interesting

[tinman]

Over here in canada a company called NFUSION has managed to create a receiver that when left connected to the internet will receive nag3 channels you can imagine how many units they sell Just thought to show over there it can be accomplished

[middots3]

got any links to prove this mate ?

[gmb45]

Over here in canada a company called NFUSION has managed to create a receiver that when left connected to the internet will receive nag3 channels you can imagine how many units they sell Just thought to show over there it can be accomplished

shouldnt mind reading about this post link m8

[tinman]

I DO NOT KNOW IF THE SIGHT ALLOWS THIS BUT JUST GO TODSSTESTER.COM IT HAS AVERY GOOD RANGE OF RECEIVERS THEY TAKE CARE OF

[caveman_nige]

it would not be so bad if the link worked, links to other places are permitted so long as it is not deemed to be advertising... and also if you could type in lower case.. thanks

[gmb45]

I DO NOT KNOW IF THE SIGHT ALLOWS THIS BUT JUST GO TODSSTESTER.COM IT HAS AVERY GOOD RANGE OF RECEIVERS THEY TAKE CARE OF

heres the link- DssTester - The Revolution will not be Televised

[Devilfish]

N3 is not hacked. If this receiver is allowing the viewing of N3 channels via the internet then it will almost certainly be some form of cardsharing. The backend user will have a valid card that they are sharing with the receivers via the internet.

Many users sharing the same card will soon become unstable.

It doesn't do anything that the Dreambox, IPBox, iTGate, etc. cannot. Any receiver with an ethernet connection will do the same.

[satman]

It is cardsharing,,,
And it only currently opens Some of the channels for nfusion
as devilfish says tho, nothing a linux box wont/cant do.