[mythtv-users] Card sharing

[Robert McNamara]

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 5:07 PM, Per Jørgensen <myth at pbj-design.dk> wrote:
> Not to be a Ass or abything.
> But here in denmark - several channels are open on free to air channels -
> But should  have the standard card - for beeing able to see these channels -
> But aren't breaking the laws for this topic.
>
> Thats allso a offtopic question, but I do not think that My answer are
> breaking the rules - following the danish rules!
> Allthough Cardsharing arent allowed anywhere - Its still free openair
> channels - THat are using the satelite to transport the free openair
> channels - but still you need the standard card from your Satelite station.
>
> Sorry the problems - But depending on what and which - This is a tricky
> question, but can allso see it from your point of view

Please read the link.

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    Do not even mention these things in passing within another discussion.
    This is non-negotiable.
    Making it "hypothetical" does not make it OK.
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Important thing to note is that it *doesn't matter* if it's legal
where you are, it's that it's illegal where the MythTV devs, who
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You don't have to like it, but the least you can do when you are
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respect the rules.

Robert