Press standby then ch+ then standby on the front panel when you 'boot'

can u see screenshot astro guy set number 9 my turner 1 is 122 and tuner 2 134
if i change number 5 or 4 i will get tuner 1 13x and tuner 13x i think so
what setting recommed me to get high signal
what ur set for number 1 or 20 like that

This post has been edited by logit85: Jul 4 2011, 12:41 PM

Because yours one I think is single tuner

Try this - aim the remote away from the TV and press power off. Then aim it at the TV and press again. Somehow it works when you press power off for the second time but not the first time

i find the astro PVR very useful and now that i have started using it , can't live without it anymore , except the monthly subscription package for SP3 although loaded with multi channels , hardly view half of the other channel provided .

hope astro can cut RM25 to 50 bucks off SP3 , then its well worth it

anyone hear astro to introduce HD channel for chinese movie anytime soon. the movie PQ on emperor sux

This post has been edited by sunnyK: Jul 4 2011, 02:47 PM

Unlikely SuperPack prices is going to be cut further.

Nice to have Chinese HD movie channel....what channel
I also prefer to have AOD in HD too.

for those who wanted to wait and see, no need to wait further the price increase is confirmed,take it or leave it !

Astro: Price revisions in full compliance with law
by Joe Leong. Posted on July 4, 2011, Monday

KOTA KINABALU: Astro, Malaysia’s premier paid TV operator, maintains that the price revisions it recently introduced have followed due process and are in full compliance of the law and its license conditions.

Information, Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim was reported to have said last weekend that Astro’s rates could only be hiked with the approval of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).

When asked to comment on this, Astro chief operating officer (COO) Henry Tan who was on a visit here on Saturday, said: “We would like to put on record that we have followed due process and are in full compliance of the law and our license conditions. We have always informed and involved our regulator, the MCMC.”

The Information Minister was also reported to have said that Astro “had violated MCMC’s regulations by issuing notices on its rate hikes to customers without the commission’s clearance.”

Apparently referring to this particular point, Tan added, “We adhere to the process and we have been very diligent in following whatever license conditions we are governed by. I do not believe that there is an approval mechanism with MCMC.”

Tan said his company had informed the MCMC concerning the price revision on May 13.

“As such, we note the minister’s statement with concern and we will seek clarification from the MCMC.”

He told the local media here Saturday evening that the price revision is already in effect, saying that Astro customers had been informed of the move by way of advertisements in most newspapers on June 7.

“You would understand from the business point of view that there are many systems in place. Once we have done such a thing the whole system from logistics, the systems, to IT, to billings is all made into effect.”

The COO of Astro said he wanted to make it very clear that the price revision involved three groups of customers – one that is totally unaffected, another that stands to gain and the third that experiences an increase in price.

Touching on the first group, he said “there are at least 25 per cent of customers” who would not be affected, meaning there is no increase or decrease in price for them.

There is another group of customers, he explained, who would enjoy savings.

“What we have done in this price revision is to take the opportunity to rationalize our packages and our so-called rate card,” he explained.

“In the past, when you buy, you just add on. In the new rate card, the more you buy the more discounts you enjoy. We are trying to give more value back to our customers.

“So if you look at the new rate card, when you buy more packages, you get more discounts. Then, customers who currently already take multiple packages will actually enjoy savings.

“That’s the reason why we say some customers enjoy savings from anything from RM1 to RM14. In this revision of prices, there is this group of customers who actually save money,” he added.

On the group of customers who would face an increase, he said these are customers who select limited packages and premium content.

“If you buy a few packages and you only handpick the most premium of packages, then you will see that you have an increase and the increase varies, depending which package you take.”

Tan pointed out that this is a price revision that results in three consequences.

“To say that there are only increases is really, really misleading. We can actually name to you the actual packages where customers can save,” he said.

To illustrate the point that Astro’s new offers had been well received, he told the Sabah media representatives that over 60,000 customers have already opted for the Super Value Pack that was introduced.

