2 Korean Channels now need to pay!!!!
some more many times liao, the k drama episodes also no have number!
Many times I watch and feels why the story line out of wack! Duh! cos it is the previous episode!
Liddat oso they wanna save money not to label the episodes!

Hi, may I know anyone have minor subtitle problem like me with one HD. Whenever I record down into pvr and play back, it doesn't have Chinese subtitle for me to choose... Only english and Malay available. But if I watch without record, I can pick English, Malay and Chinese subtitle. Does anyone have same problem like me?

Speaking of which, my Animax recorded programmes
has no English subs, although during live viewing there's English subs...

My animax recorded programme have English subtitle but no Chinese subtitle, same as my one HD recorded programme. I guess they have mess up the things since last update(around jan)... File complaint but haven't heard from them till now...

Probably got trashed. Also, did you know Animax on Demand is rm15 now rather than rm12 previously?

Source: http://zhongwen.astro.com.my/channels/QJHD...?articleid=4813

For Japanese fans out there, Astro Quan Jia HD (CH308) has dedicated new timeslots for Japanese programmes. The timeslot is known as "Tanoshii".

Monday, 9PM: Samurai Boys Traveling


Wednesday, 9PM: Yatata Girls Traveling


Saturday, 9PM: Otasukeya-Jinpachi The Helping Hero


Saturday, 9:30PM: What's Hot in Japan


Sunday, 9PM: Divorce Chaser

I'm not sure if this is related to Astro, but just take a look.

GOASEAN TV will start airing in Malaysia in June 2015 on Astro channel 737. It will be aired 24/7, showcasing destinations and tourism products in different concepts and formats to suit a variety of interests, from tourism trivia, travel news and documentaries to travel reality shows.

Source: http://tbivision.com/news/2015/03/astro-de...content/403241/

Malaysian pay TV giant has inked a deal with Japanese talent agency and prodco Yoshimoto and Hong Kong’s Content Land, and will distribute their content throughout Southeast Asia.

A raft of Japanese drama, factual and unscripted content is now available on the Astro’s Quan Jia HD channel. As part of its Japanese line-up, it will have a Japanese comedy, or ‘Tanoshi’, block with shows including Samurai Boys Travelling (pictured), Travel Salad and Yatata Girls Travelling.

Choo Chi Han, head of Chinese customer business, Astro said: “As a result of our partnership with Yoshimoto and Content Land, we now have an impressive lineup of new, exciting, and quality Japanese content our platform.”

K.O. Ryutaro, head of Asia and overseas business at Yoshimoto added: “We are delighted that Japanese content is now making its debut on Astro. Congratulations on the milestone.”

No HD for F1 qualifying again although tomorrow's race will be n HD. Brace yourself for more Asstro bashing.

i can live with that main race still the most important part...qualifying is just the appetizer hahahaha