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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1163234" data-attributes="member: 178786">My understanding is the same as that stated by [USER=379595]@ralf111[/USER]HM Crypt = A hypermux excrypted frequency.DRM = Digital Rights Management.A frequency with a single channel in it that is encrypted would be called DRMA frequency with several channels in it that are encrypted would be called DRM HM CryptAs indicated by [USER=379595]@ralf111[/USER]&nbsp; there seem to be only two types of encryption used underneath the NS3/NS4 which are biss and tandberg.The tandberg encryption probably requires a specific *.xml file to be loaded into something like an RX8200 receiver which receives the NS3/NS4 demodulated signal from the NS2000/NS3000 unit.Same applies to biss, all it requires is the biss CW to be loaded into an RX8200 to clear the NS3/NS4 demodulated signal from the NS2000/NS3000A software app such as DVBDream can also be used instead of an RX8200, I confirm DVBDream works for biss with a TBS690A card receiving the signal from an NS2000 unit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1163234, member: 178786"] My understanding is the same as that stated by [USER=379595]@ralf111[/USER] HM Crypt = A hypermux excrypted frequency. DRM = Digital Rights Management. A frequency with a single channel in it that is encrypted would be called DRM A frequency with several channels in it that are encrypted would be called DRM HM Crypt As indicated by [USER=379595]@ralf111[/USER] there seem to be only two types of encryption used underneath the NS3/NS4 which are biss and tandberg. The tandberg encryption probably requires a specific *.xml file to be loaded into something like an RX8200 receiver which receives the NS3/NS4 demodulated signal from the NS2000/NS3000 unit. Same applies to biss, all it requires is the biss CW to be loaded into an RX8200 to clear the NS3/NS4 demodulated signal from the NS2000/NS3000 A software app such as DVBDream can also be used instead of an RX8200, I confirm DVBDream works for biss with a TBS690A card receiving the signal from an NS2000 unit. [/QUOTE]

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