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<blockquote data-quote="Phaedra" data-source="post: 750152" data-attributes="member: 110603">Even though FTA channels don't need decrypting, as I understood it from DD support the tuner will get its signal through the CI anyway, even for FTA channels.Yes you can (sounds like Obama, doesn't it ?) : the octopus allows 4 &quot;devices&quot; to be attached ; 2 of those can be (dual) tuners, and 2 CI modules.&nbsp; You can then assign each CI module to any tuner, independently.I think that is some versatile system, but I overlooked the fact that the CAM is the limiting factor here, didn't know that.I've heard about the &quot;wifi CAM&quot; system, where you have one CAM that acts as a server, and several other CAM clients that connect to the server CAM via WiFi.&nbsp; That would likely solve my problem ?Does anyone have any experiences with that, or comments ?Another question I was asking myself :the standard CI module of my provider can be used in their certified PVR receivers.&nbsp; This requires MTD too, wouldn't it ?The PVR function allows for one channel to be recorded while another one can be viewed.If this CI module doesn't support MTD, then how come it works in their certified PVR machines ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phaedra, post: 750152, member: 110603"] Even though FTA channels don't need decrypting, as I understood it from DD support the tuner will get its signal through the CI anyway, even for FTA channels. Yes you can (sounds like Obama, doesn't it ?) : the octopus allows 4 "devices" to be attached ; 2 of those can be (dual) tuners, and 2 CI modules. You can then assign each CI module to any tuner, independently. I think that is some versatile system, but I overlooked the fact that the CAM is the limiting factor here, didn't know that. I've heard about the "wifi CAM" system, where you have one CAM that acts as a server, and several other CAM clients that connect to the server CAM via WiFi. That would likely solve my problem ? Does anyone have any experiences with that, or comments ? Another question I was asking myself : the standard CI module of my provider can be used in their certified PVR receivers. This requires MTD too, wouldn't it ? The PVR function allows for one channel to be recorded while another one can be viewed. If this CI module doesn't support MTD, then how come it works in their certified PVR machines ? [/QUOTE]

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