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<blockquote data-quote="guiri" data-source="post: 45619" data-attributes="member: 179086"><p>The days of the funcard are pretty much over; I think this has commented this on another thread. They won't do conax or seca2 for example, and a few months ago Cabo introduced counter measures (CMD 02) which demands a faster card than your simple fun card.</p><p></p><p>So a titanium card could be the way forward, but I'm not sure about it working with the embedded CAM in the Manhattan (I used a nagra cam before and now I have a MR in my echostar 808).</p><p></p><p>You'd only need one titanium card, and a phoenix mode programmer is required. A funcard-only programmer (eg. apollo) won't do it.</p><p></p><p>Normally for nagra, you need to know the boxkey of your cam; could be in the menu for your cam ;) ! Can you find an option for that?</p><p></p><p>Before I got the MR, I used to get all my nagra stuff from <a href="http://www.zackyfiles.com/" target="_blank">www.zackyfiles.com</a>, but it helps if you can understand a bit of Spanish.</p><p></p><p>Other sites like <a href="http://www.rdi-sat.com/" target="_blank">www.rdi-sat.com</a> post nagra files for titanium as well, but I just had a look in a readme of one and it mentioned using a conax cam?</p><p></p><p>Perhaps somebody with a Manhattan can be more specific about whether its possible with your embedded cam ...</p><p></p><p>Another issue is cost and simplicity; unless you really want to go down the titanium card route, you might be better off buying a new cam (eg. MR, that can be loaded with fun cards) because a new card and programmer could be not far off the same price. And the cams do cabo "out of the box".</p><p></p><p>Regards</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="guiri, post: 45619, member: 179086"] The days of the funcard are pretty much over; I think this has commented this on another thread. They won't do conax or seca2 for example, and a few months ago Cabo introduced counter measures (CMD 02) which demands a faster card than your simple fun card. So a titanium card could be the way forward, but I'm not sure about it working with the embedded CAM in the Manhattan (I used a nagra cam before and now I have a MR in my echostar 808). You'd only need one titanium card, and a phoenix mode programmer is required. A funcard-only programmer (eg. apollo) won't do it. Normally for nagra, you need to know the boxkey of your cam; could be in the menu for your cam ;) ! Can you find an option for that? Before I got the MR, I used to get all my nagra stuff from [url="http://www.zackyfiles.com/"]www.zackyfiles.com[/url], but it helps if you can understand a bit of Spanish. Other sites like [url="http://www.rdi-sat.com/"]www.rdi-sat.com[/url] post nagra files for titanium as well, but I just had a look in a readme of one and it mentioned using a conax cam? Perhaps somebody with a Manhattan can be more specific about whether its possible with your embedded cam ... Another issue is cost and simplicity; unless you really want to go down the titanium card route, you might be better off buying a new cam (eg. MR, that can be loaded with fun cards) because a new card and programmer could be not far off the same price. And the cams do cabo "out of the box". Regards [/QUOTE]
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