No new channel but more potong channels:

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Hi Guys, quick question but a little bit newbies question i guest.
I'll move to a new house next month, planning to get IPTV/android box. The problem is, soon to be my area is not within unifi coverage. Is there any option for me to proceed with IPTV without unifi?

Thanks.

they will show more asia content. so from us or other continental will take 2 weeks to 1 month.

yup. i give you example:

for show bearing sea gold  in USA already reach ep 11 & 12 but premier in malaysia May 2.

most content for asia need to wait unless astro paid premium price which can be view within 24H

yes astro have but not cover all high rated tv series.

for example here --> http://www.astro.com.my/sameday?campaign=same-day-as-the-us

for example walking dead, agent sheild, better call saul, prison break and etc. etc. hehehehe

yes astro have but not cover all high rated tv series.

for example here --> http://www.astro.com.my/sameday?campaign=same-day-as-the-us

for example walking dead, agent sheild, better call saul, prison break and etc. etc. hehehehe

already available is it ?

They not even have 100+ more HD channel! Now we already start to talk about 4K?
You know that Astro not even moved to MPEG4 for all SD channel. Imagine watching TV3 SD on Astro in 4K TV. Extreme pixelated blur & not clear...

If you can't tolerate the blueness, you can watch FTA terrestrial channels via digital TV instead from Astro.
Because Digital TV in Malaysia uses MPEG4, where the image quality is much better than the one you watch on Astro.

Since newer TVs has built-in digital TV tuner, just connect the cable of your UHF antenna, initiate auto scan and you should be able to receive those channels.

Well, there's a way to make your TV look better on those blur HD channels, as well as SD channels. Which is, make your TV's image quality smoother instead of sharper.

Adjust your TV's Sharpness setting into 0/100. Yes, all the way to 0. You may notice the image quality will look natural sharpness instead of artificial sharpness. Why am I suggesting you guys to do this? Read here: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/turn-down-your-...rpness-control/

Now my TV's sharpness is 0, I am very satisfied with the picture quality. It displays natural sharpness from source (Astro) and I don't want my TV to have image enhancement on it that will make it look unnatural. But it depends, some people prefer to have it sharpen because Astro SD channels will look blurry, but at least the MPEG2 image artifacts won't be obvious.