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Dish Network Blackout - Nagravision 3 Details...

It was expected and it is now official! This is the end of testing under Nagravision 2 encryption. At 5pm (East Coast Time) on June 18th, 2009, remaining N2 encrypted channels on Dish Network have changed to Nagravision 3 encryption!

While some think this is the end of FTA testing and enjoyment of unencrypted channels on Dish Network, we could not disagree more!

We strongly advise that you be patient before throwing away your reciever OR making the decision to purchase a new one. All solutions that are currently being tested for Dish Network channels are in a BETA state. There are no fixes available for standalone receivers, but this is expected to change. Internet Key Sharing (IKS) and PRIVATE Card Sharing solutions are being tested for some compatible FTA receivers. Future compatibility for specifc brands and models are not officially known, This a period where hard core FTA testers and coding teams will work together to once again open encrypted channels for viewing.

For others, it is a time where patience is required. Look for additional Nagravision 3 solutions to be announced here as soon as they are made available. The minute we get word of anything new we will announce it through the FTA Toolbar. Get the FTA Toolbar here!

*** There will be many rumours floating around for different boxes, only proven and available public solutions will be announced once verified.

So, the good old days are gone for now as Dish Network finally went to a complete Nagravision 3 changeover. For entertainment, you should watch those recorded shows and movies we have been advising you to record over the past several months until official solutions are announced. If you wish to become a Genuine FTA tester, you may need to purchase additional equipment for which there is no guarantee. We do ask that when possible, anyone interested in trying new equipment to make your purchases using our Amazon sponsor links when available, which will result in a 6% donation to our community and help us to provide additional support for you.

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Kbox K2 HD Is Up and Running in the Lab!

NEW! [Setup Video Video] [Pictures] [DishTester's Review] The New Kbox K2 HD has arrived in the lab and is all setup and running on over 40 HD network channels after installing the needed 8PSK tuner board. Running on the new Beta file released just a few days ago, support for the Kbox K2 HD receiver is now in full gear. Look for our introduction and tutorial video to debut soon!

Limesat Launches BEV + DN IKS File!

A new file released on Tuesday night for the Limesat Ultra PVR for Public IKS is now available. This second file is of course still pretty much Beta but is supporting both Bell ExpressVU and Dish Network. Earlier a new factory file was also released for the Limesat which should be installed before the latest beta IKS file. Do a factory reset, load the new file and scan. Also available is a Private Cards Sharing file for the Limesat. [Limesat Forums] Serial Loader and Channel Editor released for Topsat along with TS file decrypter.

Sonysat is Back UP on BEV!

After a stretch of Downtime on Bev, Team Spider has now restored Bev on the Sonysat IKS solution. Not all channels are back yet and more will be added over the next day or two. Our dedicated Sonysat Support Team will work on updating the Bev channel list shortly.

Another Eventful Thursday Afternoon...

Several systems were impacted by an event near 1:15PM ET on Thursday afternoon. Several other systems were down again amazingly "only for maintenance".

CNX, I-Link, Satzen and Topsat group all lost DN earlier but have since made a comeback, except for on Bev which remains down.
Kbox and Coolsat lost a large number of previously working channels. Coolsat is missing most premium channels. Kbox has now returned on most previously working channels.
EKS was Down for maintenance on DN side and had been since this morning.
Sonicview iHub is up and down for expected planned maintenance that may last several days.
Dreambox and Sonysat are UP on DN and was not impacted by todays event.

New Kbox Khub Files Released 2.19

The new files as we expected take care of the issues the previous version had with Dish Pro LNBs. So far things are looking good for the new files as our test teams have been begun loading and using these new files. Some more exciting is rumoured to be in the works for Kbox as a factory file has been released for the new Kbox K2 HD model. Many are hoping to see an IKS file for this unit soon. Also, Bev is expected to make a comeback shortly on Kbox units running IKS.

BEV Issues Continue for CNX, I-Link, Satzen and Topsat??

When or will Bev be stable on these units? That answer is unknown as they struggle yet again to maintain a reliable solution for this provider over IKS. While some channels are up, most are suffereing from severe freezing making it too unstable for anyone to enjoy.

Nasa & ION Scrambled???

That's right folks. Mikey has done it again and now moved most of all the open channels like Nasa and ION over to Nagravision 3 encryption. Only Channel 101 is still unencrypted. You won't be using these channels any more to compare if your system is working or your IKS is down. Talk about it more here.

New Round of Updates for ShowMe X2 Sonysat

Thats right, more rom files for updating your Sonysat ShowMeX2 adapter have been released as an offered improvement to IKS performance on Sonysat models. Once again we will have to wait and see how many users have difficulty with the upgrade and how many people will be left with a working solution or ShowMe X2 Dongles showing version 82 and not working. We will post more information as more people install the new rom and let you know how it goes.

