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唉，卖东西一定要写清楚的，一套就是一套，天线就是天线，一套接收设备包括了什么也不写清楚，说看到几百个台，那很明显是包括解码器在内的，否则天线自己怎么能够看到几百个台？
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估计是半黑市买的盗版解码器，所以能够看到300多个台，这种解密也不稳定，一旦加密就看不成了。
. R1 R5 u% R) g& `4 v# t卖东西都要写清楚的呀，怎么能只做一锤子买卖，不管三七二十一只要扔出门去就不管了呢。
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私自使用卫星接收装置收看一些不被允许的节目处罚很重的。重则一年监禁或罚款5000.
# O! @% J! N; A. Y ]2 J/ pDid you know that there are literally hundreds of American and other foreign television channels that are purposely made "unavailable" to you by the Canadian Government and CRTC?
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Do you own a small satellite system (DirecTV or Dish Network) or a big C-band dish? Did you know that your government and other parties with a vested interest (Bell Expressvu, Starchoice, Cable Companies) have made it illegal to receive ANY foreign television transmissions that have not been approved or sanctioned by them? : @0 \' h( j& [; X2 P* |- e! |
5 Q* ^* P, R3 Q' n& cThe Supreme Court of Canada ruled in April that federal broadcasting law prohibits Canadians from gaining access to direct-to-home satellite TV signals from providers other than Toronto-based Bell ExpressVu LP a unit of Bell Canada and Star Choice Communications Inc. of Calgary.
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Under existing Canadian laws, users of so-called grey-market satellite dishes people who PAY for a U.S.-based satellite service face up to one year in jail, or a $5,000 fine. Firms found guilty of the same offence face a $25,000 fine. This includes the big C-band dishes (that Canadians have had since the 1970's) as well. + n3 R. f" R! l) i: f
& ^4 q; Q! m Z7 n& D% e' a3 X/ D# oThe CRTC and governments have taken it upon themselves to decide what is okay for you to watch and what you can't. The CRTC's so called "white list" contains all the American and International channels that can be distributed in Canada. And all the other channels that aren't on it are forbidden to you as we, as Canadians, are obviously considered too dumb by our government to choose for ourselves what we should watch and so the decision is made for us like we are a bunch of preschoolers.
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The channels that are on the "white list" are the ones that are available on cablevision. There are literally hundreds of channels that our governments say are "illegal" to watch and discourage us from disobeying them by slapping our wrists and declaring that Canadians watching "grey market" TV are lawbreakers!
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# O& T0 g: l, iIf we have the ability to watch a program on television and we want to watch it in the privacy of our own home, then we should be able to do so! Without any governments or corporations declaring us a lawbreaker! 0 ?9 @! Y, X j" ?! A0 u
( i5 H$ b" C" M/ QSilly me I was also under the impression that we lived in a free country, but that also is proving to be a fallacy.
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# o% p7 W8 L# i/ ?+ n& ~* HI agree with the fact that Canadian companies have paid big money to acquire the broadcasting rights of some of the American companies, but the last time I checked, viewership was a privilege not a right, and if these Canadian companies want us to watch their programming instead, then they should do so by making it worth watching! And not because we are forced to!
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We do not need government minions and functionaries to decide what television my children and family can watch. |
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狗仔卡
发表于 2010-5-9 09:13
楼主，你觉得再花40元去买了接收器就真能看电视了吗？
发表于 2010-5-9 10:25
发表于 2010-5-9 12:57
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