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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 787793" data-attributes="member: 82144">Re: AW: Multichannel decryption improvementsThis is a problem. You don't just have full access to the decrypting ability of a CAM to use it whatever way you like. Rather, in most cases the tuner driver does all the &quot;low-level&quot; CAM interfacing and control, and TV Server just specifies which services we would like to be decrypted. It is assumed that the services are available in the stream that is passing through the tuner driver internal pipeline. In other words, decryption only works for live streams. There are a very limited number of CI solutions that use an additional filter in the BDA graph - WinTV CI, DD - I have no idea whether it would be possible to get them to decrypt a non-live stream, but I *highly* doubt it. In my opinion, providing such a feature would require a specialised device, or direct support for this function from the tuner drivers.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 787793, member: 82144"] [b]Re: AW: Multichannel decryption improvements[/b] This is a problem. You don't just have full access to the decrypting ability of a CAM to use it whatever way you like. Rather, in most cases the tuner driver does all the "low-level" CAM interfacing and control, and TV Server just specifies which services we would like to be decrypted. It is assumed that the services are available in the stream that is passing through the tuner driver internal pipeline. In other words, decryption only works for live streams. There are a very limited number of CI solutions that use an additional filter in the BDA graph - WinTV CI, DD - I have no idea whether it would be possible to get them to decrypt a non-live stream, but I *highly* doubt it. In my opinion, providing such a feature would require a specialised device, or direct support for this function from the tuner drivers. mm [/QUOTE]

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