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<blockquote data-quote="lulsam" data-source="post: 874605" data-attributes="member: 28181">This is one of the most clear and instructing post I read. Probably it points me very close to make a decission because the key part is the CAM, not the tuner.&nbsp;If I read correctly all the thread,&nbsp; DjeC64 does not need to plug the card back into the STB to get the EMM updates, but as you explained this could be because the CAM not being able to process enough number of PIDs =&gt; to get everything working maybe is a matter of invest in a powerful CAM. The spanish DVBS provider uses SECA2 (for SD channels which is my current subscription)&nbsp; so I think Aston is my only one choice (not cheap models btw). There are people here using more CAMs (like DiabloCAM, for instance), but it seems to be with linux based STBs (Dreambox mainly) and I found a guy that took the risk to check that CAM with a PC-tuner without success&nbsp;Great post, thanks again.&nbsp;Manolo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lulsam, post: 874605, member: 28181"] This is one of the most clear and instructing post I read. Probably it points me very close to make a decission because the key part is the CAM, not the tuner. If I read correctly all the thread, DjeC64 does not need to plug the card back into the STB to get the EMM updates, but as you explained this could be because the CAM not being able to process enough number of PIDs => to get everything working maybe is a matter of invest in a powerful CAM. The spanish DVBS provider uses SECA2 (for SD channels which is my current subscription) so I think Aston is my only one choice (not cheap models btw). There are people here using more CAMs (like DiabloCAM, for instance), but it seems to be with linux based STBs (Dreambox mainly) and I found a guy that took the risk to check that CAM with a PC-tuner without success Great post, thanks again. Manolo [/QUOTE]

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