ah, this oughta do it. I hope TM provides me with a free replacement, though

Yes, no need. I wanted to work from home too when they came and installed but who knows both occasions also arranged on weekends.

I terminated my astro dunno for how many years ady...

I use IPTV~

Wow. I can never terminate Astro. Even if HyppTV offers 95% of the channels.

HSBB can get lots of options. No need astrox anymore.

Why so? Some iptv offer up to few hundred channels...

Mind to share one or two? Wanted to try kodi, but didn't have time to explore it...

It takes much longer for landed property than high-rise and it depends on where you want to place your router.

They will lay the optical fibre from the pole or the drop point to your house then extend it to your location of choice (normally TV area).

May take up to 3 hours but normally should be 1 hour +

I went to LYP recently. Certain shops even sell Android boxes capable of receiving A[ ]tro openly.

Unifi quite slow for this few days. Only got average 15 DL / 10 UP. ( Bukit Katil Melaka) 30MB package.

The "thank you surprise" told "Came back again later"

My billing on tm shop not updated yet but already got SMS confirmation so it's okay.

If the speed does not recover yet guess try to claim the rebate if I can or the rebate is only for breakdown service?

Stand alone apk for live tvs are not stable.
Yes Kodi . Kodi is better but need to spend time to DIY often.

Because I've never subscribe to Astro before. Ok, sorry that was a trick. Lol. Just joking around.

Thats the part I didn't have time to deal with it often...

Nvm, just stick with my paid iptv service 1st...

I have Kodi, paid IPTV and free IPTV. Enough for me while I'm alone in PJ since I'm using the connection all by myself.

Never thought an Android box could be so helpful especially I'm now stranded in India. Luckily the connection in hotel just suffice for me to watch my box.

Never underestimate the power of fast speed Internet, make use of it.

And here in LYN we can talk about tv boxes with Kodi but not torrents. Hmmm.

Kodi also has YouTube add-on which is legal in my opinion? Not sure.

Anyway, please bring the relevant discussion to its supposedly thread.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Mar 6 2017, 10:30 PM

Need to pay one right?

Well, nobody wants to receive a C&D letter. Kodi and boxes are in a somewhat grey area.

Well, we have Netflix, iFlix and there's dimsum recently. I will pay for better quality and effortless streaming rather than torrent. If something is not officially available in Malaysia, torrent it is.

You pay to purchase the hardware. The contents are complimentary but there is no warranty for how long you can watch them. Netflix / iFlix is more than enough nowadays.

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