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05 January 2002, 04:22 PM
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David,
LOL. Goldies were allways a pain, pesky ECMs. MOSCs were much better for free TV. Did you ever visit modshack?
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[Edited by sillysi - 5/1/2002 4:23:31 PM]
LOL. Goldies were allways a pain, pesky ECMs. MOSCs were much better for free TV. Did you ever visit modshack?
Si.
[Edited by sillysi - 5/1/2002 4:23:31 PM]
05 February 2002, 03:50 PM
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Michelle,
Anyone owed money by ITV Dig has to join the list of creditors, there are no guarantees of any refunds.
Channel hopping is supposed to be fun, my girlfriend does enough of it :-)
[Edited by sillysi - 5/2/2002 3:50:58 PM]
Anyone owed money by ITV Dig has to join the list of creditors, there are no guarantees of any refunds.
Channel hopping is supposed to be fun, my girlfriend does enough of it :-)
[Edited by sillysi - 5/2/2002 3:50:58 PM]
01 May 2002, 12:50 PM
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Not that I know of. ITV Sport was a pay channel that they are now showing for free. They offered SKY this channel to show the European Cup but they rejected it. From what I hear even the free channels such as BBC1 will go off soon as the digital platform will be turned off not just the pay channels.
01 May 2002, 12:58 PM
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Info for ITV Digital folks:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/bus...00/1897086.stm
You will lose the pay-TV channels you have subscribed to, such as Sky Sport and MTV.
But even now that your subscription channels have disappeared, your set top box will not be completely useless.
At least for now you will be able to use the box to access free-to-air digital channels, such as BBC Choice, BBC News 24, BBC4, ITV2 and S4C.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/bus...00/1897086.stm
You will lose the pay-TV channels you have subscribed to, such as Sky Sport and MTV.
But even now that your subscription channels have disappeared, your set top box will not be completely useless.
At least for now you will be able to use the box to access free-to-air digital channels, such as BBC Choice, BBC News 24, BBC4, ITV2 and S4C.
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01 May 2002, 04:06 PM
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E4 is being broadcast free for about 2 weeks then it will stop as the whole platform is brought down. Get ready for your set-top boxes to be taken back and shipped to Russia. What am I going to do with my Elvis (pic programmer) anyone want any credit cards making.. Only joking.
01 May 2002, 04:16 PM
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Ive allways wanted to put my bank card in it but never dared... then I'd have two goldcards..
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01 May 2002, 04:55 PM
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David,
A MOSC was a "Modified Original Smart Card", you use the programmer to alter the channel line up on the smart card giving you all the channels. Never gets attacked by ECMs as it is an original card from ITV Digital. It cost £10 a month for the basic subscription.
P.S. All the info I post is gathered from another forum and obviously I have never used any of the info to defraud ITV Digital of any money :-)
A MOSC was a "Modified Original Smart Card", you use the programmer to alter the channel line up on the smart card giving you all the channels. Never gets attacked by ECMs as it is an original card from ITV Digital. It cost £10 a month for the basic subscription.
P.S. All the info I post is gathered from another forum and obviously I have never used any of the info to defraud ITV Digital of any money :-)
01 May 2002, 06:34 PM
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oh but it was worth it! Obviously Ive never done anythink like this and the only elvis I own is a cd 
Might look into sky digital now.. (To get it installed that is
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Might look into sky digital now.. (To get it installed that is
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02 May 2002, 10:30 AM
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Damn highwayman!
So just out of interest because I am purely interested is it possibly in theory to have pirate cards for Sky Digital for purely educational purposes??
Any websites I could look at?
So just out of interest because I am purely interested is it possibly in theory to have pirate cards for Sky Digital for purely educational purposes??
Any websites I could look at?
02 May 2002, 11:20 AM
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Better off with newsgroups... sky digital is different and shoudlnt be discussed here.
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02 May 2002, 02:37 PM
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rik1471,
Have to disagree. ITV Dig went under due to incompetence in their management teams and the belief that any one was going to want to watch league football. Most people who use goldies would not subscribe to ITV Dig due to the poor content and poor picture quality, they would of gone with SKY as I am doing now.
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Have to disagree. ITV Dig went under due to incompetence in their management teams and the belief that any one was going to want to watch league football. Most people who use goldies would not subscribe to ITV Dig due to the poor content and poor picture quality, they would of gone with SKY as I am doing now.
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I just stick to terrestial TV 
If I had SKY I would just end up flicking through all of the channels and still not finding something to watch
Are people who have bought ITV digital subsrciptions gonna get any form of compensation?
If I had SKY I would just end up flicking through all of the channels and still not finding something to watch
Are people who have bought ITV digital subsrciptions gonna get any form of compensation?
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