Cable companies employing such decoders usually scramble all their channels–not just the premium programs. The decoder at the subscriber`s home then unscrambles only one chosen channel at a time.

Cable operators are spending more on splicers, ad insertion equipment and decoders. Scopus Video Networks has seen an uptick in these types of purchases. The company cited a recent purchase by a major ...

Cable Decoders Object of Crack Down. ... Police said the Raleigh firm, ADD-On Cable Co, made $5 million in sales in one year. They said the company is owned by Daniel E. Harrell. ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. At SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2008 June 24-27 in Philadelphia, Scopus will feature the IRP-3910, a ...

A Lehigh County judge this week sent a message to cable television pirates –profit from an illegal enterprise and pay a hefty fine.Colin Horvath, 43, of 1130 Washington St., Allentown, was ...

Satellite TV broadcaster Openview’s new decoder offers a much more compact design than its predecessors, but its on-demand streaming content is currently lacking. After years of teasing that a ...

Free Cable TV Decoders Attract Subscribers The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) published a timetable last June, hoping for at least 30 million digital cable TV ...

CABLE TV aspirants may have to wait indefinitely for a connection as MMDS-based decoders have run out of stock with almost all the QCV dealers in Qatar, according to Gulf Times.