How you want to connect? Byond -> HDMI -> HD PVR - > HDMI -> HDTV? Is it something like that? 

I wonder if TM IPTV has censorship as Astro did...

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TM's IPTV does not need censorship. It's mostly down anyways. 

Is it true? Then TM IPTV is sux at all 

I only interested to watch BBC channels on TM IPTV.... But most of them only subscribed because of HSBB... Not IPTV...

espn will air 3d, then i wonder sd quality bcome 3d...now?

Why on sd channel there is black line..seem like being cut the picture below..

Really ? If its down why we never hear any complaints ? They bought the newspapers too ? ! We are doomed to live with Astro I think, no wonder they are making thier way to rule the nation trying hard to be NO:1 supporter of local games,  AStro Tutor, Astro Kasih, Astro clever   OMG the list is growing ! By a commercial shown now  they are trying to claim that they were behind the UPSR performance 2010 !!

I only interested to watch BBC channels on TM IPTV.... But most of them only subscribed because of HSBB... Not IPTV...

I see so that confirms that to date there are NO real competitors for paid TV 

Need your guys advise here. I planning to ask my house reno contractor to conceal astro wiring during the reno work. Just wonder do i need to take any special precaution on the wiring so that it can support astro byond? as i plan to subscribe to Astro Byond later.

Thanks in advance.

What black line? Black line in right/left or top/bottom picture? 
Are new byond subscriber?

Any news regarding F1 will be broadcast on HD next season? 

F1 closing on HD coverage for 2011

Formula 1 is close to giving the final green light for high definition television coverage of the sport to begin from the first race of the 2011 season, AUTOSPORT has learned.

With the HD switch topping the wish-list of fans during recent surveys, there has been much interest in how soon Bernie Ecclestone will approve the move - with the F1 supremo making it clear several times that he wanted to be sure that before he approved it, there were enough viewers capable of watching it and that broadcast channels were ready to distribute it.

Although he suggested in the middle of this year that the switch was unlikely before 2012, in recent weeks he has hinted that there was a chance it could be on the cards for 2011. In September, Ecclestone told the BBC: "I think we'll be moving to high definition, probably next year."

AUTOSPORT understands those chances have moved a major step closer in recent weeks as big efforts have been made behind the scenes to see what is possible for the start of next season.

It is believed that the plans are at a sufficiently advanced stage for orders to have been placed for the equipment that F1 chiefs will need for the sport to be broadcast in HD.

There has been no official confirmation yet from Ecclestone about the broadcast plans, however - and such a declaration is unlikely to be made until he is 100 per cent sure that the suppliers can deliver what F1 needs.

F1 global partner LG, which has a commercial interest in the sport switching to HD, pioneered test footage of HD at the 2009 Monaco Grand Prix, and more recently tried out 3D cameras at this year's Canadian Grand Prix.

LG's vice president of marketing and global sponsorship Andrew Barrett has said that he is confident F1 would be broadcast in HD next year.

"Not wanting to speak for Bernie, but we all know that the sooner the better," he told AUTOSPORT. "The consumers have bought the panels, we've all seen the HD footage and it is demonstrably better than standard definition.

"The fan will understand that in a moment, and every fan can have it – as they almost all have the HD televisions in their house. It cannot come fast enough and I hope it is next year – and I am hopeful that it is next year."

Although LG demonstrated at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix the first 3D F1 footage it had captured, Barrett reckoned it was still going to be a while before the sport could contemplate that technology as standard.

"3D though is a long way off," he said. "If it was my decision, I would not put it in 3D until there were enough televisions and enough consumers out there watching it to warrant the investment and the change. But HD, we all need now."

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/88363 

If Ecclestone still don't agree to shoot F1 in HD next season, many fan will curse him. Maybe he still live in a cave at all. 

3D though is a long way off," he said. "If it was my decision, I would not put it in 3D until there were enough televisions and enough consumers out there watching it to warrant the investment and the change. But HD, we all need now."
AStro should read this. this is what I call smart thinking We dont need 3d improve HD and SD, understand ?