The first 2 ( I dont know about the second 2 ? I think MCAS is as well ? ) are softcam emulators.
If you are familiar with a hardware cam ( that a card slides in to and then plugs in to the front of receiver - see picture if unsure ), a softcam is exactly the same except that software does the same thing.
Example, with Foxtel NDS. Originally , the only way you could get a Foxtel card to work was in a foxtel box, as they had an embedded ( built in ) cam to decrypt NDS.
You couldnt buy a hardware type NDS cam as they didnt exist. Through the development of softcam emulators in linux type receivers such as the Dreambox, you could put a Foxtel card in the Dreambox card slot and then install a software cam such as Cccam and watch Foxtel.
Softcam's can also be used for card sharing. For example, if someone had a card sharing server and gave you a login, you could connect to it by connecting your receiver to the internet and using Cccam ( after using FTP to connect to your receiver and adding the server details in to the Cccam config file ).
From memory you are an Austar subscriber ? If correct, can I presume you want to get your Austar sub card working in this box ? Or do you now just have VAST ?
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