QUOTE(leftist @ Jan 15 2011, 03:21 PM)
juz installed byond yesterday..automatically they activate it...successfully made byond remote to control the volume after 1 hour of hard work till 1 am yesterday...wakakakaka...satisfied with it..one thing i notice...the software is faster than astro normal decoder..no more lagged when changing channel!..but i hate when we must press 100% right channel number!!..no more automatically goes to closest channel number...arghhhhhhh
Finas is meeting Astro regarding saving the local movie industry, so AF wl soon be an alternate local movie channel, and they already hv a long line up of all the horror flicks, see today Bernama online. Meanwhile we can put the issue of the promised 15HD channels to sleep.

KUALA LUMPUR: The National Film Development Corp of Malaysia (FINAS) will meet pay-television service provider, Astro, over the latter's decision to release movies that are still shown at cinemas.
Astro chief operating officer, Henry Tan, had said that Malaysians would no longer have to endure long ticket-counter queues and traffic jams whenever they wanted to watch a movie at the cinema with the latest movie-on-demand service.
"With Astro First, the customers will soon be able to watch the latest titles within two weeks after the cinema release in the comfort of their homes and at an affordable price," he said at the launch of Astro First.
Tan had said Astro First would debut on Astro Channel 480 with three movie titles -- Aku Masih Dara, Damping Malam and Ngangkung.
"The service promises affordability, convenience and enhanced family time for the customers and costs RM15 per movie.
"Among the movie titles are Hikayat Merong Mahawangsa, Hantu Kak Limah Balik Rumah, KongSi, Kembar Siang, Tolong Awek Aku Pontianak, Senjakala, Sini Ada Hantu as well as other popular regional movies titles in the next few months.
"In addition, the 32 different viewing times for each movie, give you the convenience of watching it at your leisure and for as many times possible within 48 hours upon signing up," he said.
Finas director general Mohd Mahyidin Mustakim said the meeting expected to be held early next week would include producers, distributors and cinemas.
"The meeting is to get a clear picture of what Astro had proposed and find a solution to ensure the survival of the film industry," he told reporters at the Malam Bersama Bintang 2011 here tonight. -- BERNAMA
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