Limesat Ultra PVR is Now Available...

There has been a lot of buzz over the past few weeks regarding the NEW Limesat Ultra PVR which is said to support both Public and Private IKS solutions. It has been pre-ordered and will be installed in the lab for extensive and unbiased testing on behalf of the FTA community within the next week or two. Once again we advise that you wait until we have reviewed the product before you jump on any new offering. The donations from our members fund our efforts to test and report on all FTA products and solutions before others spend their own hard earned money on an unknown new item. We have the video equipment in place to push a working Limesat feed to the FTA Toolbar Live TV service just as soon as we have the unit up and running.

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Sonicview Maintenance Continues...

More work on Sonicview iHub solution yet again this week as we see more down time, channels freezes, channel additions and removals. The Sonicview iHub solution is at least consistent as one of the most unstable IKS solutions available.

Neosat/Nfusion EKS Improving...

We have seen a good number of improvements coming from yes, the paid EKS option, that exists for Neosat and Nfusion standard definition equipment owners. While many had issues supporting this solution due to its pricetag, we were more concerned with the solution as to whether or not it was working more than not and had sufficient support operations in place. Initially this did not seem to be the case. While they pretty much nailed Neosat IPro 2000/+ support, adding Nfusion wasn't as easy as they had hoped. After several more files, the EKS team has come along way towards nailing it, but are not quite there yet. The solution is one of only a few limited options for BEV other than subscribing. Other IKS solutions like CNX, I-Link, Satzen and Topsat along with Sonysat are expected to bring Bev back soon. The EKS support team appears to be getting things together and we are following them more closely and excited to see more uptime on our test units in the lab.

FTA Radio Lives!

The team has done it again and have now activated a radio station of our very own available right from the FTA Toolbar's Radio feature. Some have issues getting it to work, especially firefox users. After you have done the latest Firefox upgrade, and updated the plugin as mentioned below, you may also need to run a full update of the FTA Toolbar, by clicking the down arrow to the right of the logo and clicking on upgrade. Click Download the latest version and if asked do it as a seperate update/install. After installing the latest update, firefox users should reboot their pcs. That should fix the problem accessing internet radio stations from the FTA Toolbar.

Many additional features are coming to our new custom Internet Radio station, including remote DJing by fellow members, online requests through the web and through our Live chat system. We will also host our own FTA news and discussion shows as well as call in support shows. Our music format is not just variety its just plain nuts! You never know what you will hear on FTA radio. We invite you to listen in.

FTA Toolbar Update for Firefox 3.6

A new upgrade for Firefox 3.6 may tell you the FTA toolbar is incompatible. Continue installing the Firefox 3.6 update and when complete Go to Tools, Add-ons and click on the Find Updates button to update your FTA Toolbar for Firefox.

New changes to the Donation System at FTA Forums

New membership donation levels, Bronze, Silver and Gold that are not rank based but do give access to additional features usually required by rank us being setup over the next few days. Anyone who wishes to donate at these new levels may do so, but it will still be a few days before the use of these new levels will be fully activated. Additional changes are also coming to special features like the IKS2 project and the FTA Toolbar which will soon include expanded Video on Demand features and more working quality live channels.
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The Captain IKS solution (http://captainiks.org) was slated to bring some Captain receiver models back online using the R-Link, however the team behind this have yet to release it due to stability concerns. As it has been quite some time since the Coolsat support on the same product was made available and without any additional information, it may be that the Captain recovery may not see the light of day.

The CNX Dongle solution (http://cnxdongle.org) arrived giving the anticipation to many that the CNX would see life again. When it first came out, there was a BETA solution for the original version of the Nano. A BETA for Nano 2 was released shortly thereafter, prematurely and was immediately shut down. CNX Nano II users then resorted to converting to an I-Link, which worked nicely, until the South American I-Link server operators shut them down requiring a key for access. Not long after a new compatible IX-200 Dongle hit the market for the remaining CNX Mini, CNX Duo, and CNX Trio models. Many had a great deal of support issues getting things setup, especially since the server was down much more often than it was up. For several weeks the server was completley down but CNX eventually made a comback when all thought it was lost they came online again. After a few rounds of files things are beginning to stabalize for CNX users although there seems to be more problems with the Duo, Mini and Trio compared to the CNX Nano and Nano 2. CNX Nano and Nano 2 serial to ethernet intefaces do not require external power sources and may have some impact on performance. The CNX Nano uses the same IX-100/200 device without external power that the Mini, Duo and Trio require. The CNX Nano 2 uses its own serial-to-ethernet adapter without power. At some point the CNX Dongle solution had begun to offer some PPV movies on weekends, but since then we have not seen very much in the way of PPV movies. The have been very good at supporting most major PPV sporting events, but not all. They hade also launched support for some N3 encrypted Globecast channels, the first team to do so, however lately we have had reports of this not functioning well. Overall the CNX product is nice, however there are occasionaly server lockout issues which sometimes stop users from being able to access the server until a reset is done on the server. Also some models still have issues with freeze lockups requiring the unit power to be cycled.

