T3 will have to wait for T2+HEVC first which is still in development stages

Sometime 25 and 26 Feb. Look at my earlier post. After that no signal til today. I managed to watch the entire kelantan vs sarawak game on TV9




This post has been edited by izz70: Mar 3 2016, 08:42 PM

Has anybody here tried the leaf type antenna?
Any comments or reviews?

hdmi. initially the decoder's default resolution was at 1080i but my signal was lagging I could hardly get a moving pictures it was all stills. I went down to 576p and the video was smooth sailing.

Not sure if my set or antenna is troublesome but I'd appreciate if somebody could really confirm that gunung serapi is offline as I am not getting any reception since 26 Feb.

MYTV launch in August says their FB page

Why mine no EPG? maybe your tv special.
Btw Gunung Serapi Kuching is on air again

Mine is the K2 mini DVB-T2 thats selling in lazada for about RM90++. And I think I know what's the reason. Mostly because the TV has Hbbtv capability (smart tv). For a normal decoder would not be able to get that EPG yet.


This post has been edited by izz70: Mar 8 2016, 09:19 PM

Gunung Serapi transmitting stable and clear.

Try to put your antenna near the window. Works for me make sure antenna is amplified

This post has been edited by izz70: Mar 24 2016, 08:11 AM

I don't know what the channels are but my guess would be mostly RTM channels split into categories like sports, news, music channels. I also believe that Bernama & GoAsean (HD) will be in. The Star has expressed their interest for a channel too. Hopefully they will have something like a channel exchange program with Asean countries, won't mean much but it does add some flavour.

make sure you punya cap ayam amplified. saya beli RM25 dekat kedai china product

All broadcasting same 8 channels

Get a set top box or buy a digital tv with dvb-t2 capability. Plus get a good antenna (amplified indoor antenna works for me). Make sure your area is in coverage of the test transmitters.

There's an update on MCMC' s site on muxes. Sarawak the biggest state in Malaysia still has only one though

This post has been edited by izz70: Apr 1 2016, 12:25 PM

RTM has started their hbbtv
Sofia Digital’s HbbTV technology delivered to Malaysian RTM
11.03.2016
Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM), a Malaysian public broadcaster has announced tender for HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband Television) platform and services in 2015. The tender included the HbbTV carousel insertion system, applications with content creation tools and supporting services to be delivered to RTM Hybrid TV interactive services development platform in preparation for Malaysian DVB-T2 digital television network launch.

Sofia Digital Ltd., a world-leading HbbTV applications and services provider based in Finland, with Malaysian company NU-SECURE NET- 360 Sdn Bhd were awarded to provide the HbbTV solution for RTM. Requested system was delivered and installed to RTM interactive broadcasting department during middle of year 2015 and system was fully available already in September 2015. The system consists of Sofia Backstage® HbbTV Platform together with integration into RTM’s back-end services. The core of Sofia Digital HbbTV applications include Red-button interactivity, Main service menu, Electronic TV guide, Catch-Up TV / Video / Radio services and ‘Superteks’ digital teletext news service. These services are available over the broadband Internet and some selected services can be offered using the Digital TV delivery network if there is no Internet connection available at the TV household. RTM’s HbbTV solution is currently in trial phase.

Cekal Perangsang Sdn Bhd (CPSB), a Malaysian Broadcast System Integrator is a representative of Sofia Digital Ltd. in Malaysia. CPSB together with NU-SECURE NET- 360 has successfully delivered HbbTV platform to RTM. CPSB has the expertise and ability to give local support and attend to RTM’s HbbTV when needed. Another important point is the CPSB’s ability to create new HbbTV trial services and possibility to easily edit existing services with Sofia Backstage® HbbTV Authoring tool without any coding skills or deep knowledge of HbbTV standard.

RTM has been actively participating in the further development and roadmap of the HbbTV Authoring Tool requirements and has given good ideas for different services, which can be created with this tool. The development of Authoring Tool has been done in good faith among all partners and now RTM is able to create and publish new services easily for their HbbTV trial service menu to be accessed using the remote controller’s “red button”. Sofia Backstage® HbbTV Authoring tool is provided as a web based service to use with any standard PC with Internet HTML browser and it allows template-based application development and editing of existing published applications. New templates will be added regularly to support RTM in their service development.

During the first half of 2016, RTM MyKlik video services will be integrated on the HbbTV trial platform to enable TV viewers to watch RTM TV programs at any time over broadband Internet connection with HbbTV compatible receivers. The interactive HbbTV services of RTM will be expected to be part of Malaysian Digital Television platform launch which is happening right now to reach over 80% of the Malaysian population, and expanding during later this year.

Sabah got lots of transmitters. Could this be due to the fact that the minister is a Sabahan? Pity Sarawak though....seems verily unfair

Gunung Serapi down. Can anyone confirm?

You forgot iflix and GoAsean

MYTV will also have VOD as value added service under HBBTV

MYTV will also have VOD as value added service under HBBTV