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ano oscamu je plno, ale ne vsechny funguji,  a  ten octopus umi   4  a 12 streamu v jeden okamzik v zavislosti na poctu tuneru, coz je ale pro domaci pouziti dostacujici

Sorry, vůbec jsem si nevšiml té odpovědi. 
Hele jestli těch 4-12 streamů nebude na jeden transpondér. Tedy jen jeden tuner. Aspoň to psal zdánlivý uživatel toho Octopusu tady: 
https://tvheadend.org/boards/13/topics/11716

Cituji "SAT>IP and normal DVB-somewhat doesn't make a difference in transporting multiplexes. SAT>IP just uses a different medium (RTSP stream over IP and not DVB). The content is the same, so SAT>IP does definitely Transport encrypted streams. The problem currently is: how do you decrypt the channels you subscribed to. For buyers of the OctopusNet there is an easy, yet not a SAT>IP standardized way, to decrypt channels: it has a standard CI slot. Insert a CAM and your provider's smart card and you can watch pay TV. The caveat is, that this CI cannot do Multi Transponder decryption, so it is bound to a tuner and to one stream. Here is where tvheadend and oscam come into Play. TVH starts the stream from the SAT>IP tuner and then uses the code word Client to decrypt the channels on the fly. CWC uses oscam with a Standard USB Card Reader like the Omnikey 3121 USB, equipped with your Providers smart Card. This solution is not limited to one mux and works with any tuner that can supply a multiplex to tvheadend.
The truth is, you cannot use a SAT>IP Client (OctopusNet is the exception here) to watch pay tv, but any tvheadend compatible Client can do, and there are plenty of them out there for all kinds of operating Systems.
I am using this exact configuration (tvh + oscam + omnikey + OctopusNet) on a NAS and it just works."

Ale může to být troll.