The Coolsat Dongle IKS solution (http://coolsatdongle.org) has arrived on scene with support for only the Coolsat 5000 and 6000 FTA receivers using the R-Link Communicator R-10 Serial-to-Ethernet Adapter. Although the solution supports only a limited number of models right now with a limited range of available channels, the solution seems quite stable with very little downtime at all.

The Dreambox IKS solution (http://dreamboxiks.org) is now publically available for the Dreambox DM100 Satellite Receiver. This model is being actively tested now in our Lab and doing quite well on its available channels. This box is very small and lacks a channel display led and has a foreign power adapter, but the converter is included along with a SCART device. It is said this solution is very strong on International channels and we have now begun to propogate confirmed working channel lists so we can evaluate those claims further.

The I-Link IKS (http://ilinkiks.org) is not new to IKS and Nagravision 3. They were in fact used by CNX Nano 2 owners shortly before the noth american release of support for the CNX Dongle. These boxes are almost exact duplicates of the CNX Nano and now boast two newer models, the IS-8000 and IS-9000. Not HD as the title might suggest, the I-Link 8000 is the next model out of this manufacturing line as an improvement to the previous versions. Acquired in the lab in November 2009, we have launched support for another worthy competitor now coming in to the North American scene. Since it was placed in the lab the IS-8000 has been very stable when compared to other boxes from this manuacturer. There is some downtime and hardware lockups requiring power resets but overall its a very stable solution so far. The IS-9000 has also hit the streets and we have tested it to find a number of software problems. Since then several new updates have been released to fix some of the issues.

The K-Box K-Hub (http://kboxkhub.org) was not nearly as popular as other IKS solutions, and suprisingly it appeared to be one of the most stable solutions tested with very minimal downtime and quite an abundance of channels to enjoy. In December of 2009 however that all changed when Kbox along with Nfusion and IKSlinger also went down. Kbox had shown signs of life up only for a single PPV event but then came back with a Beta release in January. While the Kbox is still up on the Beta, channel availability is still very weak.

The Limesat solution (http://limesat.org) expects to be in stock and ready for shipping near February 15th, 2010 and we have already placed our early orders for the receiver to be tested in the lab. There are standard and HD models expacted and are even rumoured to feature WI-FI support, which would be the first brand to offer such a feature. As always we will report more on the Limesat line of products once they arrive for testing.

The Neosat EKS solution (http://neosateks.org) is a PAID solution for Neosat Ipro 2000/+ users (and Nfusion/See Below). It has been designed from the ground up to us an advanced method of IKS known as "Extreme Key Sharing (EKS), that will support additional brands and models in the future. We were happy to be a part of the initial test group for this solution, and it definitely will get the Neosat Ipro 2000/+ working, however there are several issues that concern us. First and foremost is the complexity some are having getting things setup or activated with the EKS support group at ExtremeDVB. A PayPal donation system is used to authorize your account on the EKS servers. Since its public launch, there have been many ups and dows. Freezing is just as much a solution for private solutions like EKS as they are for Free IKS solutions. EKS is unfortunately plagued with constant downtime, freezing and software revisions that complicate the viability of the solution.

The Nfusion EKS solution (http://nfusioneks.org) is a PAID solution for Nfusion Ipro 1000/+, Nfusion Nova, Solaris and Phoenix users only (No HD) at this time and from the same group previously supporting only the Neosat Ipro 2000/+ above. They share the same problems including downtime, software complications, etc. They have been making progress but so far they still have a way to go.

The Nfusion IKS solution (http://nfusioniks.org) was first to give many users access to N3 content on the popular canadian BEV service. First in North American support for N3 via IKS, it was expected that they would do very well in providing a DN solution. And for a while they did just that. There were some big issues such as dropped support for the Nfusion Nova, but the solution did very well for the Solaris, Phoenix and HD models. On December 3rd however Nfusion SUNS left the scene following a DN event that left many solutions with dead subs used to seed IKS. While many claims have been made from many groups supporting Nfusion SUNS, there has been no signs of life whatsoever for any return of an Nfusion SUNS based solution any time soon. From our own research the technical ability to restore Nfusion on IKS is not the issue. Legal and management concerns seem to be taking center stage for this brand and its associated coding teams. It may be sometime before such issues are resolved before a public IKS solution returns for Nfusion owners. As such many have converted to private paid solutions including EKS.

