Working closely with the provider to make this possible but currently FXHD on Astro does not support subtitles.

And i thought FX HD feed is run by MEASAT because there was no time delay...

Hi guys,
I couldn't get yesterday's Chelsea vs Liverpool game on 3D to work on my Samsung 3DTV. I know its a side by side 3D format, but I can't seem to get my TV to change it to side by side format. I can see the side by side option in my tv but I can't change to it. I got a feeling thats because the TV doesn't detect any source of 3D content. Any idea whats wrong? is it because of the decoder?

We do have subtitles in selected hours in selected countries including Chinese, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Thai and Vietnamese. We are checking with our subtitling department and affiliate for the reason of not seeing that in your country. Stay tuned...

Meanwhile, sorry for the inconvenience caused.

From FX Asia FB:

en~~~just now i saw shibuhara girls in MTV~~~first english subtitle~~~
how about BM subtitle~~

FX did have subtitling but only for selected programs. Our long term plan is to have the entire channel subtitled and it should be within this year.

sad isn't it

our government forbid us to own satellite equipment to receive RTM 1 HD

Wishing for such programs & content? In Malaysia? DREAM SOME MORE!!! ROFL!

asn= all sports network

Singapore Scraps TV License Fee
By Mansha Daswani
Published: February 18, 2011

 
SINGAPORE: Singaporean residents will no longer have to shell out a radio and television license fee, with the Media Development Authority (MDA) now due to receive government funding to finance public-service broadcast content.

The fee, payable annually by homes, hotels, offices and restaurants and bars that have TV and radio sets, has been in place since 1963. In 2009, the MDA received S$132.5 million ($104 million) from the S$110 radio and television license fee. Singaporean Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam said that the government would forgo about S$120 million ($94.1 million) from nixing the license. The cancellation was announced by the government as part of Singapore's new budget.


"The licence fees are losing their relevance," Shanmugaratnam said in his budget speech. "First, ownership of TVs is no longer limited to the middle- and higher-income groups. Today, most households—including 99 percent of lower-income households—own TVs. Second, with increasing media convergence, Singaporeans can now receive broadcast content over the Internet and mobile devices, which do not attract a licence fee."

The MDA will now support PSB content with government financing, said MDA CEO Aubeck Kam. "MDA will work closely with the industry to continuously improve the quality and reach of PSB content, including making them available on new platforms, in step with Singaporeans’ changing media habits."

The MDA says that about 3,000 hours of PSB content are produced each year for broadcast on seven free-to-air networks in Singapore. Examples include Channel 5's Fighting Spiders, okto's Club M.A.G.I.C., Vasantham's Sollameley and Suria's Gerimis Di Hati.

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