Please don't shout at me, but.....

easy to do it copy and paste the two C line from CCcam config where you got it now

then paste the line on the box you want..if is that what you mean!!

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whilst I read up on what I should be doing. :beat_brick:

Get yourself a "Local" card ! Subscription based or one off payment ! \then you can become part of a "syndicate" so to speak and add your card to a pool of other cards that fellow enthusiasts have chosen to share ! It is said a good group of no more than 15 peers can cover most of what's available via sat ¬ mind the pun !
NOBODY SHOUTED DID THEY ¬ :rikjaard1:

be sure to do the right thing and get localised - asap _
parasites do not kill there hosts -
payserver customers do !

have Fun -

You at least now Know that you can do it the right way ¬ Buy a subscription and you will get all the support you need !
beer10

Its okay carrier i deleted the post you hit twice !
Carrier are you 63 years old ?

Just want to point out that we do not condone any form of cardsharing. What I will say is that paying someone to connect to their cardsharing server is something that is worryingly becoming the usual way to receive channels that you should be paying the provider for. They will not put up with it for much longer, and some providers as already pointed out, have countermeasured this already. Also, the increase of people who are sharing one sub card with a dozen or so family and friends is something else that the providers will be getting concerned about. They are protecting their interests, and you can hardly blame them.

Cardsharing by enthusiasts with dishes capable of receiving multiple satellites (motorised etc) is more of a practical issue. Enthusiasts are limited financially and physically to have all the cards to unlock all the channels across all of the satellites they can receive. Enthusiasts don't watch a lot of television, they just want to know what is out there, so they form small groups of people with different cards (with the cost probably averaging that of a sly sub) and share with each other over the Internet. This type of cardsharing is of little or no concern to the providers because they will not fear any huge loss of profit or potential profit.

If you only have a sly UK dish pointing towards the sly UK satellites, then you would be better off thinking about a sly subscription, because before long it will be the only way you can get this service. If you have a motor dish or multi lnb setup, then you have a lot of cards to choose from, and if you do want to get more services, then there are a lot of hobbyists around that might be willing to share with you. As said before though - this isn't condoned and I am not encouraging it, but if you want to get all the channels you want, then at least you are paying a provider, as will your peers be, rather than the money going to a payserver who is ripping everyone off and has only one concern - his pocket...