The Satzen z300 solution (http://satzenz300.org) was introduced into the IKS arena in late November of 2009. This box is very much like an I-Link or CNX in the way it looks and functions and the servers its uses. The channel lineup curerntly mirrors the CNX lineup. The stability of the Satzen is comparable with the CNX Nano 2. This entire group of servers does a fine job of staying up for the long hual and quickly recovering from DN events. The lineup available changes every now and then but they do have Bev and DN channels available most of the time including many DN international channels.

The Sonicview iHub solution (http://sonicviewihub.org) was the first N3 solution we tested for DN. The Sonicview iHub offered a large number of channels on both BEV and DN, however stability issues from its inception to even today have been of great concern to many of its product owners. Sonicview USA had also been named in a lawsuit last year resulting in concerns by some about this solutions future. The Sonicview iHub solution is plagued as well by a large number of testers who jumped on this offering as it was the first DN solution to hit the streets in Late June of 2009. Continued sales means more and more uses every day. When the system is stable it works beautifully with a great number of viewable channels (Bev unfortunately has been down for several months). When its not working, the FTA community goes into an uproar. Earlier fixes for the iHub introduced an unhealthy dose of confusion in accurately setting up the product, with network configuation issues being at the heart of all the problems facing this solution and errors in updating the iHub version itself. Most of these issues have been addressed. In September of 2009, security enforcement was enabled and no one is working without having the correct and sometimes hard to read serial number entered accurately within the Network Config menu screen. Many have problems using the Wiznet application and some wind up having the Network menu area dissappear. Most of these issues can be resolved with the help of many great people in the community who offer assistance. Very unfortunately, Sonicview does not keep a scheduled maintenance window and can be up or down any time of the day or night and battles freezing issues on an almost daily basis. Sonicview was considered one of the least stable solution of all and they still have much to do to restore faith in end users. We were sorry to see Sonicview continue on a downward spiral and in mid November a resurgence of the Sonicview with new files and new servers with great performance was widely recognized. However since the latest DN events, the performance has again seen a substantial decline. Most issues right now concern massive freezing and channels not work for Dish HD channels on the HD 8000. The Elite and Premier still see their fair share of freezing, and Bell is gone yet again until these issues are resolved. The coders have been working to take most of the network configuration options away from the end user. They also ran out of serial numbers so they had to start issuing a new serial number series which has confused many as these new iHubs require different files at this point throwing more confusion into the pot that is Sonicview iHub IKS. Still however Sonicview remains the only solution actively working on an HD Model, even if its only for short burts of time.

The Sonysat solution (http://sonysat.org) has been doing IKS well before Nagravision 3, and despite a long initial downtime following the public IKS release for N3 they have made tremendous strides in stability since then. While all solutions eventually struggle as the user load increases, the Sonysat team has been very active in making any necessary improvements to the servers supporting the solution. However the ShowMe X2 dongle like the Sonicview iHub requires an update process using the Wiznet application. The most recent updates have unfortunately resulted in version 82 issues and non working dongles for a great number of users. We do hope a full 100% fix will be coming out to repair "broken" dongles. The brand is also coming out with new models soon that include support for 8PSK HD and integrated ethernet. Many are looking forward to such models that exclude the frustrations of the external dongle.

The Topsat TS-5000 solution (http://topsatfta.org) is now available to the masses. This box strongly resembles the I-Link IS-9000 receiver and uses the same server gateways for IKS as the CNX, I-Link and Satzen solutions for its codeword transport to TS-5000 equipment owners. With the same Bev and DN available channels and a low price they are starting to fly off the shelves. They have an integrated ethernet port so there are no dongle concerns. The initial software releases had several major bugs that have all been addressed with new files.

The Viewsat V-Link solution (http://viewsatvlink.org) is coming soon with already released loader software but no publically available units or public software yet available. Stated information claims that the V-Link solution will support all previously N2 supported models of Viewsat receivers. We will provide more information on this solution as it becomes available.

As time goes on we still expect other coding teams to begin testing additional IKS solutions as standalone fixes will likely not arrive anytime soon. While some may claim progress, absolutely nothing has been shown to us as evidence that any progress has or is being made on standalone solutions for any North American brand or model, We suggest to members of the community that now is the time to consider some of the available IKS options, or continue to watch a blank screen. Before making the decision to invest in any additional equipment for testing, we do advise that you do as much research as possible and realize that when testing any of this, there is always a risk that solutions will fail. If you are a hobbyist with funds to play with, an investment in an IKS solution is sure to keep you entertained. However do the complexity of IKS solutions and its networking components, you may also wish to consider redundant solutions from more than one solution provider.

We will be working to improve the new IKS scorecard ratings soon as well as offering more in depth support for each available solution. Your continued support of our operations allows us to test all of these solutions on your behalf and report our findings. If you would like to contribute, please use any of our Donate buttons strategically located near the top of our web pages.

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