I asked that question a few days ago. Reply from one friend with inside connection is, HyppTV is on a separate 8 Mbps line (for those with VIP package)and will not "eat" up your subscribed line.

Cheerio.

That, and also if you have multiple family members or housemates that are into high bandwidth content. Higher throughput allows everyone to have a smoother experience. Even if someone is hogging, it would most likely be for a lesser time, all the time... 5Mbps is just enough for a single user to stream a typical 1080p movie, provided it has been compressed to around 2GB. Leaves no headroom for anything else though. In the future when 60fps / 4k HD / 3D content matures, 50Mbps would barely do the job for a family of 5 for example...

This post has been edited by andrew9292: Oct 7 2015, 04:49 PM

Anyone on VIP 20 upgraded to VIP 50, are you on landed or apartment property?

Ok, will be heading to the booth after this

Using wifi? If yes more on PC settings issue, I gave up on this and use wired connection together with wifi, and the problem solved
More like the USB dongle that causing this.

anyone feel lagging from last month and on this month .. it will disconnected itself

One question came to mind after you raised this.

Maybe what was mentioned by the friend with inside connection is only for VIP package (i.e. HyppTV viewing will not eat up your bandwidth). For other non VIP, then HyppTV may be using the subscribed bandwidth. Better clarify this with TM staff.

any HyppTV is using dedicated bandwidth....even has different VLAN.no worry.

JLo, there you are. PAC, MACC, BNM, etc etc are looking for you!

Using the normal antenna failed for my 50" TV

im planning to upgrade from vip5 to vip30 but i saw someone mentioned that the free local call will remove and upload bandwidth is capped, but my friend says no. Can anyone verify that for me?

if i remember correctly, from vip5 to vip30, the only thing that change is just the download speed right ?

This post has been edited by Hosaka: Oct 7 2015, 06:24 PM

hi guys

how to enable ipv6? which should i choose? then after applying, what steps should i do?

Check out the attached image. Also suggest you update your firmware to the latest as there are some bug fixes for IPv6 support.

This post has been edited by jolmy: Oct 7 2015, 07:07 PM


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thanks

seems like the speed is slightly slower now, not sure tho

To me the faster the better. That said I'm only on 30Mbps and a single user.
I love to stream my Full HD videos and they must play instantly without any buffering.

While streaming do u save a copy of d videos for collection? I normally download first and watch at a more convenient time, ie when I retire. So far collected 2 Terabytes.

I used to download a lot and I kept adding but didn't watch them at all.
Now just click, play and watch better for me.

As last I check wit TMpoint, 30Mbps can be install at landed and high rise building. As for 50Mbps, only landed or building not more than 5 stories can get it installed. And of course, all must be residential unit.

login occ see this

UniFi 30 Mbps - @Unifi Service Start Date : 10/07/2015

Activity Date Reference Number Activity type Status Activation Date
07/10/2015 16:03:27 1-11XXXXX2455 Modify Completed 08/10/2015 00:24:51

so need to wait tomorrow only upgrade finish? just now i try restart router + modem also same 5mb

Should be completed already...
Then, you will need to complain already.