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December 19th, 2007

December Update on FTA “fixes” and files

 Shortly after my last publication about the status of the FTA satellite receivers things got from bad to worse for the pirates.
Bev got totally disabled and remained like that until Saturday when pirates released some software fixes apparently aimed to just fix the Bev problem, however the moment the software was released, Bev made another ECM making the fix useless in just hours.
So this is where things are. Bev is totally down and dish is running with limited access, without PPV, Premium Movies and premium sports and no internationals.
It’s time to subscribe. Or change the entertainment source. How about theatre, cabaret, nice restaurant or Scrabble game with the family. Get involved in political party. 
Bellow you can post your ideas on, How to replace and fill the emptiness caused by dead pirated satellite TV?
Or you can get on the new latest greatest thing. Get the NFusion receivers and get dependent on some server on Internet, working as card emulator and hope it will work for a while.
If you ask me? I am going skiing.  Marry Christmas.
  
December 15th, 2007

What is up on FTA receivers.

So,  what’s up with the FTAs ?
Looks like hackers have a real fun time trying to keep up with the changes. Dish Network and Bell both are very aggressive in the fight right now.
This is understandable as the Christmas shopping is in it’s high and frustrated FTA end users are giving up hacking and switching to normal subscriptions by signing up for satellite programming with Dish Network in US and Bellexpressvu in Canada or DirecTV or Starchoice.
Will the satellite companies ease down with the ECM”s after Christmas? Time will tell.
Over past weeks Dish Network and Bell turned off PPV, Premium movie and International services on FTA receivers numerous times and in case of Bell all channels went down many times as well. Sometimes it looks like Bell is more aggressive and success full in fighting this ECM war then Dish Network. May be this is just the illusion and Bellexpresvu is just not on top of the list for hackers. Hard to tell.
At this time, since yesterday Bell ( often called Bev ) is all fixed up and running with all channels open and Dish ( often called Cherlie ) is crippled with all PPV, Premium Movie, International channels and some of the national network feeds down.
Interesting thing to notice is that as the new “fix” for bev was being released, Read the rest of this entry »