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<blockquote data-quote="lulsam" data-source="post: 854605" data-attributes="member: 28181">The EMM (entitlement management message) keys are the ones that manage what you can see from your DVB provider (your subscription = which channels and until when). This article provides a very good understanding about them (<a href="http://www.birds-eye.net/definition/e/emm-entitlement_management_message.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.birds-eye.net/definition/e/emm-entitlement_management_message.shtml</a>). Periodically the provider sent a specific set of EMMs that updates your subscription card. This work is done by the STB. While it's clear that for any reason the combination hw-sw you have is not able to do it, I have no idea about which specific piece should be responsible to do it (CAM hw, CAM driver or MePo) nor how to solve it, but I am sure there are people here that have this knowledge as they have programmed the CAM support in MePo. Another different point is if they are able to solve it or not.&nbsp;Regarding the CAM you have, from the screenshoot you posted I am unable to check if it is the SECA DUAL PRO or the SECAM but it should be the dual pro if it is able to decrypt two channels simultaneously. What I was wondering was if DejC64 has teh Aston dual pro or the regular one). By the way, when I was looking for a solution about a similar set up than yours I checked this page (<a href="http://www.satshop.tv/Modulos-CAM" target="_blank">http://www.satshop.tv/Modulos-CAM</a>), it is in spanish but shows pictures about the CAMs and the prices (notice that the dual pro costs aprox two times the regualr one), it also mention the multi professional that if I remember correctly is able to decrypt 16 channels byt its price is prohibitive!!&nbsp;I did not check but Aston should have a web page in english with all the models and their characteristics .&nbsp;Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lulsam, post: 854605, member: 28181"] The EMM (entitlement management message) keys are the ones that manage what you can see from your DVB provider (your subscription = which channels and until when). This article provides a very good understanding about them ([url]http://www.birds-eye.net/definition/e/emm-entitlement_management_message.shtml[/url]). Periodically the provider sent a specific set of EMMs that updates your subscription card. This work is done by the STB. While it's clear that for any reason the combination hw-sw you have is not able to do it, I have no idea about which specific piece should be responsible to do it (CAM hw, CAM driver or MePo) nor how to solve it, but I am sure there are people here that have this knowledge as they have programmed the CAM support in MePo. Another different point is if they are able to solve it or not. Regarding the CAM you have, from the screenshoot you posted I am unable to check if it is the SECA DUAL PRO or the SECAM but it should be the dual pro if it is able to decrypt two channels simultaneously. What I was wondering was if DejC64 has teh Aston dual pro or the regular one). By the way, when I was looking for a solution about a similar set up than yours I checked this page ([url]http://www.satshop.tv/Modulos-CAM[/url]), it is in spanish but shows pictures about the CAMs and the prices (notice that the dual pro costs aprox two times the regualr one), it also mention the multi professional that if I remember correctly is able to decrypt 16 channels byt its price is prohibitive!! I did not check but Aston should have a web page in english with all the models and their characteristics . Cheers [/QUOTE]

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