Best opening ever! "You guys don't own space" -Ricky

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

NaaaaaSA does!

@mr.redeyes2583

2 ай бұрын

SpaceX does..

@Vorenus875

2 ай бұрын

@@mr.redeyes2583 tell that to China and Russia buddy 😂 at this point we all need to realize we are being observed by the trailer park supervisor in the sky… Mr.Lahey 🫡

@user-gq9qh2kw6h

Ай бұрын

@@mr.redeyes2583 That is nasa.. (Please watch wernher von braun and read his book were he tells a boy name Elon takes us to mars)

@jessieonfly

Ай бұрын

They own the satellite

Remember doing this with my dad, I was outside dialing the satellite in 110 119. Then things changed we got a emachine windows 98, lol we had NetZero, & it would go out for just a couple seconds then it would roll the new bin on the box. We got away from the dish box and used coolsat boxes they were great. We watched a lot of NHRA drag racing, Bill dance outdoors, & watched all the pay pre view movies as soon as they came out. Such great memories my dad passed a couple years ago... But he showed me how to be a man !

Direct TV and all other corporations give me a chuckle when they calculate the loss they incur from pirating as being money they would've received, when most pirates would never give them a dime to begin with. Oh and then assuming that all the pirates would be buying the top end package! Priceless!

My dad to this day uses a pirate satellite receiver called AzAmerica, that thing unlocks satellite signal using IKS and still works like a charm

I remember "testing" DishNet equipment in the mid 2000s. What a time lol.

@BillAnt

Ай бұрын

Oh yeah "For testing purposes only!" lol

I used to LOVE unlocked directv. Still have my unlooper! Had it shipped COD to my office and paid cash so I never got a directv love letter but knew some who did. This stuff was pre-dvr! So long ago. I'm old.

@User0000000000000004

Ай бұрын

Also, I never got hit by black sunday because even though I tested, I was a subscriber the entire time.

I remember buying 20 Dell 486 machines with 2x serial ports in the early 2000s

I haven't watched this entire video yet but i can tell you the nagra pairing still kinda works the same way as before. The nagra block 016c contains the boxkey, rsa key (3140), 3310, 3460, and the 3588 key (also known as data 88) Nagra3 cak7 also uses rsamod 1 or 2 which is usually hidden in a a piece called ROdata compressed into the flash. Sometimes both blocks are encrypted with a cpu key but not on nagra receivers before 2016. The 97 block contains the encrypted cwpk block and ofcourse the nuid which can also be read from the receiver menu. Other receivers use OTA-CSC which means the encrypted cwpk is sent over the air on a special pid stream with caid 18fe. You can pick up that stream with dvbsnoop do a bitswap and match the nuid. You willd need root access to the Soc to run a slimcore script to extract the decrypted cwpk that allows you to use the card in a softcam.

@BillAnt

Ай бұрын

I remember these shady outfits advertising in the back of electronics magazine in the 80's and 90's. I bought a cable descambler back then which worked for a about a year then got disabled. lol Nowadays you can stream just about anything legally or not.

What a trip down memory lane! You could've made this a series of shorter videos, but I love it. Keep them coming.

Im so glad i stumbled on your other video an hr ago. This was a time to be alive. I was told a year ago that someone was cloning and selling a subscription for dishnet. I asked for more info but never heard back.

Imagine to look on my parents face when I pointed out that the cost of a 33.6kbps modem saved them 7 years of monthly cable bills…. They never questioned me again.

this channel is amazing and feels like samizdat. I was maybe 5 years too young to get into this stuff but it's fascinating to see nonetheless. Thank you Peter!!!

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it! "feels like samizdat" Love that comment !

@BillAnt

Ай бұрын

Glad you didn't, otherwise the DirecTV Gestapo would have taken you to a concentration camp with no TV's. lol

The fact that the gov says those companies reinvest their profits back into the community is comical

I watched this programmer at one of the big hacker conventions. I understood about 2% of what he was saying He basically understood in his head the entire encryption system and reverse engineered it in his head and wrote the code into a commercial head end Motorola receiver used by cable companies and unlocked everything on the satellites that used DC2 This guy was a genius Not anything anyone else could do, but he literally just had a brain that ran faster than a computer. I am sure the government grabbed him because I didn't see him after the presentation What shocks me is how much it s broadcast in the clear The satellite trucks and studios need to see the signal and they don't have the decrypted boxes, so the networks send them a clear signal on one of the news paths I used to have the list, it was about 10,000 transponders I am bedridden now and spend most of my time in pain too sick to even look at my phone. But I miss C-BAND

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Back in the day they did send out news feeds in the clear in DVB however in recent years much of it has switched to 2-way IP. Check out how I hack the IP transit of 2 satellites in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z2h4qaV9oLzcd6Q.html

Awesome video Peter! You are great at making content!

