Can somebody share the 3d effect for world cup final?

I am wondering the effect of 3d in football...

i think it should be look like this ??
i found it on youtube and look other country also got pvr function as well.




This post has been edited by gahkin: Jul 12 2010, 09:05 PM

I'll bet this take more costly.

This post has been edited by Qash-M: Jul 12 2010, 10:47 PM

Not if the business is a monopoly. If you don't want to subscribe, there are tons of customers who have no choice. Blame it on XXX...

They bundle the 'nobody wants to watch channel' with the popular channels and call it as a package.

Some packages are logical eg. News, cartoon etc. but why is the Anime in the Variety package when it should be in cartoon ?



This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jul 12 2010, 11:15 PM

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Added on July 12, 2010, 11:14 pmTM is a Govt Linked Company and you know what type of staff they hire there. Whenever I called their 'technical' customer service, I vomit blood each time.

They just don't know how to troubleshoot, they all read a list of questions (presumably from their supervisors) like 'robots'.




This post has been edited by jalsrix: Jul 12 2010, 11:18 PM

PVR already everywhere since forever lah..

Americans call it tivo.. lol
But really, the kid inside.. Make me want that TV ..

Err...I dont think lumping Animax together with other cartoon channels is advisable. Some of those "anime" are not exactly for little kids viewing

yes u can.. it available long time ago already

Hope u are talking of their new website !

ya la...if the old site,dunno...new website are more interactive and oso better than b4.

Exsisting customers CANNOT upgrade on the new site !

This post has been edited by smileguy: Jul 13 2010, 09:01 AM

Upgrade the packages? Its currently not available yet,.. They're gonna launch it soon..

Thanks !

One word to describe it? Subversive. I'm not sure if you have seen three dimensional progammes by using a 3D apparatus. It works fine for me for a couple of minutes but soon after that it's all fuzzy muzzily for me. The flickering of the "3D spectacles" make it worst. Try using a flashlight and switch it on intermittently on your forehead (flashlight facing downward) and you'll find it annoying.

On the side note:

Question One: The resolution pannad out for Astro B.YOND is maxed at 1080i? How do I change it to 720p? I tried fiddling around with the remote control but to no avail. Anyone? Any idea?

Question Two: For the above question, it's not a matter with the HDMI cable that is included with the Astro B.YOND, right? I thought of changing the default HDMI cable with my Belkin HDMI to HDMI cable just to ensure it does supports up to 1080p. Anyone can enlighten me regarding this matter?

Question Three: I'm not sure if it too much or anything, is there any news with Discover Channel in HD? I'm pretty much stressed out with Nat Geo HD & History HD. It would be good if there's an addition to the Learning Package in HD.

2010 has been a great year for me. Especially the FIFA World Cup which just ended recently. My first World Cup experience in high definition. A few noticeable ad that worth to be mentioned. They changed Frank Lampard and Lionel Messi with Fernando Torres. Hyundai ad were exceptionally louder in term of volume. Anyway, it's memorable for me...

This post has been edited by Joey Christensen: Jul 13 2010, 11:04 AM

Click home on ur remote go to HD settings, for resolution however its best to go with your HDTV, cable ? u can use any cable

I think I did that. Didn't come out anything...Maybe I've mistaken somewhere in between. I'll give it a try. I believe the 720p will produce much sharper imagery than 1080i. Progressive all the way! Thanks for the tip.

For the HDMI cable, I was worried that the default HDMI that came with the Astro B.YOND decoder doesn't supports up to 1080p. That's makes me came to thinking of switching the HDMI cables.

This post has been edited by Joey Christensen: Jul 13 2010, 11:51 AM

As long the cable is HDCP compliant !

there's no HDMI cable labelled as HDCP compliant

the limitation is always the tv and astro, not the cable itself.. yes the cable is good enough to support 1080p ( i assume the source will be either your HTPC,Blu-ray player or PS 3)

for the HD setting, go to home, tvsetting or installation.. kinda forget.. but search for the installation word.. from there you'll see .. passcode is default 0000

Pls do a Research ! after 2008 all cables were HDCP compliant ! Some cheap cables dont hv it and it wont work on new units including Assto bcos they use HDCP tech

This post has been edited by smileguy: Jul 13 2010, 02:32 PM