tgate wrote: >> I am not sure if it is something I would plan a MythTv >> system around. Different areas probably have different results. I >> assume they're working on locking it down everywhere though. > > > Unbelievable. I really don't understand why content creators or > providers can not simply offer a "decryption license" for their > media. I'm happy to pay for HBO or Cable. Why should I be forced to > buy a lousy TiVo or other DVR when I can build a myth setup. In fact > a decryption license would open the doors for people who only have > internet access. It would completely open up distribution for them. > > Sorry for the rant. For the better part of a year now I've been > searching for a way to make mithTv work for me. It's great. There's > just so much working against it. > > -todd
Isn't this what the smart-card that come cable companies are now offering is supposed to deal with? You rent a smart-card rather than the entire cable box and stick the card into whatever cable box you desire. I think they're are PC cards in the works to support this as well, but unfortunately I forget what it's all called. -Bruce _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list mythtv-users@mythtv.org http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users