There are three types of channel under digital - free, primary subscription and premium subscription. Once you have the decoder, you don't have to pay anything to receive the free channels, which include all five analogue channels, plus the new BBC channels. The primary and premium subscription channels do require payment.

You may use any other payment method currently accepted by Telkom to pay an account that is received online. Payments made outside of the Telkom Online Bill system however, cannot be tracked by system and will therefore not be indicated on your Online Bill payment profile.

NO, our system is purely FTA for the purpose of watching Free To Air unscrambled channels from satellites that carry these signals. For paid channels viewing you must contact the companies that provide these services.

We air our programs on Comcast Cable channel 34 from 8:00am through 12:00 midnight seven days a week. We air programs 24 hours a day on Channel 33.

Nope! You can use jumpers to connect all input channel connectors (plus and minus required, shield is discretionary). For the MA 6S, in normal (unbridged) mode, all channels are independent. In bridged mode, adjacent channels are paired for master/slave operation. The pairing for bridged mode is 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6.

No - the pricing is based on the assumption that you can listen only to one channel at any given time, regardless of which channel it is. We did not add to the price just because we have many channels. The bandwidth a listener utilizes when he/she streams, and other operating expenses, are still the same if we have one channel or 50 channels. No. We have recently lowered our prices considerably as of May 1, 2006 in order to address such a concern.

By offering the programming services in packages, cable companies are able to ensure a wider audience base for each service and reduce individual fees. If cable customers were to select and receive only the channels they wanted, they might have to pay as much, or more, for one channel as they now pay for an entire package of programming.

No. The Toppy is clever enough to manage this. If the CAM is not available to decode a programme - perhaps because you're watching another pay channel, or recording it - then the programme will be stored in disk in its encrypted form, and it will be descrypted when you play it back. You can also convert an encrypted programme to unencrypted while you're watching it, or leave the Toppy to do it while you're away.

All rooms come with Basic cable service, including 65 stations. Premium and pay-per-view options are available. See TV Cable Listings for information on the basic cable channels or the Comcast site for information about their additional services.

Yes, you can watch encrypted channels, if you have a valid subscription card for the channels you want to watch. MediaPortal does NOT support softcams and will never support them! See this thread for some more details. Furthermore you need a TV card with CI that is properly supported. Currently only 2 kinds of cards are confirmed to be working with CI. Others might also work but that still needs to be tested thorougly.

No. AvantGo is a proprietary content delivery system commonly used on PalmOS devices. It uses a non-standard file format and transfer protocol, and requires a proprietary viewer. While AvantGo may be useful on small screen devices, Opera only supports standard markup languages and data transfer protocols.

A few, but not many, channels have been defined by UW as being so important that they should not be deleted. These include the University Announcements, Personal Announcements, and My Courses channels. If a tab has a channel that can not be deleted, the tab can not be deleted. The goal is to make WyoWeb as flexible as possible, so only absolutely critical channels will be blocked from being removed.

to talk about 'atheos development and more :)', there's the unofficial #atheos, on any ircnet server (e.g. irc.stealth.net, irc.belwue.de, irc.leo.org, irc.fu-berlin.de)

There is a chat channel for Coronation Street named #coro_street, on the Sorcerynet IRC network. It's been going for nearly 5 years, and is busier than ever. The #coro_street webpage is at http://www.stormloader.com/coronation/

MIDI channels are like an electronic address that labels a packet of digital information, specifying its ultimate destination. They are not separate physical connections. Each MIDI channel corresponds to a distinct stream of data and could be related to a different timbre (or instrument).