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Lee, I appreciate that!

I remember the hack for Sky as they was using the same Thompson CSF chip still used in smart cards today

There used to be a J-tag harness with parallel port on one end and other end had block with pins sticking out, all you had to do is flip the 301 upside down and insert the block into the opening and press it down to have the pins make contact with the exposed solder points on 30, there were also if I remember correctly waver cards, that you insert together with original card to have keys rolled or something like that. It was long time ago, nice memories.

@allenrussell6135

2 ай бұрын

Great memories I loved the 301, I even scored a 501 with dvr function

Glitch it ! Get your can of air and freeze the assic for hard unlooping. I had so much of that equipment. Tsops, atmels, so much. I remember a canadian court said how you can you steak what you cant legally buy? Great video that brought me back. Id love to see a video that covers the murders, i mean suicides that happened when nds hacked nagravision and released the bin files

oh hell yeah, awesome to see hacking in the satellite tv era chronicled like this!

We used to wire the programmed Atmel and 2 resistors and an extra card slot right into the IRD. The we cut an old credit card in half and used that in the original slot to trip the card check switch. I did many that way.

Dude! this brings back old memories. lol those were the fun days.

Loved testing on Dave here in Canada when all the regular folks could only get bev

You’re the man !

I remember being in the game with that in early dish providers. I had all kind of ability with my receiver. I wish it was as easy now as it was then. I would love to get a duplex dish unit for data to play with...

Nostalgia for AVR adventures back in the day.

freaking legend

I remember messing around with SECA1 (that's a story in itself). I had a piece of hardware I don't see you having. That is the one that snoops on traffic to/from the card in real time. Useful to see what an ECM was doing and how to work around it. I think SECA hackers had a huge advantage since the entire source was leaked (again a whole alleged story there too).

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

i used to sell & install FTA back in the day. Favorite unit was the Sonicview 360hd and loved updating the BIN files then all of a sudden it went all away. now IPTV

ive got that same exact sabrent usb 3.0 splitter with fast data transfer and the blue buttons lmao gotta love cheap hardware that does what it says it does

Still have couple of VCII modded descramblers. Good old days! I personally knew Satellite Dave, the pioneer of VCII MODS.

Y2K, get home from work with a USB stick of the daily bin from dss. Computer boot to sitting with a beer watching CSI about 5-10 minutes. 😅

Nice video you have. This sure does bring back memories. I noticed you didn't show what we called aP4 card. The T911 and a good script I'd write kept me busy back then. (For testing purposes only)😊I can't remember exactly the Mhz needed to glitch back then. The DRD 420 receiver was the easiest to modify. Really enjoyed the video.

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

The P4 (Period 4) came after the HU. Most of us left the DTV scene at that point and concentrated on Dish which was now an easier nut to crack.

@whitehorse420

2 ай бұрын

@peterfairlie2296 you're right Sir, that's exactly when I left too. It was something about not having the correct Mhz to pop or access the P4. I subbed to your channel and have already enjoyed a couple more of your videos. Thank you.

I recently found a bunch of my old H cards in a box. Good times.

Remember the Pirates Den it was the place to go for testing Info ,so I have been told ; )

You are the m an the intro : i was speechless ;)

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

It's a Canadian comedy from 2001 called Trailer Park Boys.

No Comment’s - Great 👍 Job ….. Hi 👋 from KillNet ….. Moscow City 🌆 ….. Russia 🇷🇺 …..

I miss the fta days.

love the cf-19 toughbook

@peterfairlie2296

Ай бұрын

So do I ;-)

Ahh the good old days thank you for the memories And when you look at it today it was watching less propaganda back then then today

nice

I got a letter from DAVE for buying a HU card loader in middle school sometime in 2000-2001 in my moms name because it was ordered on her debit card Lol.

