DStv Mobile Decoder

DStv Mobile Decoder helps DStv subscribers watch satellite TV programs directly on their computers by plugging in the physical decoder. This may come in very handy for users fancying on-the-go television whenever they lack a proper TV set.
DStv, also known as Digital Satellite Television, is the most popular African digital TV service from MultiChoice (the creator of DStv Mobile Decoder). DStv subscribers are handed a comprehensive set of programs varying from general entertainment, films, sport, lifestyle and culture to news, commerce, music, religion as well as consumer channels.
Started way back in 1995, DStv came after the first pay-television installment (1986), comprised seventeen TV channels including TCM, ESPN, Cartoon Network, BBC World News, CNN International, Sky News, MTV or VH1. Since then, DStv has been keeping track of all the new technology and incorporate it within the network.
At its basis, MultiChoice is owned by one of the most remarkable mass media company in South Africa, Naspers. Founded in 1915, Naspers started as a newspaper, followed closely by a complementary magazine. The network then expanded by assimilation of book publishing operations. Today, Naspers’ revenue borders the 5 billion US dollars mark.
All in all, DStv Mobile Decoder is the product of a very profitable company from South Africa and any DStv subscriber can make use of its features and rapidly turn their personal computers in portable television sets as long as they provide a proper connection between the hardware and software counterparts of the DStv decoder.