Make sure your Digital Audio settings is set to "Stereo".
FYI, Astro/Njoi made Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound available in HD channels only.

What you mean DMT Astro? Old Astro decoder?
Astro has phased out old Astro decoders, same goes to NJOI. If you take Njoi, they will give you the "so-called" Astro B.yond decoder, but made specially for NJOI!

No chance you can record programmes on Njoi. Unless if you take Astro B.yond PVR.

How about 301?

That depends on the channel owner, see if they want to offer their channel on Njoi or not. Meaning, channel owner have to pay money to Astro/Njoi for them to provide their channel to their platform.
So it is not up to Njoi to provide the channel to them.

Example, if RTM want Njoi to provide RTM Sports HD channel, then RTM have to pay an amount of money to Njoi. Plus, if it's a HD channel, it'll be even more.

Oh yes, they do have live streaming on all their channels. Here:
https://www.xtra.com.my/en/livetv
No sign in required. Just click and watch for free. Simple.

Also, all TV3, NTV7, 8TV and TV9 are available in 1080p Full HD quality too.

This post has been edited by joshhd: Feb 13 2019, 03:31 PM

For the sports channels on Njoi prepaid, you can only subscribe Astro SuperSport 1, 2, 3, 4 and WWE Network. The rest all cannot.

Astro won't allow Njoi prepaid users to freely subscribe whatever channels they wish to watch on the Njoi prepaid platform.
They limit the choices of prepaid channels that can be subscribed, so that customers would consider to opt to subscribe to the regular, monthly subscription Astro service if there's no particular channel that the viewer wants. Like for your case, beIn Sports are not available on Njoi prepaid, and if you contact their customer service, they will advise you to convert from Njoi to the regular subscription of Astro, and that's how they attract you to pay even more money.

This is called, marketing strategy.

This post has been edited by joshhd: Feb 13 2019, 03:26 PM

It'll costs at least RM90+ a month to subscribe to Sports pack, along with the Family pack.
If you wish to subscribe, do contact Astro directly.

Every pay TV wants to make profit mah... Nobody wants to make money losing business.

Sounds like regular Astro to me... Are you sure you are on Njoi?
If Channel 100 (iNjoi) and/or Channel 302 (iView) channel is available in your channel list, that means you are on Njoi.
If this 2 are not available on your channel list, then you are on Astro.

Is beIn Sports (channel 837) available on your Njoi's channel list?

In simple words, yes.
Just go ahead and subscribe to Njoi, and let the installer do the rest of the job for you.

Astro/Njoi HD/PVR boxes outputs only up to 1080i.
TV channel broadcast standards commonly uses 1080i, not 1080p.

Just set it as 1080i and leave it.

It's not "not yet" or "still only 1080i", but 1080i is the international broadcast standards for Full HD TV broadcast, while 1080p is not the international standard for linear TV broadcast. 1080p is commonly used for non-TV broadcast ones, like online streaming, Blu-ray movies, etc.

Even if Astro STB allows HDMI output as 1080p, you won't see any visual and obvious difference compared to 1080i also.
HD channels are in 1080i, not 1080p. Actually, for normal TV viewing, there's no need to bother about that 1080i or 1080p also...

Meanwhile, the international broadcast and content standards for 4K UHD will use only Progressive instead of Interlaced due to technical reasons, that's why it is in 2160p, and there is no such thing as "2160i" for 4K UHD content. That's why you see some countries that started 4K UHD trials, they use 2160p. Same goes to 8K in the future, 4320p.

It should be available in HD, provided when you stream it using a high speed Internet connection.
No word about 4K from Astro Go, so no 4K UHD.

No.
Njoi is only available via satellite.

You should inform your condo management about the centralise dish system is not functioning well, and tell them to do something about it.
Could you tell us what's the problem of your centralise dish system that is not functioning well? No signal at all when connected? Can get only certain channels? Or what?

If Astro IPTV is the only option they recommend to you, but you prefer Njoi, then I guess you're out of luck.

Hmm... Didn't your condo management installs some lightning arrester, or surge protector or something?

Contact the customer service for assistance.

Install Njoi to enjoy more channels compared to MYTV digital TV channels now.
And also for Astro to increase subscriber base, as well as the Njoi user has the potential of spending money on it for Njoi prepaid channels.
Astro can take this opportunity to use back refurbished set top boxes and even satellite dish for Njoi users, and other equipment so that no wastage and save cost.

It's free stuff. What to argue?
Astro be like "If you not happy, don't watch Njoi. Simple."
Njoi users don't have monthly charges, so there's no complain about what channels they SHOULD offer.

Astro prioritises on paying customers than free customer is a very common practice for them. No need to feel surprised. You'll get used to it. Don't rely too much on Astro for TV entertainment.

Astro Maya HD has ceased long ago...