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<blockquote data-quote="Karl_der_Kef" data-source="post: 565485" data-attributes="member: 96184">Thx for your reply! Hmm, that doesn´t sound very encouraging...<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />But I think I read sth like your answer before, just wanted to make sure. But I also think I read &quot;somewhere&quot; (if not in this forum...) sth like &quot;use a&nbsp; Giga Twin Cam blue module&quot; (for whatever reason, dunno what makes this module such special). As far as i know, Foxtel uses the NDS videoguard protection system, which is known 2 b hard 2 handle with &quot;other than provided&quot; receivers. But there must be some kinda workaround...OK, whatever...Silly question: what about freeTV in AUS? Couldn´t find out a lot about it yet, concentrated on Foxtel. Next question is (other, but related topic), are there recommendations concerning a reliable ISP? The last I heard is, that in our desired living area most DSL exchanges are crammed to the limit, so it might seem 2 b hard to get even a proper line. Is it true, that most of the exchanges are still owned and operated by Telstra?&nbsp; Maybe I should try to signup for cable?OK, thanks for now, I´ll be back...CheersCharlie</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karl_der_Kef, post: 565485, member: 96184"] Thx for your reply! Hmm, that doesn´t sound very encouraging...:( But I think I read sth like your answer before, just wanted to make sure. But I also think I read "somewhere" (if not in this forum...) sth like "use a Giga Twin Cam blue module" (for whatever reason, dunno what makes this module such special). As far as i know, Foxtel uses the NDS videoguard protection system, which is known 2 b hard 2 handle with "other than provided" receivers. But there must be some kinda workaround... OK, whatever... Silly question: what about freeTV in AUS? Couldn´t find out a lot about it yet, concentrated on Foxtel. Next question is (other, but related topic), are there recommendations concerning a reliable ISP? The last I heard is, that in our desired living area most DSL exchanges are crammed to the limit, so it might seem 2 b hard to get even a proper line. Is it true, that most of the exchanges are still owned and operated by Telstra? Maybe I should try to signup for cable? OK, thanks for now, I´ll be back... Cheers Charlie [/QUOTE]

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