Hello everyone.
Before I ask this question, I want to say that I've searched
linuxtv.org, the archives for this mailing list, google, and a few other
digital cable related websites, and I couldn't find an answer. Doesn't
mean it's not out there, just that I couldn't find it.
So, here's the
Let me start out by saying; I know bits and pieces of info, so I might
not be 100% correct (or even 10%). You can receive a digital signal
with alot of the available cards but I believe that the US cable
companies haven't opened up the system to allow them actually decode
the signal. So you will
On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 19:12 +, Justin Wetherell wrote:
Let me start out by saying; I know bits and pieces of info, so I might not be 100% correct (or even 10%). You can receive a digital signal with alot of the available cards but I believe that the US cable companies haven't opened
The only cards i have found that work in the USA only receive non
encrypted over the air HDTV. To get it to work with cable in the USA you
have to go thru the digital tv box. Unfortuneately all the standards for
digital TV in the USA are not open. Story maybe different in Canada,
might want to
Michael Ruelle wrote:
The only cards i have found that work in the USA only receive non
encrypted over the air HDTV. To get it to work with cable in the USA you
have to go thru the digital tv box. Unfortuneately all the standards for
digital TV in the USA are not open. Story maybe different in
