There are lots things that we can obtain entertainment from. One of the best entertainers that you could ever find is TV. It's offered in all houses. For those who have bought a brand new Satellite tv receiver, you are usually advised to get a subscription of Television channels. The diverse TV channels simply cannot be enjoyed if you didn't get a subscription. Several years back it was difficult to get one subscription for a lot of TVs. But now if you use the Card Sharing Server, it will be possible to use one subscription card on many Televisions or what they call cardsharing
Q1. WHAT IS CARDSHARING(CCCAM) ?
Card sharing, also known as control word sharing, is a method of allowing multiple clients or digital television receivers to access a subscription television network with only one valid subscription card. This is achieved by electronically sharing a part of the legitimate
conditional access smart card's output data, enabling all recipients to gain simultaneous access to scrambled DVB streams (wikipedia)
in another defintion :
CCCAM , CARDSHARING or ‘sharing’ are commonly used to describe the method of using a smartcards over a network. In practical terms an original legitimate subscription card could be mounted in a receivers slot, then another box that is in another room, or even a thousand miles away, could access the smartcard via internet to clear channels that the subscription card allows.
For Example: If you have a subscription card that attached to a payment platform, you can enjoy all the rights you have contracted with your subscription card in any other place. In other words, it means that you can share one payment results with many people in the amount of just one subscription.
Now talking about satellite scenario then it is used like this:
If a user has bought movistar+, canalsat, meo or nos subscription and now he wants to go to his other house and he wants to enjoy the same service, he would have to buy another subscription for the other house, but using card sharing service. He can enjoy the same service in the other housr as in his main house at the cost of one subscription.
This method has existed for many years and not new, even though the majority of people have not heard of it.
Q2: SO WHAT DO I NEED?
Firstly you need equipment that is has access to internet, such as Dreambox and similar linux based satellite receiver boxes or any tv receiver that can access to internet and support card sharing protocols such cccam or mgcamd. These receivers that have ethernet or support wifi connection in the same way as computers do, and have ability to use developed software that has an ability to send and receive information from internet.
Cccam, Mgcamd, redshare, Newcamd and others have gained popularity due to their ability to network-share.
Legal benefit to network-share is you are able to pay for an encrypted package and then watch with a receiver of your own choice in your own home and no longer need to keep taking the card in and out of the slot and forgetting where it is etc, or use a favourite machine that doesnt have a supported cam/card slot. ‘Grey area’ use also includes using over the internet too, because if you PAY for subscription and then watch a channel in your holiday home whilst your card remains at home, how can you be committing a crime? Its not piracy or theft because you are legally paying for the privilege to watch.
Q3: HOW DOES IT WORK?
For receivers to communicate over a network they need to be configured. Firstly a receivers needs to know where the card will be located. This hardware holding the card is known as the ‘server’ and relates to whatever equipment physically hosts the smartcard. Other receivers without the smartcard directly inserted are known as the ‘clients’.
Each of the software cams mentioned (gshare ,forever, mgcamd, Cccam, Newcamd etc) use ‘protocol’ or language that is specific to that product. Some cams are able to ‘talk’ to others, but this can be limited so usually each receiver will keep the same software cam. However, this part is where different development has taken place to give wider suitability and capability.
Q4: How to Find the Best Card Sharing Server
After you google the words “cardsharing server” or just visit our blog you will find tons of CCcam servers available for cardsharing. To find the best CCcam server you will have to spend a great deal of time researching to pick the one which will better suit your needs. But to narrow it down, all you need to do is look out for those servers which offer the best choice of satellite TV packages and are known for their steady and reliable connection so you could enjoy watching your favorite programming without any interruptions.
Finally, modern cardsharing can be about paying for access to a share, or splitting costs of a subscription between friends etc. This is where the line is crossed and something legal becomes a criminal offence. Discussion this technique in the comments section in this blog allows us understanding and allows progress with multi-card & multi-client development but you will not find details of commercial servers here.
Q1. WHAT IS CARDSHARING(CCCAM) ?
Card sharing, also known as control word sharing, is a method of allowing multiple clients or digital television receivers to access a subscription television network with only one valid subscription card. This is achieved by electronically sharing a part of the legitimate
conditional access smart card's output data, enabling all recipients to gain simultaneous access to scrambled DVB streams (wikipedia)
in another defintion :
CCCAM , CARDSHARING or ‘sharing’ are commonly used to describe the method of using a smartcards over a network. In practical terms an original legitimate subscription card could be mounted in a receivers slot, then another box that is in another room, or even a thousand miles away, could access the smartcard via internet to clear channels that the subscription card allows.
For Example: If you have a subscription card that attached to a payment platform, you can enjoy all the rights you have contracted with your subscription card in any other place. In other words, it means that you can share one payment results with many people in the amount of just one subscription.
Now talking about satellite scenario then it is used like this:
If a user has bought movistar+, canalsat, meo or nos subscription and now he wants to go to his other house and he wants to enjoy the same service, he would have to buy another subscription for the other house, but using card sharing service. He can enjoy the same service in the other housr as in his main house at the cost of one subscription.
This method has existed for many years and not new, even though the majority of people have not heard of it.
Q2: SO WHAT DO I NEED?
Firstly you need equipment that is has access to internet, such as Dreambox and similar linux based satellite receiver boxes or any tv receiver that can access to internet and support card sharing protocols such cccam or mgcamd. These receivers that have ethernet or support wifi connection in the same way as computers do, and have ability to use developed software that has an ability to send and receive information from internet.
Cccam, Mgcamd, redshare, Newcamd and others have gained popularity due to their ability to network-share.
Legal benefit to network-share is you are able to pay for an encrypted package and then watch with a receiver of your own choice in your own home and no longer need to keep taking the card in and out of the slot and forgetting where it is etc, or use a favourite machine that doesnt have a supported cam/card slot. ‘Grey area’ use also includes using over the internet too, because if you PAY for subscription and then watch a channel in your holiday home whilst your card remains at home, how can you be committing a crime? Its not piracy or theft because you are legally paying for the privilege to watch.
Q3: HOW DOES IT WORK?
For receivers to communicate over a network they need to be configured. Firstly a receivers needs to know where the card will be located. This hardware holding the card is known as the ‘server’ and relates to whatever equipment physically hosts the smartcard. Other receivers without the smartcard directly inserted are known as the ‘clients’.
Each of the software cams mentioned (gshare ,forever, mgcamd, Cccam, Newcamd etc) use ‘protocol’ or language that is specific to that product. Some cams are able to ‘talk’ to others, but this can be limited so usually each receiver will keep the same software cam. However, this part is where different development has taken place to give wider suitability and capability.
Q4: How to Find the Best Card Sharing Server
After you google the words “cardsharing server” or just visit our blog you will find tons of CCcam servers available for cardsharing. To find the best CCcam server you will have to spend a great deal of time researching to pick the one which will better suit your needs. But to narrow it down, all you need to do is look out for those servers which offer the best choice of satellite TV packages and are known for their steady and reliable connection so you could enjoy watching your favorite programming without any interruptions.
Finally, modern cardsharing can be about paying for access to a share, or splitting costs of a subscription between friends etc. This is where the line is crossed and something legal becomes a criminal offence. Discussion this technique in the comments section in this blog allows us understanding and allows progress with multi-card & multi-client development but you will not find details of commercial servers here.
What is CCCAM or CARDSHARING ?
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