Surely many have faced such a problem: I want to watch a channel, but when you turn it on, an inscription appears that it is encoded. There are several solutions to this dilemma:
- Put on a satellite dish and regularly make contributions at a particular rate;
- Watch movies and broadcasts on the Internet, of course, if you have constant access to it;
- Give up viewing at all, because this way you can save money and do useful things;
- Use an Internet server called cardsharing, literally translated from English as a card for general use.
What is cardsharing?
Obviously, only the latest method will ensure that you can watch the channels you need at any time and pay for them at low cost. The essence of cardsharing is that the user enters into an agreement with a service that has a special receiver on which there is a card of one of the popular TV channels. It will not be difficult to connect to this program via the Internet, although you will need to install the ProgDVB program, which has the ability to receive the necessary codes from the satellite and decode channels. Here it is important to choose the right tariff plan, since the cost of paying for the service largely depends on this, but in any case it will not be high, since many people use one card at once, and the cost of the service is calculated in proportion to their number, respectively, the more participants, the cheaper ... It is recommended to first try cardsharing test which will give an opportunity to evaluate the quality of services of a particular provider.
Good signal quality regardless of Internet speed
It turns out that sharing can only function with a constantly working Internet, it is best to connect an unlimited tariff. In addition, it was verified that even a low Internet speed does not affect the transmission of a TV signal, in contrast to such an operation as downloading something. In order to use sharing, special equipment is needed, this is a modem or a satellite dish, and some types of cables, and an antenna. The easiest way is to follow the instructions that are available on the sites that provide this service.
