just installed mine yesterday after about a month since application.. espn hd is the best part for me since im a football fan, too bad it kinda lacks of replays.. i mean for hours it'll show next game info..

This post has been edited by ayie_acg: Apr 27 2010, 11:16 AM

Yeah, what you get is a High Definition program schedule of what replay is coming up next.

if you're using tm unifi, probably that's not a problem... make sure you subscribe to 20mbps package...

excellent solution to view astro on the internet

This post has been edited by neb: Apr 27 2010, 12:48 PM

I think the B.yond EPG is lacking some info. Any suggestion what would it be?

he wants to bring the byond decoder to his parent's house whenever he balik kampung la

Replace the big astro logo with the black backgound with the logo of the channel being viewed

Yes, precisely. Anyhow, will try when I go back next month. Hopefully it won't fry the 10 years old LNB back home.

when i surf lowyat webpage i saw this

Satelite Service Using Astro Dish, Satelite Service Using Astro Dish (Small Accessories)

is this legal or illegal??

wat is that

these setup can receive 78.5°E Thaicom 5 satellite ku band thailand true vision channels, very similar to astro outfit they also broadcast world cup matches, however the dm500s set top box can not decode HD signal

true vision subscription price is very expensive, based on the sales price posted in lyn, it looks like a non-legit job

This post has been edited by neb: Apr 27 2010, 05:32 PM

As long as u have a dish like Asstro up there nobody cares. I have heard about this using Asstro dish with Dream... u can get some FTA channels mostly from China I think

Slingbox

but our internet will not enable this to run smoothly.

Use UniFi can?

i think can, but at least 20mbps one la....

well the question is not only of bandwidth but stability. a lot of people in the US use it and not many of them are having 20Mbps ...

read this somewhere: "Slingbox needs about 500Kbps of upload bandwidth to have acceptable image and sound, and requires close to 1Mbps for the best quality"

I assume this is non-HD material - anyone on a perfectly stable 1MBps upstream connection?

perhaps someone can check on the Slingbox website the actual bandwidth requirements

This post has been edited by SiriuslyCold: Apr 27 2010, 11:02 PM

I decline to comment until the topic of HD streaming pops up. I can understand the need to watch TV and I can see the possibility of enjoying streaming SD video. But B.yond's HD video is already encoded at 8Mbps (some people say) and that's MPEG-4 video. If you want the streaming box to sling it back to you over the internet to your notebook, you better make sure you have 8Mbps upload broadband service at home and 8Mbps download service at where ever you are. Otherwise, what you're getting is a mush of re-encoded low-bandwidth video that is re-encoded again.


fuad

argh... no need to stream la... just watch ur Astro..

less painful

yeah la..why want to go through so much trouble to watch TV
want to watch so many channels but get bad quality what for..
got job and family to take care off..
watch TV 24 hour also can become gila..
dont know how if get so many channels with mcam2 satellite and internet thing at home..
one day everything blow up..
haha..
astro also cannot watch..

This post has been edited by dxjb: Apr 28 2010, 01:35 AM

Blardy hell. Registered online for Byond last Thursday. Until now no1 from Astro even call to say anything. Typical Msian company.