conditional access systems

Both allow operators common use of conditional access systems.

Many colleagues felt that there should be a specific extension of this to satellite and conditional access systems.

Many conditional access systems have been compromised.

Nagravision is a company of the Kudelski Group that develops conditional access systems for cable and satellite television.

Conditional access systems include:

XM and Sirius use different compression and conditional access systems, making their receivers incompatible with each other's service.

DVB-CA providers develop their wholly proprietary conditional access systems with reference to these specifications.

Analog and digital pay television have several conditional access systems that are used for pay per view (PPV) and other subscriber related services.

First, the provision of Article 6 of the access and interconnection directive guarantees all broadcasters access to conditional access systems on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.

The company's CryptoFirewall-brand ASIC cores are used in pay TV conditional access systems and anti-counterfeiting applications.

This allows the use of several conditional access systems at the same time, a DVB feature called simulcrypt, which saves bandwidth and encourages multiplex operators to cooperate.

As part of MIH Limited's Mindport division, Irdeto Access provided conditional access systems for both analog and digital broadcasting platforms.

Like with most smartcard-based conditional access systems, the smartcards used with the digital Nagravision system were repeatedly reverse engineered by hackers, which allowed the production of clone cards and "patched" receivers.

Nagravision is a developer of conditional access systems for cable and satellite television, and a number of other companies involved in the audio, Internet security, digital television, public access and smart card industries.

B-CAS (BS Conditional Access Systems Co., Ltd.) is a vendor and operator of the ISDB CAS system in Japan.

The News Corporation is a leader in making so-called conditional access systems - essentially cards that when plugged into a set-top convertor box decode a satellite signal so that only those who pay for the service get it.

The common or combined use of conditional access systems means that a viewer, who initially subscribes to the services of one broadcaster, is subsequently able to use those of another supplier without having to acquire another decoder.

In order to safeguard legal consistency, we demand that the conditional access systems and the other associated facilities are also included in Paragraph 2, which is the purpose of Amendment No 26, the only amendment tabled by our group.

In present-day applications, group keys are commonly used in conditional access systems, where the key is the common key used to decrypt the broadcast signal, and the group in question is the group of all paying subscribers.

The DVB-S common scrambling system and the various conditional access systems are based on the use of a legitimately subscribed smart cards which generates a continuous stream of cryptographic keys usable to decrypt one channel on a receiver.

Those who signed these amendments, supported by the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market, particularly want, in order to be technically fair, the broadcasting or 'must carry' obligations to also apply to satellite, the conditional access systems and to businesses providing access to digital television.