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Descrambling

Parent directory

This section is about descrambling obsolete analog pay TV systems. This technology is no longer used in the developed countries. The developed world has gone digital some time ago.

This obsolete information is being provided for educational purposes only and may be useful for learning means of encoding or extracting information. For learning how analog TV systems worked.

There is no intention whatever for any person to use this information to defraud anyone. This information cannot decode any current digital video encryped signals. The technology is totally different.

Files

• 1981-02 Analog Pay TV Decoder.pdf PDF · 1.5 MB
• 1982-06 Add On Improves Pay TV Decoder.pdf PDF · 1.5 MB
• 1984-02 Analog Cable TV Descramblng .pdf PDF · 1.9 MB
• 1986-09 TV Signal Descrambling.pdf PDF · 1000 KB
• 1986-10 TV Signal Descrambling.pdf PDF · 1.3 MB
• 1987-03 TV Signal Descrambling Part 08 RE.pdf PDF · 720 KB
• 1987-12 Macrovision Scrubber Errata RE 1987-12.pdf PDF · 600 KB
• 1990-05 Universal Descrambler.pdf PDF · 1.7 MB
• 1992 SSAVI Descrambling.pdf PDF · 2.1 MB
• 1992-08 Video Descrambling.pdf PDF · 1.3 MB
• 1992-09 Video Scrambling.pdf PDF · 700 KB
• 1992-10 TV Descrambling RE.pdf PDF · 1.6 MB
• 1992-11 Video Descrambling.pdf PDF · 1 MB
• 1992-12 & 1993-01 Video Descrambling.pdf PDF · 4.3 MB
• 1993-02 Video Descrambling.pdf PDF · 960 KB
• 1993-03 Video Descrambling.pdf PDF · 1.2 MB
• 1993-04 Video Descrambling.pdf PDF · 500 KB
• 1993-07 Video Descrambling Reader Ideas.pdf PDF · 700 KB
• Build a Video Scrambler.pdf PDF · 470 KB
• Gated Sync Descrambler PCB layout RE 1987-01.pdf PDF · 160 KB
• Outband Descrambler PCB layout RE.pdf PDF · 120 KB
• Telease-Maast Decoder PCB Layout RE 1986-10.pdf PDF · 470 KB

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