Hello to all, hello to Ulrich, I don't want to annoy anybody, and there might be a lot of reasons why such a softcam is interesting (money, comfort, etc.) or even would be legal (in some way, sometimes and somewhere). And I don't assume that everybody who is talking or asking about this softcam, is a criminal.
But I'm really tired of this messages, because: You will never find a situation where such a software could become legal.You will offend the pay-tv-companies, the law, the developers of several encryption systems and many more with this. And as a result of this, you will really endanger this whole linux-dvb-project (vdr, convergence, the dvb-driver, ...). So I really would appreciate, if discussions about such a piece of software will stop on this list. I know that nobody can be forced to do so... So, what do you think? Any comments about this? (I think, we need at least a vdr-soc list for such a posting ;) ). best regards, reiner Ulrich's message: > Hi, > > I'm using vdr for some time now and i'm quite pleased with ist features. > Lastly i saw this "softcam" plugin for the windows dvb software > "multidec 8.0", it decodes Irdeto/Betacrypt and Seca without an ci, cam > and smartcard. > So it would be quite cool to integrate thtis feature into vdr, so that > it no longer matters on which dvb-card you have the ci connected > (because i really dont want to spend money for a second ci-cam-smartcard > package). With this feature one could record two or more encrypted > stations at once... > > So my question is has anyone of you seen something like this "softcam" > for vdr? > Actually it shouldn't be thtat hard, because as far as i have heared > multidec bases on the linux drivers. > > Ciao Ulrich > > > > -- > Info: > To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject. > -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
