Anti-Piracy: Piracy Is Stealing!

Smart card piracy: from the inception of satellite TV, a thriving underground industry has existed where pirates first crack the complex codes embedded in the smart cards, and then sell the secrets for personal gain. More advanced and complicted anti-piracy technologies are being adopted by Dream Satellite TV to beat piracy. Please buy legitimate subscription to pertect you interests.

Piracy is rife in digital media worldwide. Media producers and rights owners are entitled to be paid for what we copy and watch. Bypassing electronic security measures designed to protect an encoded satellite TV transmission is an infringement of copyright.

Satellite TV broadcasters transmit their channels in encoded form. Several competing encoding systems are used on international satellite channels. To receive a Pay-TV channel it is necessary to buy a Pay-TV card for that channel, pay for a subscription, and insert the viewing card into a receiver with the appropriate encoding system.

Please note that the following boxes are copy pirated boxes if they are used to receive signal from Agila 2 at 146E, the commercial Dream Satellite TV package. You are not protected as legitimate subscribers with channel availability warranty.

Pirated Boxes:
CDTV 410, CDTV 430, XSAT, BOLT , they basicly look the same.
or DreamBox 500 , DreamBox 800 which need to be connected to internet via router, to share server updated access coding information. Please note that DreamBox has nothing to do with Dream Satellite TV, the box's brand name happens to be as DreamBox. It is an open platform decoder but when it is used to receive Dream commercial TV broadcasting signal, it's a pirated box to Dream.

Piracy Dealers:
Please note that the following websites and contacts ( Piracy Dealers ) have nothing to do with our business. We do not take any responsibilities for receiver units, subscription or dish installations offered by these people. We do not use any local resellers and/or dealers in mainland China.

Special Notice: DM500/800 box could no longer break Dream coding since summer of 2009 when Dream was upgraded to Nagra3. Nowadays these pirated boxes are most common seen connected to CBTV at 134E, piracing the CBTV system's international channels. CBTV is using the same size Ku band dish facing 134E, instead of 146E, these two directions are very close.