Satelit na slovenské a české progamy v celej UK.

vie niekto ci funguje cesky alebo slovensky DIGI tv online v UK? Nie je povolene to pouzivat za hranicami ja viem ale snad by to nikomu nevadilo :-)

Aapoň s rádiami nie je poblém v zahraničí. Väčšina českých a slovenských rádii streamuje cez internet napr. na [url=http://megaradio.cz/]megaradio.cz[/url]

Už viac ako rok stačia na príjem sk a cz satelitných tv programov malé sat.paraboly.Také ako sú na anglický Sky.Mám ich testované viac ako 600 spokojných zákazníkov v celej uk. KONTAKT 07868239047

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Na obrázku je CI+ modul určený pro všechny secure karty...kromě Skylinku:) Pro Skylink si kup modul na obrázku, je taky od Icecryptu a máš zaručeno že bude fungovat.

Cus bus! Mam na tebe dotaz. Mam TV s DVB-S a potrebuju vedet, jestli je tadle karta je kompatibilni se Skylinkem. Poradis prosim? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Irdeto-CI-Plus-CI-Dual-Mode-Cam-by-Icecrypt-Neotion-/271036581710?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Viewing_Cards&hash=item3f1b0a074e#ht_3376wt_1139

Zdravim vsechny, chtel sem jen upozornit, ze pokud si z Cech dovezete starsi prijimac a vlozite novou kartu irdeto, nebude vam vetsina programu fungovat. Mam tady jednu kartu CSlink a jednu Skylink a pristroj Homecast (starsi bez HDMI) a potom GoSAT GS7055 HDi(novy model). Kdyz vlozim kartu do starsiho pristroje, funguje mi zhruba jen tretina programu oproti pristroji novemu. Takze moje doporuceni zni: zakoupit novy pristroj pokud chcete prijimat HD programy! Chtel sem jeste dodat, ze anglicke freeview vysila 5 programu v HD zdarma(channel 50-55), musite ale mit televizi s integrovanym HD prijimacem a nebo HD Freeview box zakoupit. Boxy jsou drahe, takze doporucuji rovnou koupit novou TV. S pozdravem Tomas

Ahoj, tu v UK je mozne mat 80cm parabolu bez planning permission. 80cm parabola je optimalna na chytanie Slovenskych - Ceskych programov aj za velmi zleho pocasia. Mam skusenosti s montazami v bytovkach a nikdy nebol problem. Mozem Vam ponuknut kvalitne HD primace AMIKO alebo ALMA co podporuju SKYLINK a CSLINK karty. Viac info na www.satelit-uk.co.uk alebo http://www.satelit-uk.co.uk/specialnaponuka.htm pripadne ma kontaktujte na tel. 079 0737 2455 - Anton

chcela by som sa opytat aky priemer ma parabola,lebo na bytovke mozu byt len male paraboly a s malou sa prijem asi nechyti.dakujem za odpoved

Na Astre 3b je uz aj Markiza a Doma.

