- m****ive
error propagation will result, as a
complete frame cannot be
descrambled. (Alternatively if you know what was sent, the
scrambler can be synchronized)...
- 1951, it used
telephone lines to take and
receive orders, as well as to
descramble a
television broadcast signal. The
field tests conducted for Phonevision...
-
Norfolk in Norfolk,
Virginia in
front of 3,500
servicemen and women. HBO
descrambled the
concert so that it was free for
everyone to watch. The show gave...
-
recording of the incident. Upon
getting Winter back to the States,
Patterson descrambles the
voices in the recording,
which Jane
identifies as
belonging to Shepherd...
- to give the
Australians the code that
would give them the
ability to
descramble and use the data themselves. As a result, the
Australians declined to...
- in
order to be told to
descramble the
signal for a
given channel.
Early electronic cable boxes, for example,
could descramble channels that used signal...
- set-top boxes,
although cable converter boxes continue to be used to
descramble premium cable channels according to carrier-controlled
access restrictions...
-
decoder Adaptor connects to the video-detector
output inside your TV to
descramble over-the-air pay-TV signals. Ray
Pichulo 52/1
January 1981 Computer/TV...
- as
Macrovision does at an
attempt to copy a video. The
equipment would descramble the
signal so that it can be
viewed by the subscriber. It also is addressable...
- this subsection— (A) to "cir****vent a
technological measure"
means to
descramble a
scrambled work, to
decrypt an
encrypted work, or
otherwise to avoid...
