SeaPro

Hi, now that I have purchased the reciever and got it playing (somewhat) I am about 80% set on dish. where do I go for 4DTV access and forums so I can learn some more thing about it

Thanks

Somnolent

Not sure about what you are asking about...

SeaPro

I got this from the, FTA Lounge, C-Band, Guides, (Sticky),Introduction to C-Band
and Somnolent posted it.

You want more?

Add an Mpeg FTA (Free to Air) receiver and surf several hundred more free channels including HD, networks, ethnic, feeds, ETC… Mpeg FTA can turn into a hobby of its own, finding feeds can be as enjoyable as pulling in a big fish :-) Once you are an owner of a 4DTV, or Mpeg FTA receiver, you will be able to apply for access to the owners sections of 4DTV, and Mpeg forums. This is where we discuss sensitive channels that are not always intended for home viewing, but broadcast in the clear, and 100% legal to watch in the privacy of your own home. We don’t discuss specific feed info in open areas of the forums. Several feeds have switched from FTA to encrypted formats after being openly discussed in the past.

Somnolent

What receiver are you using? This would help me help you in what exactly you are capable of.

SeaPro

I got the DSR 922 with VCRS module

Somnolent

OK, I will send someone to this thread with more knowledge about "true fta" than I have.

I can however send you to here with somewhat useful info about channels and what satellite the "free" wild feeds are on.

4DTV Channel Guide

Somnolent

I also have this link which can be useful...

Free TV from United States - LyngSat

SeaPro

Ok, and Thanks

DssTest

what are u trying to get just fta or digicipher descrambling

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SeaPro

hummm--I want the good stuf digicipher descram