[quote]Je pravda ze tohle je uz dost na hrane mezi informaci ceske komunite a ciste komercnim sdelenim. Ale myslim ze uzivatel poskytnul informace a odpovidal dal bez toho aby trval na vyuziti svych sluzeb (poskytnul dalsi doplnujici informace), takze to toleruju. Kdyz by to slo dale ze by se to tu objevovalo casteji, tak bych jiz zasahnul. Jinak pri posepisovani smlouvy na kartu (cslink i jine) clovek podepisuje VZDY cestne prohlaseni ze "tuto službu bude využívat pouze ten, kdo ji podepsal, a pouze na území České republiky. Kupující se tak zároveň vydává v šanc oddělení televizních poplatků České televize, protože pokud není plátcem koncesionářského poplatku, satelitní operátor mu musí příjem programů ČT znemožnit."[/quote] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12355022 February 2011 Last updated at 21:51 Premier League TV football choice 'upheld' by EU advice By Bill Wilson Business reporter, BBC News Click to play Karen Murphy on why she took her fight to Europe, speaking to BBC 5 live in October 2010 Continue reading the main story Business of Sport Williams sees profit 'momentum' New chief for 2014 Glasgow Games 2012 firms 'face staff challenge' Serie A player strike called off Broadcasters cannot stop customers using cheaper foreign satellite TV services to watch Premier League football, an EU legal adviser has said. A non-binding opinion from advocate Juliane Kokott of the European Court of Justice said a block breached EU laws. Portsmouth pub landlady Karen Murphy, fined for using a Greek service, had argued the EU single market should let her use any European provider. Sky and ESPN have the broadcast rights to Premier League football in the UK. Sky has pumped billions into top flight English football since the league was founded in 1992, with the money given to clubs allowing them to buy some of the top names in the world. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) will make a ruling on the matter later this year. 'Damage interests' Ms Murphy said she was "relieved" at Advocate General Kokott's opinion. The Premier League said it was studying the detail of the opinion but felt it was not compatible with existing EU case law. Click to play Premier League spokesman Dan Johnson defends rights stance It also said that if the opinion was adopted by the ECJ it "would damage the interests of broadcasters and viewers of Premier League football across the EU". A spokesman added that if the advocate general's guidance was taken it would stop rights holders from marketing their properties in a way which meets the territorial and cultural demands of broadcasters. They said they hoped the ECJ would uphold current European law, which the league said was "framed to help promote, celebrate and develop the cultural differences within the EU". The Premier League also said that if the European Commission wanted to create a pan-European licensing model for sports, film and music then it must go through the proper consultative and legislative processes, not use the courts. 'Contrary to EU law' Continue reading the main story “Start Quote It has been five-and-a-half years of hell” Karen Murphy 'Relief' over Sky football ruling The case at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has been about whether a rights holder such as the Premier League can license its content on a country-by-country basis. Such a set-up has allowed the league to fully maximise the value of its rights. Although Advocate General Kokott's opinion is not binding, judges usually follow the guidance from the advocate. If they do, selling sport, movies, or any other content, on an exclusive territory-by-territory basis within the EU may no longer be possible. "The exclusivity agreement relating to transmission of football matches are contrary to European Union law," she said in her opinion. Continue reading the main story Analysis Tim Franks BBC Sports News On one matter, the plaintiffs and the defence agree. Karen Murphy's case at the European Court of Justice could herald a revolution. And it would not just be football and Sky which would be caught in the turmoil. Intellectual property rights across the European Union could be changed forever. For the first time, Saturday 3pm kick-offs would be widely available to watch on TV. A lure for many, certainly, but would it damage attendances at football grounds across the country? There could also be immense implications for how we can consume music, books and film. This is a point of permanent tension in the European project. How far can you have a single European market without any boundaries to impede its smooth flow? And how far are national borders not an obstacle, but a protection? "[The] exclusivity rights in question have the effect of partitioning the internal market into quite separate national markets, something which constitutes a serious impairment of the freedom to provide services." Fined Ms Murphy had been convicted for using the cheaper Greek subscription to show top flight football in her pub. She used the Nova firm to show matches in the Red, White and Blue pub in Portsmouth as it was less expensive than Sky. Enforcers working on behalf of Football Association Premier League Limited (FAPL) - the private company which represents the broadcasting interests of the 20 English Premier League clubs - brought the prosecution saying only Sky TV had exclusive rights to show its games in the UK. She had to pay nearly £8,000 in fines and costs. Industry experts say satellite broadcasters face having to reform - leading possibly to the creation of just a handful of pan-European broadcasters. It was pressure from Brussels which forced the Premier League to offer its live matches to more than one broadcaster, rather than just renew the exclusive deals it traditionally had with Sky. Continue reading the main story “Start Quote The opinion may be the first step in changing the way live Premier League, and other sports rights, are sold in future” Daniel Geey Competition lawyer, FFW law firm Viewpoint: TV case 'at half time' Packages were consequently taken up by Setanta, and when they went bust, by ESPN. Decoder cards Meanwhile, Smithfield Partners is a law firm which represents QC Leisure, David Richardson and SR Leisure Limited, all of whom are defendants to a civil action brought by the Premier League. The defendants are publicans and businesses importing decoder cards into the UK from other member states within the EU. Like Ms Murphy, these defendants have been waiting for a ruling in this matter since the case was referred to the ECJ by the High Court in June 2008. "We are very pleased with the opinion of the advocate general and are confident that the ECJ will endorse the same reasoned legal analysis in their judgement later this year," said Martin Ochs of Smithfield Partner

Osmerovi: Souhlasim s tvym nazorem, ale na obhajobu zase musim rict, ze neni na to kdyz clovek prijde ze sluzby a zjisti, ze na ct1 zrovna hraje Smoljak :O)