I'm across the causeway, hehe

chuppachop is a Singaporean (I think) who stays in Singapore la... of course he can get Singapore channels LOL.

and also earned in SGD

Which third party decoder you all use? Should i buy the internet port one or not?

i rely on my TV's built in DVB-T2 decoder

TV got built in..
So no decoder needed

Guys, can a DVB-T2 decoder be compatible with a DVB-T antenna?

Having trouble getting a signal

An antenna that can receive UHF signals is all you need

hi/salam eid/selamat pagi/good morning

nak tanya pendapat kawan2 alam maya dalam ni

kalau decoder yang ni ok tak utk digital tv malaysia

lokasi 30km +- daripada pencawang bukit pelindung kuantan

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http://www.lazada.com.my/full-hd-1080p-dig...0.0.Sjv3DC&mp=1





This post has been edited by oteng: Jul 6 2017, 08:45 AM

jauh lokasi tu berdasarkan aerial hang

is it worth to buy the mytv decoder?

and how to know tv got built in DVB-T2 decoder or not?

and what the best antenna if the tv comes with built in decoder?

thanks in advance

To enjoy digital TV:

1) If your TV is around 2013 or newer, usually your TV should have built-in DVB-T2 tuner. Try check your TV's Installation Settings and see if you see any setting option for receiving DVB-T2. Or better, refer to your TV user manual.

2) The purpose of antenna is just receiving signals, and it is nothing gonna do with your receiver or your TV's built in tuner. It depends on the distance from your location to your nearest transmitter tower.

3) If you're sure that your TV do not have DVB-T2 built-in, then you got to buy a Digital TV set-top-box (also known as decoder) to enjoy Digital TV channels.

Is it worth buying it? Maybe.

Just to add. If you purchased premium brands like Sony and Panasonic, it is yes, their TVs manufactured after 2013 have built-in DVB-T2. However this is not always the case for brands like Hisense, Sharp and Philips that always sell dirt cheap TVs with minimum specs, where some of their low-end TVs in the market are still shamefully not equipped with built-in DVB-T2.

Just a bit curious, are these so-called low end manufacturers dumped these units without DVB-T2 from country like Singapore or Thailand (with DVB-T2 implemented) to Malaysia (yet to implement DVB-T2 officially) to clear their stock ?

This post has been edited by nag: Jul 7 2017, 08:29 AM

Well I also have the same feeling..
Malaysia become dumping ground for those TV

Hi all. My Sharp TV got dvb-t2 decoder and I have both powered and non-powered antenna but I'm unable to get any of these stations under 666mhz and other mentioned frequency. Tried both manual and auto search. Nothing. I stay in Denai Alam, Shah Alam. Am I missing something?

I connected my old antenna from which I used to watch good old analog tv, to my DVB-T2 and no channels came up after searching

Many Malaysian buyers are very price sensitive and not willing to pay higher price. That's why we still can see some lower end 32" TVs with minumum specs are quite well received in current market, like providing only one HDMI and USB port each and without built-in DVB-T2. By comparison, a new 32" Sony TV is priced at around RM1000, while a new 32" Hisense is around RM600 only.

Obviously you need an outdoor antenna.

True..
We loved cheap stuff..
No wonder those Chinese brands are popular here even with their minimal specs