QUOTE(JohnLai @ Jun 18 2015, 02:23 PM)
Probably yes.....but without using H264.
The HD channel for TV1,2,3,9 might use MPEG2.
Majority of astro customers (including njoi and subsciption) decoder doesn't have the capability to decode H264.
This must be taken into consideration.
The second possibility is......astro might wanna charge customers a fee for the HD broadcast.
I find it unlikely for astro to broadcast two separate channels for SD and HD for RTM and Media Prima channels for free.
Astro doesnt have enough satellite bandwidth for this to happen. One must gives way to the other or astro has to charge some subscription fee if astro really dual broadcast the channel.
TV1,2,3,9,NTV7,8TV,TVI = 7 channels,
no way astro gonna broadcast 14 channels total.....
I think that astro has support H264/MPEG-4 since introduce of byond decoderThe HD channel for TV1,2,3,9 might use MPEG2.
Majority of astro customers (including njoi and subsciption) decoder doesn't have the capability to decode H264.
This must be taken into consideration.
The second possibility is......astro might wanna charge customers a fee for the HD broadcast.
I find it unlikely for astro to broadcast two separate channels for SD and HD for RTM and Media Prima channels for free.
Astro doesnt have enough satellite bandwidth for this to happen. One must gives way to the other or astro has to charge some subscription fee if astro really dual broadcast the channel.
TV1,2,3,9,NTV7,8TV,TVI = 7 channels,
Astro is using H264/MPEG-4 for their HD channels and MPEG-2 for SD channels
Decoder which doesnt support H264/MPEG-4 should be the silver decoder(old) and the black decoder(the first decoder)
This post has been edited by michaelkkl: Jun 21 2015, 12:16 AM
Jun 21 2015, 12:15 AM

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