Definition of descramble in English:

descramble

verb diːˈskramb(ə)ldiˈskræmbəl

[with object]

Convert or restore (a signal) to intelligible form.
a hacking system that can descramble everything
Example sentencesExamples
- The operator would place descrambling information in the POD and give it to subscribers who buy set-tops.
- A US jury this week convicted a man for selling illegal cable TV descrambling hardware.
- In 2002, the Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that barred a hacker magazine from posting or linking to a DVD descrambling program.
- A professor wants to study junk DNA sequences to see if they may be descrambled to contain communications from extraterrestrial intelligences.
- The license gives set-top makers and vendors access to a signal-scrambling and descrambling system.
- The programmer claims it can ‘descramble in excess of 21.5MBps ’.
- Without that encoded signal, the box will not obey commands to descramble programming.
- The basis of conditional access technology rests on scrambling and descrambling the pictures on your screen.
- However, you must shut down the digital TV application and start up a separate one for cable (and no, you can't get HD that way, because the device can't descramble the transmission).
- This is a device that is also descrambling pay-per-view or premium channels.
- The U.S. Supreme Court has bowed out of a long-running dispute over a DVD descrambling utility, dealing a preliminary defeat to Hollywood studios and electronics makers…
- He was alleged to have broken the law by writing and publishing a DVD descrambling program so that he could watch films he owned on a Linux PC.
- In addition, the machine is not capable of descrambling programming while supporting electronic program guides.
- When you received a message scrambled with your public key, you entered your private key into PGP and it descrambled the email or file.
- They are merely PC Card form-factor devices that descramble premium cable content, precluding the need for set-top boxes, and plug into DCR TVs, set-top devices, and digital recorders.

Derivatives

descrambler

noun diːˈskramblə

A descrambler then decodes and compresses the signal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, other addressable communication devices could be used in place of or in addition to the computer message, such as personal pagers, mobile telephones, television box descramblers, etc.
- The descramblers are devices that can decode dozens of digital channels transmitted to subscribers' houses.
- Anyone is free to purchase descramblers, converters or cable equipment, provided they let the cable TV company know that they are using their signal.
- ‘We did not want to deploy a digital box with an analog descrambler in it, which would be the only way to be able to deliver those services that are scrambled today,’ he added.

Definition of descramble in US English:

descramble

verbdiˈskræmbəldēˈskrambəl

[with object]

Convert or restore (a signal) to intelligible form.
a hacking system that can descramble everything
Example sentencesExamples
- He was alleged to have broken the law by writing and publishing a DVD descrambling program so that he could watch films he owned on a Linux PC.
- In addition, the machine is not capable of descrambling programming while supporting electronic program guides.
- They are merely PC Card form-factor devices that descramble premium cable content, precluding the need for set-top boxes, and plug into DCR TVs, set-top devices, and digital recorders.
- The license gives set-top makers and vendors access to a signal-scrambling and descrambling system.
- The programmer claims it can ‘descramble in excess of 21.5MBps ’.
- Without that encoded signal, the box will not obey commands to descramble programming.
- This is a device that is also descrambling pay-per-view or premium channels.
- The basis of conditional access technology rests on scrambling and descrambling the pictures on your screen.
- In 2002, the Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that barred a hacker magazine from posting or linking to a DVD descrambling program.
- A professor wants to study junk DNA sequences to see if they may be descrambled to contain communications from extraterrestrial intelligences.
- The U.S. Supreme Court has bowed out of a long-running dispute over a DVD descrambling utility, dealing a preliminary defeat to Hollywood studios and electronics makers…
- However, you must shut down the digital TV application and start up a separate one for cable (and no, you can't get HD that way, because the device can't descramble the transmission).
- When you received a message scrambled with your public key, you entered your private key into PGP and it descrambled the email or file.
- The operator would place descrambling information in the POD and give it to subscribers who buy set-tops.
- A US jury this week convicted a man for selling illegal cable TV descrambling hardware.

单词	descramble
释义	Definition of descramble in English: descramble verb diːˈskramb(ə)ldiˈskræmbəl [with object] Convert or restore (a signal) to intelligible form. a hacking system that can descramble everything Example sentencesExamples The operator would place descrambling information in the POD and give it to subscribers who buy set-tops. A US jury this week convicted a man for selling illegal cable TV descrambling hardware. In 2002, the Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that barred a hacker magazine from posting or linking to a DVD descrambling program. A professor wants to study junk DNA sequences to see if they may be descrambled to contain communications from extraterrestrial intelligences. The license gives set-top makers and vendors access to a signal-scrambling and descrambling system. The programmer claims it can ‘descramble in excess of 21.5MBps ’. Without that encoded signal, the box will not obey commands to descramble programming. The basis of conditional access technology rests on scrambling and descrambling the pictures on your screen. However, you must shut down the digital TV application and start up a separate one for cable (and no, you can't get HD that way, because the device can't descramble the transmission). This is a device that is also descrambling pay-per-view or premium channels. The U.S. Supreme Court has bowed out of a long-running dispute over a DVD descrambling utility, dealing a preliminary defeat to Hollywood studios and electronics makers… He was alleged to have broken the law by writing and publishing a DVD descrambling program so that he could watch films he owned on a Linux PC. In addition, the machine is not capable of descrambling programming while supporting electronic program guides. When you received a message scrambled with your public key, you entered your private key into PGP and it descrambled the email or file. They are merely PC Card form-factor devices that descramble premium cable content, precluding the need for set-top boxes, and plug into DCR TVs, set-top devices, and digital recorders. Derivatives descrambler noun diːˈskramblə A descrambler then decodes and compresses the signal. Example sentencesExamples Additionally, other addressable communication devices could be used in place of or in addition to the computer message, such as personal pagers, mobile telephones, television box descramblers, etc. The descramblers are devices that can decode dozens of digital channels transmitted to subscribers' houses. Anyone is free to purchase descramblers, converters or cable equipment, provided they let the cable TV company know that they are using their signal. ‘We did not want to deploy a digital box with an analog descrambler in it, which would be the only way to be able to deliver those services that are scrambled today,’ he added. Definition of descramble in US English: descramble verbdiˈskræmbəldēˈskrambəl [with object] Convert or restore (a signal) to intelligible form. a hacking system that can descramble everything Example sentencesExamples He was alleged to have broken the law by writing and publishing a DVD descrambling program so that he could watch films he owned on a Linux PC. In addition, the machine is not capable of descrambling programming while supporting electronic program guides. They are merely PC Card form-factor devices that descramble premium cable content, precluding the need for set-top boxes, and plug into DCR TVs, set-top devices, and digital recorders. The license gives set-top makers and vendors access to a signal-scrambling and descrambling system. The programmer claims it can ‘descramble in excess of 21.5MBps ’. Without that encoded signal, the box will not obey commands to descramble programming. This is a device that is also descrambling pay-per-view or premium channels. The basis of conditional access technology rests on scrambling and descrambling the pictures on your screen. In 2002, the Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that barred a hacker magazine from posting or linking to a DVD descrambling program. A professor wants to study junk DNA sequences to see if they may be descrambled to contain communications from extraterrestrial intelligences. The U.S. Supreme Court has bowed out of a long-running dispute over a DVD descrambling utility, dealing a preliminary defeat to Hollywood studios and electronics makers… However, you must shut down the digital TV application and start up a separate one for cable (and no, you can't get HD that way, because the device can't descramble the transmission). When you received a message scrambled with your public key, you entered your private key into PGP and it descrambled the email or file. The operator would place descrambling information in the POD and give it to subscribers who buy set-tops. A US jury this week convicted a man for selling illegal cable TV descrambling hardware.
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