“These customers are already and effectively enjoying savings,” he announced.

Meanwhile, Rais said he would leave it to the subscribers to decide on Astro’s wish to increase tariffs for its services.

He said this was for the subscribers to judge.

“I call upon subscribers who oppose the hike to express their concerns to us, but it is clear that Astro wants to stick to their decision for profits without considering the interests of the rural community,” he told reporters after visiting residents of Kampung Chennah near Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.

He also said that the hike involved legal matters and he left this to the MCMC to look into.

The Cabinet decided on Friday that Astro cannot increase the tariffs without clearance from the MCMC and that any increase must be reasonable and conform to the law.

“I feel that it is better for Astro to think of the people and not increase their rates as such. The government must also think of reviewing the satellite television monopoly given to Astro,” Rais said.

This minister always talks in SD !!!


This post has been edited by smileguy: Jul 4 2011, 03:39 PM

Kinda expected, here its always one way street and no turning back.So we learn to leave with it, or discard it.

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Jul 4 2011, 03:47 PM

hi all

currently i'm using b.yond and interested to subscribe super pack deal
just wanna ask is there any pros and cons between b.yand pvr and b.yond with external hardisk

The pros & cons as I know as follow:

Byond PVR hard disk storage = 500GB
Byong with Ext. hard disk storage = 320GB

Byond PVR decoder = RM 150 (during promotion period)
Byond Ext. hard disk drive = RM 200~RM 299

Other than that you can refer to here Differences

Dato' Rais talking to pancing undi only..now he is the 'face' of the rakyat in the war against Astro..but deep down in reality, there was nothing he could do to prevent the hike..he knew all along that if Astro followed the peocedures, then Astro with the backing of certain people in the governement will still win..and somehow I fely Dato' Rais was trying to bargain his share of the deal for his kementerian and possibly RTM..

THat is the 'democracy' our governement want us to appreciate and understand..

This post has been edited by dxjb: Jul 4 2011, 06:03 PM

That old man rather kept his mouth shut!

should we change the satellite signal? what is the difference here? does it improve anything if we change the satellite setting?

---

Added on July 4, 2011, 7:03 pmwhat is the latest software anyway? mine is 30 Sep 2010, is it the latest? should we update it if there is any?

This post has been edited by horseman: Jul 4 2011, 07:03 PM

TY sir

http://www.truevisionstv.com/news_detail.aspx?news_id=152

Thai is catching up. Also, they'll having FOX Family Movies HD soon.



http://www.astro.com.my/mypackages/articles/art_5154.html

This post has been edited by Qash-M: Jul 4 2011, 08:19 PM

+10000

B.yond PVR device (500GB) is lifetime warranty
Having external WD Passport AV doesn't mean you can bring around and plug into other B.yoind decoders.
It won't work, thus what's the point ?

Today i go to astro and wanna upgrade to astro beyond, they show me the superpack package.

Question:
-What type of astro will they given to me astro beyond PvR or just astro beyond?
-The astro guy said no hard disk given so how am i supposed to record then?
-Is there any fee that will be charge?

Got a lot of question i wanna ask but let settle this first, and i got nothing knowledge about this astro beyond since my mom suddenly ask this morning to upgrade the current astro to astro beyond so i wasnt have time to ask here first.

Why didn't you ask Astro while you were there ???

If you don't ask for PVR, you get normal B.yond decoder, else B.yond PVR decoder + 2 Dual-Output LNB
With the B.yond decoder (w/o PVR), you can buy your own WD Passport AV 320GB harddrive (only this model supported) to do your recording
BUT you cannot watch one show, and record another show.

B.yond PVR requires an installation fee of RM150 (offer until September 2011)

subscribe to superpack, at the same time pay promotional price of RM150 to upgrade to byond PVR, 500GB hard disk is already included inside byond PVR

the only bad thing about byond PVR is that the installer will need to lay another cable into your house, this is because byond PVR has twin tuners, unless you pay an extra RM300 for a stacker-destacker device which only needed a single cable into your house