discmeister
Newbie
Hi all,
I bought an Openbox V8S the other day because my existing set-up - Zone 2 dish and an NC+ Cyfra+ decoder, complete with a legitimate card - was giving bad glitching on a number of channels, and I just wanted a cheap way of checking if the Hotbird signal could perform better on a different box.
As it turns out, the Openbox plays all of the glitching channels without any problems - so I'm rather keen to get it working as my main set-up.
However, while the NC+ card does seem to work in the Openbox for the vast majority of channels that it should, some of the channels that worked happily on the NC+ box still come back as 'scrambled'. These include Nick Jr and BBC CBeebies - both channels that I'm keen to have access to.
Can anyone suggest a reason why this could be happening? Could these channels be using some form of encryption that the Openbox doesn't support? I can't figure out why the card works for some channels as it should but not for others.
Any advice or assistance gratefully received...
Regards to all,
Discy
I bought an Openbox V8S the other day because my existing set-up - Zone 2 dish and an NC+ Cyfra+ decoder, complete with a legitimate card - was giving bad glitching on a number of channels, and I just wanted a cheap way of checking if the Hotbird signal could perform better on a different box.
As it turns out, the Openbox plays all of the glitching channels without any problems - so I'm rather keen to get it working as my main set-up.
However, while the NC+ card does seem to work in the Openbox for the vast majority of channels that it should, some of the channels that worked happily on the NC+ box still come back as 'scrambled'. These include Nick Jr and BBC CBeebies - both channels that I'm keen to have access to.
Can anyone suggest a reason why this could be happening? Could these channels be using some form of encryption that the Openbox doesn't support? I can't figure out why the card works for some channels as it should but not for others.
Any advice or assistance gratefully received...
Regards to all,
Discy