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<blockquote data-quote="pnyberg" data-source="post: 879573" data-attributes="member: 24255">Hello my fellow Swedes, I´ve been using MP since 2006 and I am loving it.So is my wife (eventually...).&nbsp;I've been using DVB-T all the time using Boxer (obviously), using FireDTV and a Philips SAA7134.But since Boxer(Teracom) is in the process of shifting to DVB-T2 and also to CI+ as far as I understand, there is currently no DVB-T2 cards out there with support for CI+ cards? I believe they are always &quot;paired&quot; with the box/TV...It seems currently DVB-T2 in Sweden is a dead end, unless som PC-card maker gets a &quot;blessing&quot; from the providers...&nbsp;So if I want to continue using MP in the future are these my only options?1. DVB-S2 from Canal +2. DVB-S2 from Viasat3. DVB-C from Comhem (not possible where I live)&nbsp;If anybody could give me a hint on option 1 and 2 above what is best considering only technical issues with CAMs and pairings, not TV channels, I would be most grateful...&nbsp;If I would have to use a normal STB for watching TV - my HTPC era is probably over...&nbsp;thanks in advance.&nbsp;Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pnyberg, post: 879573, member: 24255"] Hello my fellow Swedes, I´ve been using MP since 2006 and I am loving it. So is my wife (eventually...). I've been using DVB-T all the time using Boxer (obviously), using FireDTV and a Philips SAA7134. But since Boxer(Teracom) is in the process of shifting to DVB-T2 and also to CI+ as far as I understand, there is currently no DVB-T2 cards out there with support for CI+ cards? I believe they are always "paired" with the box/TV... It seems currently DVB-T2 in Sweden is a dead end, unless som PC-card maker gets a "blessing" from the providers... So if I want to continue using MP in the future are these my only options? 1. DVB-S2 from Canal + 2. DVB-S2 from Viasat 3. DVB-C from Comhem (not possible where I live) If anybody could give me a hint on option 1 and 2 above what is best considering only technical issues with CAMs and pairings, not TV channels, I would be most grateful... If I would have to use a normal STB for watching TV - my HTPC era is probably over... thanks in advance. Regards [/QUOTE]

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