SonySat has just recently launched their own version of IKS.
SonySat's solution is similar to other IKS Sharing. Due to it being a recent implementation
there is some problems such as freezing, missing channels, etc. Their server is currently
being upgraded and such problems will hopefully be fixed in the near future.
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Showing posts with label IKS. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Standalone N3 Fix
Currently, there is still no Standalone N3 Fix. The only option at this point is to point the dish at a true FTA satellite or use IKS with compatible boxes.
Right now, everything is about patience and I wouldn't throw away any current receiver. Just give things some time as before.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
IKS or Internet Key Sharing
Yes. Nagra 3 Encryption is in full effect and no stand alone fix is available yet.
There is still some solutions for the Nagra 3 encryption though. So let's talk about IKS or Internet Key Sharing.
To make it really simple, you would hook your receiver to the internet and you would be using a "subscription card" that will allow you to receive channels. nFusion has been doing this for a few years now. So, is it safe? That would be for you to decide.
You can find more information about NFusion IKS here.
nFusion isn't the only receiver currently capable of this. SonicView has a similar adaptation for IKS.
Conaxsat has also come up with their version of IKS for the Conaxsat Nano, the IKSlinger is also available but will only work with Dish and Bell Receivers. It will not work with FTA receivers. Finally, K-Box also has a solution for those using K-Box FTA receivers.
A stand alone bin may take some time and will probably require a new flash upgrade for your FTA receiver. Of course, we will only know when the time comes.
Until next time, happy viewing.
There is still some solutions for the Nagra 3 encryption though. So let's talk about IKS or Internet Key Sharing.
To make it really simple, you would hook your receiver to the internet and you would be using a "subscription card" that will allow you to receive channels. nFusion has been doing this for a few years now. So, is it safe? That would be for you to decide.
You can find more information about NFusion IKS here.
nFusion isn't the only receiver currently capable of this. SonicView has a similar adaptation for IKS.
Conaxsat has also come up with their version of IKS for the Conaxsat Nano, the IKSlinger is also available but will only work with Dish and Bell Receivers. It will not work with FTA receivers. Finally, K-Box also has a solution for those using K-Box FTA receivers.
A stand alone bin may take some time and will probably require a new flash upgrade for your FTA receiver. Of course, we will only know when the time comes.
Until next time, happy viewing.
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