@whatcher8151

Ай бұрын

A 3000 dollar letter

@andrewhinkle160

Ай бұрын

@@whatcher8151 Ignored letter, no fine

instant download guys :)

internet key sharing was amazing time.

@nathanagyare-pu1iu

26 күн бұрын

Hello friend, do Internet key sharing delay when watching live channels like football matches or when compared to the original TV or live score app the time ran the same?

nah this still goes on as IKS over the internet no longer need cards or sat

@nathanagyare-pu1iu

26 күн бұрын

Hello friend.. do IKS channels delay when watching live programs like football match or they ran the same as original TV or live score app without delays?

Only thing missing was the Hauppauge PCI DVB card. I wonder if mine is still somewhere in my basement.

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for reminding me... I actually still have the Hauppauge PCI DVB card in my collection. I never thought of using it in the video. I remember using it with ProgDVB and it fully decoded everything using the PC.

@guarenchafa4912

2 ай бұрын

@@peterfairlie2296 Same here... I'm not even sure I could remember how to use ProgDVB anymore now though. I loved that card since it captured direct Mpeg streams which was awesome quality.

Trailer park boys is gud show 👌

*memories *

you can use thouse plates to conect to wifi

i remember when FTA boxes came out and all you had to do was enter a decryption key.

I had a Big Dish back in the day, Both C and KU with a horizon to horizon mount , I had a couple of different receivers, my final one was a 4DTV receiver, I constantly looked for a hack for Big Dish Satellite but never found one back in the day. Do you have any info on Big Dish hacks?

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Contact me, my email is in the description.

They alphabet boys use these exact methods for 3d printed firearms now.. great watch thanks for uploading ( techtv special )

Such nostalgia! I used to just autoroll n2 with progdvb and a plugin...I have that software and plugin backed up somewhere if you might want a copy @Peter

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I still have ProgDVB and the Hauppauge PCI DVB card. I totally forgot about that one! I didn't use it much... did it for fun.

@ilikenwf

2 ай бұрын

@@peterfairlie2296 Same - had a legal subscription at the time but wanted to capture the raw streams. There were 1-2 plugins that autorolled those keys, I forget the names and even more importantly forget where I have the backup...good times.

So can this be done to DSTV decoder today

what is the state now? how does it work these days?

Came for the TPB, left for the algo

Man good old Times 😢

did alot of expermenting back in the day

Did you re-cap the dell yet? I heard they had faulty caps around that vintage.

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

The bad caps were showing up past 2001. I had a Dell from 2003 that had cap issues. The Dell in the video was 1999 and never had an cap issues.

so this is no longer possible with modern day satellites?

fyi you're on a very old BIOS on that XPS, updating it to A13 might help. That, bumping the RAM and replacing the HDD since i'm very certain it's full of bad sectors at this point.

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Don't worry I won't be using that computer. It's from 1999 and gone right back into storage.

you're a god

👍👍👍😎☕

did you ever play the dark angel video game??

Any British Sat enthusiasts here ? I want to know if #ky is still open ?

ok who froze the comment section got this through the algo, gonna be a nice watch

All those millions of dollars they spent fighting it when they could've invested that in making the service more affordable

So, anyone selling any FTA stuff anymore?

is this still works today??

What video was that in the beginning of the video where the man has illegal satellite on his house and the police man says you can go to jail for a long time that scene got me laughing 😂

@peterfairlie2296

7 күн бұрын

It was a hilarious Canadian comedy show called Trailer Park Boys

haters unveiled thanks for putting me on game

This is like Chinese language to me 🤷 something i never learned but totally interested

does satellite tv still exist? or is it all just iptv?

@tripplefives1402

2 ай бұрын

Still there. Services like Hughsnet internet over satellite for example crams IP packets into MPEG streams so they pass through the old satellites in space. TV satellites boxes are receive only so they can't do any sort of IP. There are special rules when installed sat transmitters and they are pretty expensive so they are uncommon.

@321CatboxWA

2 ай бұрын

​@@tripplefives1402You are generous to a fault. Munificent. That was one of the laziest questions I've seen in a long time . My response would not have been so kind. You are good people.

