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<blockquote data-quote="2old4this" data-source="post: 5957" data-attributes="member: 174998">Showtime and ART (both on Nilesat/7w) have also moved to Irdeto ACS v2I expect others will indeed follow, or move off Irdeto altogether (as D+/Telepiu have already done on Hotbird/13e).The Astoncrypt Mediaguard (&quot;Seca&quot;) CAM is indeed a good bet. You might also like to try and find an original series Irdeto CAM (the re-flashable one, not the more recent &quot;Euro&quot; version). It is now possible using a combination of the &quot;FreeCAM&quot; firmware (v0.15) and a Season interface with PC-based card emulator &quot;HBEMU&quot; to get Mediaguard, Viaccess AND Irdeto through that one single CAM. It is only a matter of time before a (pirate-)card is released which when inserted into that CAM will also offer those three simultaneously...But expect to pay between GBP 100 and 150 for such a CAM. They are no longer manufactured and so are scarse.2old</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2old4this, post: 5957, member: 174998"] Showtime and ART (both on Nilesat/7w) have also moved to Irdeto ACS v2 I expect others will indeed follow, or move off Irdeto altogether (as D+/Telepiu have already done on Hotbird/13e). The Astoncrypt Mediaguard ("Seca") CAM is indeed a good bet. You might also like to try and find an original series Irdeto CAM (the re-flashable one, not the more recent "Euro" version). It is now possible using a combination of the "FreeCAM" firmware (v0.15) and a Season interface with PC-based card emulator "HBEMU" to get Mediaguard, Viaccess AND Irdeto through that one single CAM. It is only a matter of time before a (pirate-)card is released which when inserted into that CAM will also offer those three simultaneously... But expect to pay between GBP 100 and 150 for such a CAM. They are no longer manufactured and so are scarse. 2old [/QUOTE]

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