There many such devices out there.
just pay a visit to Jalan Pasar if you are in kl area.

There are a few types. Wireless AV extender, RCA composite splitter , TV coaxial RF cable and etc. SOme even can do with HD.

But if you go Jalan Pasar, you do not need to mention all this which might make them lagi confuse. Just tell them you want to watch Astro with different TV will do.

Is there a thread for Astro IPTV?
I remember we have it here, but I can not find it any more now.

Ow...this means Astro IPTV is not laku huh.

By the way, anyone here can enlighten me how is the set up for IPTV from in coming fibre optic cable onward?

If I am not wrong, my current set up is external cable --->modem---->router---->switch---->few outlets at various location of my house and NAS.

My area ISP have both Unifi and maxis. Currently I have signed up Unifi and astro separately. Now I am considering to switch to Astro IPTV with Maxis.
But I worry about the following,
1) Enough bandwidth to cater my daily usage. (My current usage include cctv, NAS (Cloud), online PC gaming, online playstation, 1 lap top for works, 1 ipad)
2) Change of hardware. (Currently I have 2 decoder, each decoder link to 2 TVs via repeater)
3) Pulling of new cable. (Prefer conceal type)

If all the above can be addressed without much hassle, I will switch.

The main reason to switch to IPTV is to save my monthly subscription fee.

I am using fibre cable as I am staying at landed house.

1) Currently I have Unifi 10mbps (Pending for the free upgrade to 30mbps via TM Thank You Surprise program). Is a personal one. CCTV has it own hardisk in the DVR. There is a NAS in my house network connect via CAT cable. I do not use any static IP now.

2) Change router is ok. Not much hassles .

3) Yes, I have multiroom subscription. That is why I have 2 decoders. Both decoders are ASTRO PVR which can do recording of HD movie. I do not know how to call the repeater. It has a small sensor that stick to the front panel of my PVR, then have a small box which can change the 'frequency' +4,+5 etc. Then the 2nd connected TV I need to tune into channel 1 (Not the AV or HDMI) to watch the ASTRO program. At the 2nd TV, the TV is connected to another small box via an RG6 cable (The white cable) then the other end of this small box is connected to wall socket via RG6 cable too. Then there is another box which allow me to remote control the PVR at my 2nd TV. Haha, not sure whether you can understand what i say or not.

What installation set up I need to describe? The astro or the net work,

Many thanks to your help.

Thanks for the reply.
About connecting Astro PVR to router via LAN. I might have problem in 1 of my tv. As my tv console only have 1 point of LAN wall outlet, and it is connected to PlayStation now. And there is no wifi coverage at this area.

Can I install a splitter after coming out from the LAN wall outlet?

Wall LAN socket is connected to switch, switch is connected to router.

Still can use switcher in this setting? Or else have to go for powerline adapter already.

Means connect a switch to another switch is fine. Correct?

Ya, my current setting is switch to a few wall socket, and 1 of the wall socket is to PlayStation.

Connect another new LAN cable from my existing switch to the new Astro PVR box? This will be a "big" project to me then.