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throwaway18 · 24-04-06, 05:14 AM

CyberSky/cybertelly seems to have some legal troubles. There is a good chance they will prevail as I seem to recall that after a long and expensive legal battle the German courts allowed advert removing deivces to be sold.

In the meantime the software is available at
http://www.cybertivi.host.sk/downloa...oad/index.html

via zeropaid

There is a system for pirating satellite TV using Dreambox receivers. You receive the encrypted satellite TV signal with a dish as normal and you get the small datastream that allows you to decrypt it over the internet. Someone somewhere has a pile of recievers with genuine cards. Lots of people can watch a channel with only one card for that channel and without the high traffic of streaming video.

>let's try

It's certainly time for someone to review all this competing streaming software and write and article about what works best.

24-04-06, 05:14 AM	#4
throwaway18 P2P Pundit Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London Posts: 80	CyberSky/cybertelly seems to have some legal troubles. There is a good chance they will prevail as I seem to recall that after a long and expensive legal battle the German courts allowed advert removing deivces to be sold. In the meantime the software is available at http://www.cybertivi.host.sk/downloa...oad/index.html via zeropaid There is a system for pirating satellite TV using Dreambox receivers. You receive the encrypted satellite TV signal with a dish as normal and you get the small datastream that allows you to decrypt it over the internet. Someone somewhere has a pile of recievers with genuine cards. Lots of people can watch a channel with only one card for that channel and without the high traffic of streaming video. >let's try It's certainly time for someone to review all this competing streaming software and write and article about what works best.