In digital TV, there's no such thing as "not clear".
It is either "poor signal" or lots of "pixelation".

Just get a new TV model, and you shall get the one that supports digital TV DVB-T2 built-in. Look out for DTTV MALAYSIA logo when purchase one.

10-15km is very close! In that distance, if you use outdoor + booster, for sure will get signal overload for Malaysian channels, resulting unable to detect the channel at all.

If you're staying within 25km radius away from tower, just use indoor UHF antenna to receive it. No booster required at all.

If you're staying 25km or further away from tower, then only you might need outdoor antenna.

Maybe you receives only Singapore digital channels is because their TV tower is far enough from your tower, so the signal isn't as strong as Malaysia one to overload the signal when you use the booster.

If that's the case, most likely is because you use signal boosters. Try to remove signal boosters for digital TV.

Or, try out indoor antenna first.

That one is gimmick only. It is to impress those non tech savvy people such as those people staying in Malay village and Chinese villagethat don't subscribe to Astro/Njoi or don't have Internet. MYTV, 6 June, Revolution is coming, and then they'll be like wow.....

This post has been edited by joshhd: Jun 7 2017, 02:53 PM

MYTV Advance provides additional features like additional paid content (in the future), compared to MYTV Basic, where it is just a simple digital TV receiver.

If you got BR1M, then you are eligible. If not, buy one at your nearest electrical store.
It may not be available now, but sooner or later will.

Before you decide to buy, you should make sure your TV has built-in DVB-T2 digital TV tuner or not. If have, then no need to buy that myFreeview STB.

Could be signal issue. Did you try to realign your antenna? Or try relocate your antenna position.

That's a great news. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Since 2014, MYTV only installs DTT equipment to the primary (main/big) transmitter towers. The rest of 26 towers are repeaters, which is to relay signals to those black spots area, which might be blocked by something such as hills. Setting up signal repeaters is faster than setting up main transmitter of course.

Just remember this. Digital TV is meant to replace analogue TV transmission where it is planned to cease on June 2018.

So, I wouldn't recommend anyone who expects better quality content to go for MYTV digital TV.

Will TV1/TV2/TV5 available on NJOI in HD or not, it depends on channel provider (RTM). It depends on the agreement between channel provider (RTM) and Astro.
Of course if you want HD version, channel provider got to pay more money to Astro.

Oh please.... Don't put so much high hopes on MYTV digital TV....
Due to our country's world class censorship board, I think you better go watch the series online.

Even they support digital TV or not, they know that sooner or later, they have to enter to digital age.

Testing/playing around around 16:9 aspect ratio stuff? Hmmm..

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

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.

Are you using an UHF antenna for your indoor antenna? You tried relocate your antenna location, such as near to the window?
Have you tried receiving it using outdoor antenna?

You're using indoor or outdoor antenna? Make sure it is UHF type for better reception.

Do you use any signal boosters to receive analogue TV? If yes, then the signal boosters might be the reason why you are unable to receive digital TV channels.
In most cases, any signal boosters are NOT required at all to receive digital TV signals. Signal reception for analogue TV and digital TV simply works differently.

Try power off your signal booster, and perform auto/manual scan to see if you can receive digital TV signals. If still cannot, try use an UHF indoor antenna to see if you can receive digital TV channels. If can, then the culprit is the connection between your antenna to your receiver.

TECHNICAL EXPLANATION:

If your location has strong digital TV signals and you insists to use signal boosters, "signal overload" may occur where your receiver or TV's built-in tuner to "receive too much signals", and it will display as "No Signal". Use signal boosters only if you are desperate with the reasons such as TV transmitter tower is very very far away (e.g. 100km+) from your location, or you use splitters to split cable connection from antenna to receiver into more than one (this can weaken the signals), or your cable is old and not in good condition (better just change new cable).

Yeah I agree. From now onwards, better make sure your TV has built-in DVB-T2 tuner before purchasing any new TV sets.
After all, TVs are getting affordable these days.

This post has been edited by joshhd: Jul 8 2017, 01:16 AM