@aa898246

2 ай бұрын

@@tripplefives1402 oh thanks that sounds cool

@aa898246

2 ай бұрын

@@321CatboxWA why would your response not have been kind? this youtube video came up in my recommended, i don't know anything about satellite tv and thought it would be nice to ask the question here so i could talk to people. its not good to be mean to people

@tripplefives1402

2 ай бұрын

@@aa898246 Generally sat and digital cable just broadcasts out everything to everyone and the set top box is in charge of controlling access. It's all just continuous mpeg streams.

in the 80' started with the 0100 videociphers, then came the epoxy 010?? to the C. Battery replacements, key pulling, Wizard programs, geesh there were hundred, key pullers, piggybacking, bootloaders, onward then poof. Oh yes I did get. the e\x got me ,f5- yes I got smacked good, 5 years probation, all comp. stuff gone. what a trip down memory nightmare. Now ppl just get a sub online

@whatcher8151

Ай бұрын

forgot viewsat, heh and a host of others

@peterfairlie2296

Ай бұрын

I played around with the EEPROM's in those GI videocypher receivers too back in the 80's.

what script you using on the WRT54G"S

@peterfairlie2296

Ай бұрын

DD_WRT + GOO

how would someone get illegal cable? Need to know for a science project lol

They don't get hit by ECM

As for the mouse not working: the hub is likely your issue.

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

It was designed to work with a PS2 mouse. Using a USB mouse it'll need the correct XP drivers installed.

@Wasmachineman

2 ай бұрын

@@peterfairlie2296 XP should detect a mouse just fine though without the install drivers prompt IME

Any British enthusiasts here ? With any information for our Tv providers or any information?

VSAT modem never need a license 😂

I thought Milli was just a dealer and never made anything?

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

Milli was a dealer from Toronto. We had plans back then to meet up one night at a strip bar but it never happened. He later moved to the Bahamas where he operated his dealer business selling Bin's and hardware like the Milli all in one unlooper & the Slinger. DirecTV did figure out who he was by using a PI in the Bahamas. He was served court papers at his Bahamian villa and that was the end of him.

couldn't you just buy a parallel port pci-e adapter and save yourself the trouble of running an old pc? or just do that and run a Virtual machine for the old OS

@peterfairlie2296

23 күн бұрын

Because I'm using the exact same PC that was used back in the day. Keeping things as real and as authentic as it gets.

@frostmafia1380

23 күн бұрын

@@peterfairlie2296 oh okay i get that. Original hardware is cooler anyway. Nowadays none of this is very convenient but I understand you making this video is more for nostalgia. This was before my time but I used to have direct tv as a kid. Nowadays I do the same thing but with vpns and torrents lol

He didn't dive deep enough on Direct TV - in the time when they first came out - and had H card - you could watch DTV with a Battery Card - idk why he skipped that part - it was the very beginning

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

That battery card as it was called could fully emulate the E & F cards which were the first cards DTV ever used. The H was introduced with an internal ASIC to prevent full card emulation. The H could never be fully emulated but PC based emulators worked by enslaving an H card to pump dump the ASIC's calculations.

@Viewtheheavens

2 ай бұрын

@@peterfairlie2296 Thanks for replying - I was all into hacking DTV back then - there was a - bootloader - that you could use on Black Sunday Cards - then the -Wild Thing- unlooper - and those were right before the - Football Cards- I do love your videos - and I have to give you two thumbs up for your work 👍👍 that was a lot of information you complied 😁

@whitehorse420

2 ай бұрын

I didnt like the emulation part. Give me a good sub card copy and a T911 and i was a happy camper.​@peterfairlie2296

I still know dudes setting this up for people for a price

They never refunded money for false advertising

Hahahaha millis marauders

Wheres the original stuff? ,not a. filmnet decoder in sight lol

@peterfairlie2296

2 ай бұрын

FILMnet was an analog European satellite system decoder from 1989. I played around with analog cable at that time. Zenith SSAVI was popular and easy to turn on.

@davidgranger3628

2 ай бұрын

@@peterfairlie2296 good times back then. Only just chucked my Clanzer programmer in the bin last year in a clear out .To old to bother with such things today what you saw on the late night swedish channels (what the filmnet decoder was bought for) is easily seen on the web today ,in fact its hard not to see it lol.The original SKY vchannels were free back then (skybsb? Or something similar ) via a crap Amstrad box .

Kudelski?

@-r-495

2 ай бұрын

Ah yes.. Ok. Seems like the same tech used by Sky/Premiere in German speaking countries. Haven’t seen BasicH in years 😎

Amd now it's IPTV 😈😈😈😈🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Way she goes buddy