel is encrypted apart from a few apparently random exceptions. I can watch NL 1 and Comedy Central FTA even though they're completely unrelated and Comedy Central is even part of an optional package if I recall correctly.. strange. Many radio channels are freely available though. > This was only one of the reasons to ask Manu to stop advertising the new > expensive stuff that hard in Europe. The same goes for free S2. It is > nothing more than some blown up "muppets" show you get for now, at least > in Germany. > > The work is fine, but people need to know how far they can get with it > on their place for now. > > Results about pointing to it are known ... ;) > > Cheers, > Hermann > Last night I made a couple of new attempts, recompiling the very latest mantis driver on my Debian box. The card gets detected properly, as usual, but now I notice something new. I get an error message: DVB: invalid PC card inserted :( I assume that has to do with the Alphacrypt I have installed in my Mantis board? I have yet to pull it out and test again but so far, with the Alphacrypt inserted, there's still no result whatsoever. After some loud protest from my girlfriend I had to give up, reboot into Windows and let her watch her favorite detective.. So frustrating! Thanks for everyone's help so far though. Bas _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
