Best Answer: You need the access codes for these channels. Most channels change their codes every 20 minutes or so, so it's simply impossible to watch the channel normally. A receiver alone won't help you, you also need to download some sort of mod files and auto-key finders via you computer so the receiver knows to update itself with new keys. Search online for 'Hotbird channels codes' or something similar to find some websites and forums about this. It's becoming more and more difficult to crack the channels protections these days because most of these are starting to use advanced technologies and protections in order to ban any illegal activities and make it impossible to watch and enjoy. I am pretty sure (out of personal experience) that even if you do find some ways to un-scramble channels, they won't un-scramble lots of channels - not the good ones at least and probably it won't last for long time.

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When you do a scan of the existing channels on Freeview dvb-t or dvb-t2, you will realize that many channels are pay TV channels. Pay TV channels are encrypted and require a smart card to decode. They are labeled with $ or € or £ sign and whenever you try to watch them they say scrambled channel. Free Channels List Hotbird (13°East) Channel Listing edit: 15.11.18 These are the free channels you can receive in Belgium, Netherlands and Germany with the Free To Air (FTA 80 cm dish, 0.3 dB LNB, +DVB-S2) equipment.