Have a look here:
http://www.silicondust.com/support/channels
Once you've selected your zip code, it will tell you what you have via
ATSC over the air, and ATSC-Qam through your cable companies.
I have some scripts which use this to build a channels.conf if you'd
like..
Any chance I could
On 4/9/2011 8:52 PM, Simon Baxter wrote:
From what I've read Comcast uses two levels of encryption, a basic one
for tier one channels (extended basic in marketing terms) then a
more comprehensive key encryption for their digital preferred channels.
I use a combination of two set top boxes, a
From what I've read Comcast uses two levels of encryption, a basic one
for tier one channels (extended basic in marketing terms) then a more
comprehensive key encryption for their digital preferred channels.
I use a combination of two set top boxes, a PVR HD for HD channels and a
PVR500 for
On 01/10/10 14:21, Simon Baxter wrote:
Is there a CI/CAM option with ATSC-QAM cards? Or are the cable network
encryption mechanisms proprietary (needing PVR with HDMI to get into VDR)?
As Thomas said, ATSC OTA is always free, however, CableCo's encrypt some
of their channels.
I had to hack
I should say ATSC is the national standard replacement for NTSC
On 10/1/2010 2:07 AM, Simon Baxter wrote:
Do any networks or network providers provide free or accessible ATSC
channels in the LA area?
Is it FTA, or do they require a CI/CAM?
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To find out what is around you, try this: http://tvfool.com/
It will tell you both the digital and any remaining analog stations, the
direction and ~ signal level to your location.
ALL ATSC is FTA free to air. It is the replacement for the old analog
FTA/OTA broadcast> all high power stations
Do any networks or network providers provide free or accessible ATSC
channels in the LA area?
Is it FTA, or do they require a CI/CAM?
Have a look here:
http://www.silicondust.com/support/channels
Once you've selected your zip code, it will tell you what you have via
ATSC over the air, and A
On 01/10/10 04:07, Simon Baxter wrote:
Do any networks or network providers provide free or accessible ATSC
channels in the LA area?
Is it FTA, or do they require a CI/CAM?
Have a look here:
http://www.silicondust.com/support/channels
Once you've selected your zip code, it will tell you wha
Do any networks or network providers provide free or accessible ATSC
channels in the LA area?
Is it FTA, or do they require a CI/CAM?
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