heres somthing to test for the hardcore testers and yes it has been scanned its clean some neat stuff inside but as always test at your own risk :fear: :beer:

Alright guys anyone tested this yet?
DSSBugster

well, in 3 years.... Im sure its no good!!

lol look at the directions and the date :) :)

might as well give it up boys........they'll never be a p4 3m............cause there is p5 now....so if anything ever happens with dtv . then it will be with p5 ...so stand bye on all this


BEst REgards

according to our resident coder, there ain't no P5 card LOL

what about the new P6. I got one here.

i gotta p to wanna watch,,,,LOL. J/K.

Hehehe!!!!sorry I Couldnt Help Myself,,,,lol.

Hehehe!!!!sorry I Couldnt Help Myself,,,,lol.

You P on yourself ???:wow: :p :D

There IS NO P5
There IS NO P6

Where do you guys come up with such nonsense? Do you even have a clue what the "P" even means. Let me help yo out. It is for PERIOD ...meaning which period the card was released. Just because you change the color of a card, doesn't mean the chip changed.

There IS NO P5
There IS NO P6

Where do you guys come up with such nonsense? Do you even have a clue what the "P" even means. Let me help yo out. It is for PERIOD ...meaning which period the card was released. Just because you change the color of a card, doesn't mean the chip changed.
how much you wanna bet if they take even a vague look at one of those scripts,,those from the h card days will see that things will look familiar

Fred Raud

There IS NO P5
There IS NO P6

Where do you guys come up with such nonsense? Do you even have a clue what the "P" even means. Let me help yo out. It is for PERIOD ...meaning which period the card was released. Just because you change the color of a card, doesn't mean the chip changed.

I wrote "P5" on mine, so I do have one......:lol: :beer:

wikopedia thinks so LOL
Access card history
DirecTV transmits programming with encryption to mitigate signal piracy. The receiver (also known as an IRD, or "integrated receiver-decoder") utilizes ISO 7816 smart cards which tell the receiver how to decrypt the programming for viewing. In a continuing effort to combat piracy, an access card generation is created approximately every two years, superseding the old set. DirecTV is now utilizing a fifth generation of access cards.

P1, also known as F cards, were used until 1997. F cards have a picture of a satellite on the front.
P2, also known as H cards, were introduced in 1996 and eventually replaced F cards. H cards look the same as F cards. H cards were in use until 2002.
P3, also known as HU cards, were introduced in 1999 and are no longer supported. HU cards have a picture of a football player on the front. HU cards originally shipped with receivers with serial numbers above 0001 700 000. These were removed from circulation due to high piracy plaguing the system.
P4 cards were introduced in 2002 and are currently still in use. P4 cards are labeled "Access Card: 4."
D1 cards were introduced in 2004 following compatibility problems with the P4 cards in some receivers. These cards can be identified by the silver edges, and simply bear the word "DirecTV" on the front (no number).
D2/P12 cards were introduced in 2005. This is the current "standard issue" card. These cards can be identified by a two-toned blue dot pattern resembling the DirecTV logo in addition to the DirecTV logo and the words "DirecTV Access Card". This card has a picture of a satellite on the front. The period 12 card is the only card that will work with R15, H20, and HR20 series receivers.
DirecTV has long been a victim of an active signal piracy underground, but has recently begun to crack down on illegal reception of its signals. On its anti-piracy website, DirecTV claims to have sued over 24,000 end users as of March 17, 2004, including celebrity O.J. Simpson

wikopedia thinks so LOL
period 12 eh,,thanx for the info,,i saw a post about that a few weeks back elsewhere about period12,,i may have to go back and eat some crow

Fred Raud

There IS NO P5
There IS NO P6

Where do you guys come up with such nonsense? Do you even have a clue what the "P" even means. Let me help yo out. It is for PERIOD ...meaning which period the card was released. Just because you change the color of a card, doesn't mean the chip changed.

Well I know one thing for sure if my old lady misses her P5,P6 and maybe her P7 I will sh*t! he he he he LOL :yes: :blink: :cry:

Well I know one thing for sure if my old lady misses her P5,P6 and maybe her P7 I will sh*t! he he he he LOL :yes: :blink: :cry:Reading all of this jus makes me wanna P ee. LMAO:yes: :D

ROFLMFAO@Frank ........