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<blockquote data-quote="Unregistered" data-source="post: 803942"><p>I need to watch satellite TV using a internal card without using the provided decoder box. From the information i gather i need a TV card which support DVB-S/S2 and a CI slot for this purpose. However i have several unclear areas.</p><p></p><p>1. How do i know whether the CI slot is capable of reading the card i received from my satellite TV provider? What are the standards and how do i know which one my provider use?</p><p>2. Can there be any restrictions from my satellite service provider when i try to use this setup?</p><p>3. Will i be able to watch multiple channels simultaneously using one subscription/one card?</p><p>4. I need to receive 3D content as well. Would a card with DVB-S2 support this?</p><p></p><p></p><p>I'd appreciate very much if some one could help me find answers to these.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Unregistered, post: 803942"] I need to watch satellite TV using a internal card without using the provided decoder box. From the information i gather i need a TV card which support DVB-S/S2 and a CI slot for this purpose. However i have several unclear areas. 1. How do i know whether the CI slot is capable of reading the card i received from my satellite TV provider? What are the standards and how do i know which one my provider use? 2. Can there be any restrictions from my satellite service provider when i try to use this setup? 3. Will i be able to watch multiple channels simultaneously using one subscription/one card? 4. I need to receive 3D content as well. Would a card with DVB-S2 support this? I'd appreciate very much if some one could help me find answers to these. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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