MultiDec setup?

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So it is possible to watch and record encrypted channels?
I have a legal swedish Boxer Viaccesscard and want to use it with GBPVR somehow.

Yes. You need to have connected a phoenix smartcard reader (and run NewCS card server software), and need to have setup multidec support as per MixMan's URL above.

I'm considering a Twinhan DVB-T card with a CI-module. Will this work?

No, there is no support for CI modules at this stage.

Does this require a lot of CPU? My GBPVR-PC is slow (1 Ghz)

To be honest, I think that PC would be marginal for watching encrypted channels.

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A friend of mine claims he can use a TwinhanDTV Ter-CI (3030 Mantis) with GBPVR to watch and record all channels. I don't know how he do it.
It it possible that he use an older version?

I guess the only way to do this is to connect the STB to my PVR-250 card and use IR-blaster or similar.

Can I use the IR-cable and my PVR-250 to send commands to the STB?

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A friend of mine claims he can use a TwinhanDTV Ter-CI (3030 Mantis) with GBPVR to watch and record all channels. I don't know how he do it.
It it possible that he use an older version?

I dont know how he is doing that.

I guess the only way to do this is to connect the STB to my PVR-250 card and use IR-blaster or similar.

Why do you say "only way"? As I said above, you can easily do what you want with multidec plugins. Lots of other Boxer users are doing this.

Can I use the IR-cable and my PVR-250 to send commands to the STB?

The PVR250 does not come with an IR Blaster, so you'd need to add one of these to your system.

[draughtmaster]

Why do you say "only way"? As I said above, you can easily do what you want with multidec plugins. Lots of other Boxer users are doing this.

Yes, I will try that. Do I still need a smartcardreader even if i have a CA-module with the Twinhan card?

Thank you for an excellent software by the way!

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Do I still need a smartcardreader even if i have a CA-module with the Twinhan card?

Yes, a phoenix smartcard reader.