Just buy a RCA - 3.5mm cable, connect 1 side to the RCA jack at the back on ur STB and the other to ur speakers...

Well, in the very same article the CEO assured that no caps will be imposed......yet.

The statistics seems to be exagerrated...i mati mati download also, veri hard to hit 500GB =.=.

Other than the local channel, any hypp TV HD channel going to broadcast the olympics opening? Or I need to opt for youtube...

I'm using DIY-made RJ45 splitter to carry the IPTV and Internet signals in 1 cable. so far no problem

Hmm, i just buy a pair of Rj45 from the hardware shop (rm2 per biji). It is essentially a repeater, so what I did is I cut off the redundant wirings, and re-wire so that 4 pairs from the single port will go into 2 pairs each of the 2 pairs of the output port. There, I can plug 2 cables from Internet and IPTV port into the splitter, which then goes thru a single cable to my hall, and i use the other splitter to split the 4 pairs to the STB and my HTPC.

Its simple really, its done at a physical level, so you won't need the trunking function of the TPLink. However, you do lose the gigabit lan capability. This is great for those that already did concealed wiring with only 1 LAN cable.

If still interested i'll try to make a mini guide or something. this is the cheapest solution i think so far

The splitter i bought is this one here.

http://www4.buyincoins.com/rj45-network-la...roduct-629.html



This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Jul 29 2012, 12:02 AM

actually how big is ur house o....im still using dir615, even with my 1.5k sq ft house, i can still get at least 4/5 bars of wireless signal (around 9-10MBps transfer rate at least) on the outer circumference of my house.

i guess...im staying at double digit floor at my condo...and when i go to ground floor...i can still see my house AP, though its only 1 bar (around 10% wifi strength)

the dir615 cant be that bad, just that maybe it lack features/optimization.

either u apply through our rattan here, or go straight to tmpoint to apply.

Rattan: ur huawei btu is ftth or vdsl2?

This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Aug 17 2012, 10:50 AM

bummer...let me know if u got a spare vdsl2 unit.

BTU is lifetime, the rest is 1 year.

Just called unifi to fix yesterday night at around 8pm telling them that my line was down the whole day....1am TM technician call me to verify because he's at the distribution box just fixed some cable fault .

Veri dedicated ah their tech, Raya also work so hard

p/s: IT was raining cats and dogs too that time.

Technically not free, but you can try your luck...

Yes, including Pizza Hut hotline as well.

Thats why I usually call the local numbers for banks instead of their 1300 number

1800 = toll free number, no charges to you.
1300 = local free number, no matter where you call, its charged at local call charges.

Note that if you call a 1800 number using your hp, u still get billed, but im sure you already know this

This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Aug 28 2012, 11:23 AM

Normal TV will do. As long you have RCA cable input (yellow-white-red) or hdmi.

Cant rmb if they have the green-red-blue output or not.

I dont think TM actually has a monopoly on this. Just that other ISP are not willing to invest so much in HSBB right now.

To remove the myth that TM monopoly the HSBB business by location, my condo has both Time & Unifi both serving together in the very same building.

selikatwo : should be no problem...get a HDMI-DVI-D converter. Make your LCD Monitor can accept DVI-D connection.
then you need to connect the sound from the hypp tv STB directly to ur speakers.

Worst case scenario is to use a RCA-VGA adapter.

This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Sep 4 2012, 06:18 PM

Just to let you know Unifi do have credit limit cap to prevent this from happening, so its impossible for your bill to even hit RM1000, let alone RM3000.

btw +100 sounds like an international number...

Suddenly unifi in penang become very very slow...0.1 kbps download....anyone experiencing the same thing?

If not mistaken you still have to go to TM Point to "convert" ur unifi plan.