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This was the nagravision encryption mentionned at the end of the article. Old "decodeur pirates" wouldn't work past 1995. They were standalone and didn't requi
by _notreallyme_ 4y ago
This was the nagravision encryption mentionned at the end of the article.
Old "decodeur pirates" wouldn't work past 1995. They were standalone and didn't require a PC.
After that, you had to use a tv card (mine was PCI) with a "compatible" chip like BT848 if memory serves. Some plugins for tv applications existed to bruteforce the key every month (deschtroumpfer used to be a keyword to find such plugin).
- nicoco 4y agoBT848 does ring a bell ^^
- ornornor 4y ago> deschtroumpfer Is it because the encrypted audio sounded like smurfs (schtroumpfs in English) talking?
- _notreallyme_ 4y agoAhah, I think it was to avoid the takedown of websites talking about it. The term is still in use to advertise CCcam and the like.