starview 4usb lost all sport and most movie chanell

[mahabad1972]

hi i just lost all my sky sport 1-2-3 and most movie chanell in leeds area today 05/12/2009 i tried to delet all chanell and factory rest and scan many times but it still the same anyone else got this problem , i been looking on google it seems in almost everywhere in uk got the same problem

[kingy17]

search the forum for nagra 3, they are slowley shutting dodgy boxes down and leeds is the first and you cant get them back

cheers

[khenryashley]

hi i just lost all my sky sport 1-2-3 and most movie chanell in leeds area today 05/12/2009 i tried to delet all chanell and factory rest and scan many times but it still the same anyone else got this problem , i been looking on google it seems in almost everywhere in uk got the same problem

Did you turn your keycode back on after resacn.

[mahabad1972]

Did you turn your keycode back on after resacn.

yes i did turn on the key i delete all chanell then i rescan it again turn the key on and nothing changed

[dogsdinner]

go in to the EMU find enable Nagra 3 encryption, click the box then save the settings, should do the tick, be patient and keep doing a scan, it might take a few hours for the box to decipher the new codes.

Bu as Guinness say good things come to those who wait !!!!

[cactikid]

go in to the EMU find enable Nagra 3 encryption, click the box then save the settings, should do the tick, be patient and keep doing a scan, it might take a few hours for the box to decipher the new codes.

Bu as Guinness say good things come to those who wait !!!!

no box works on n3 signal=no fix you can scan a million times and enter codes a million times .n3 codes are much longer so where are you going to enter them,if it was that simple irl would have their 26 channels back.

[CinderellasSidekick]

as far as i no from a mate of mine it could be due to the new cards that were sent out on virgin media, (new smart card) there may have been a frequency switch for the channels,

[frazzeld]

no box works on n3 signal=no fix you can scan a million times and enter codes a million times .n3 codes are much longer so where are you going to enter them,if it was that simple irl would have their 26 channels back.

I believe it was sarcasm

[CinderellasSidekick]

i found this on the net....

Virgin Media 1, Virgin TV Thiefs 0.Virgin Media have applied a code update which has crippled cable boxes across the country which were used for receiving cable TV illegally.

Cable boxes affected include the Eurovox, Nokia Dbox, Starview and Kryptview.

Users receiving cable TV illegally receive the error message “Please wait…code been updated” and no channels can be accessed.

According to industry analyst Ian Waller, “The change is causing false keys to be recorded on a ROM7 update, usually only 1 or 2 characters are wrong, this has been happening on ROM10 and ROM11 updates for the last year. A genuine card can handle the change, an emulator can not.”

Virgin Media applied a similar change around a year ago, and it took almost a week for firmware updates for chipped boxes to keep pace.

However, from reports coming in the changes by Virgin may not be a simple one off event, but instead being applied on a daily basis.

Although updates are available on the internet which try to keep track of the changes, if the code changes are being implemented on a daily basis this could make it very difficult for firmware updates to keep track.

The result would be a victory for Virgin in their battle against cable piracy, and an end to the widespread use of cable boxes for receiving illegal free cable TV.
On another note, Virgin is preparing the launch of Nagra Vision version 3 smart cards to further enhance network security for its Cable TV customers. These new smart cards will increase the encryption capabilities of the existing set top boxes and introduce new features for blocking access to non paying customers and enhanced "On Demand" security. It is rumoured that Virgin is planning to issue all customers with new smart cards as part of a "self install" policy. Watch this space for more information as soon as its available.

Sources - techwatch.co.uk, Virgin Media, Nagravision