Al Hijrah's HD quality is sucks. It's not about the bitrate. It is some technical settings that they need to deal with.
The channel transmits in a satisfactory bitrate for HD channel quality, but from Al Hijrah's side, the quality not so good due to some technical settings from Al Hijrah, not MYTV.

The HD channel quality even on MYTV will be almost the same or exactly the same as you see on Astro's HD channel quality. No need to be surprised for that.

Technical question: Is channel bitrate for Media Prima's remains within 2.3-2.5Mbps? Because on Tonton it got bumped at 1.8Mbps...

Can the K2 DVBT2 receiver from Lazada receive RTM Supertext, MyKlik OTT/VOD and Tonton OTT through aerial?

My TV (with built-in DVB-T2) digital channels are a few seconds behind the analogue channels.

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The most important is the video encoder's settings they use, not necessarily the encoder itself.

Broadcasters (e.g. Media Prima) can't just set the bitrate too high, as this will result in higher cost to them as they have to pay more money for bandwidth. Cuz if video bitrate is too high, means one frequency mux (e.g. 666MHz) can accommodate lesser channels. The lower the bitrate, the more channels can be accommodated in one frequency. This also explains why they use the current most advanced, bandwidth efficient audio codec, HE-AAC version 2, where good quality audio is possible with a pretty low bitrate at 32kbps Stereo. I can see that they're trying their very best to use lowest bitrate settings possible while offering great image and audio quality.

It's not 2.5Mbps for Full HD... If it's 2.5Mbps, you will see poor video quality when there's fast moving scenes. 2.5Mbps is too low for Full HD resolution video. 4.5Mbps for Full HD, is also acceptable level (to me), same goes to audio.

If you guys want to compare the image quality difference, make sure the content itself that is airing is in HD quality. If the programme is in SD, wait till the next programme. Don't jump to conclusion immediately when you see it's SD.

Media Prima likes to do lots of test, I think...
Be patient, just ignore the EPG.

Oh wow. Thanks for sharing this info...
Because Singapore will be shutting down analogue TV by end of this year, so it is good that they put such indicator, to let viewers know the source they're watching from, either digital or analogue.

If you have any news and updates about Singapore digital TV, do share with us as well... I'm interested.

Anybody in JB experiencing signal issues at channel 5 and some other mediacorp channels?

Mine just stuck there, signal 100ŕ but quality below 10%

For Singapore's case, it's different. Singapore only has 1 main TV transmitter (which is at Bukit Batok if I'm not mistaken), and only has 7 channels. According to the news, http://www.straitstimes.com/tech/more-time...h-to-digital-tv
The frequencies for all their analogue TV channels are below 700MHz, and their DVB-T2 digital TV frequencies are 5xxMHz, since Singapore's Mediacorp do not plan to launch some new analogue nor digital TV channels (unlike Malaysia, where new digital TV channels are "expected"), so basically from what I see, they don't have the urgency to switch off analogue TV also. This would allow more time for those (especially the elderly) who don't care or don't know about analogue switch-off, to switch over to digital TV. Even after they shut down, those frequencies will be left vacant, but of course it can be re-use in the future. But that doesn't means Singapore don't need to switch off. They know they still have to switch off some day, but it's just that, there's no absolute rush for them.

Meanwhile for Malaysia, we got 10 over main analogue TV transmitters over Peninsular Malaysia and each of them uses different frequencies, and some of it uses over 700MHz range, so this prevented the implementation of 4G services in 700MHz band.
The telcos also want to deliver 700MHz 4G service to customers as soon as they can, because the 3G/4G networks across telcos especially in Klang Valley areas is starting to get congested as smartphone users is increasing rapidly. With more mobile frequencies spectrum band available like 700MHz, this can cater more users to enjoy fast mobile Internet. So I don't think even the MCMC will delay the date of analogue switch-off as from what I see, MCMC is quite taking pretty seriously this time. But if it get delay, I guess the latest is end-2018, won't go until 2019.

Ahh just I suspected...
Malaysian actually not ready..
Sure would be extended as well

Thanks for sharing additional info about it. I've learnt something new as well.

Owhh if you talk about coverage, well what the public knows is the coverage is still expanding, like what the government/MYTV/MCMC said before that the coverage shall reach 98% nationwide, human population coverage before analogue switch off on June 2018. Now it's already more than 80% nationwide coverage, I personally think can make it on time la, about 7 months time from now... In addition to that, since 7/10 of Malaysian homes has Astro, that could mean many Malaysians don't care/don't know about digital TV because they have Astro or watch content other than terrestrial TV such as spend more on internet content, or don't watch much TV, or "analogue TV works fine, why go digital anyway?".

Are there many of your family members and friends aware about the existence of digital TV in Malaysia? They might heard before the term "digital TV" somewhere, but do they know what is that, and should they care if they're still watching analogue TV? Do they even interested to migrate to digital TV by listening to your advises? This is the problem. Almost all my family members and friends don't even know what is that, and they don't seems to care about it. But I don't feel bother much, because the quality programming of RTM and Media Prima channels aren't interest me much also, yet lots of propaganda somemore, so I'm not surprised if they don't know about it. 

Hi guys, wondering if any of you know whether the gunung ledang station is up? Cause I'm trying to connect from melaka, but keep not able to connect to any frequency. Thanks

Im from Jb...
4-5 day ago till now... All of myfreeview channel No Signal...
Trying to scan... Only Singapore channel can get...
Pemancar down or what?