And now, we will be adding a new feature to your Ultra Box software on 25th May 2021.
Continuous Viewing – Continue to watch all your shows without interruption during heavy rainfall.
Do help us by trying out this feature on as many channels as possible especially when it's raining heavily in your area.

To simulate this feature, just unplug the satellite cable at the back of your Ulti/Ultra Box (make sure you know how to connect it back, lol).
So, instead of seeing SCNA message as if like heavy rain outside, you shall be seeing this message now:

So just press OK on your Astro remote control, loading cursor appears, and the TV channel will buffer from the Internet from now onwards, until you change to other channel, which it will fall-back to satellite mode reception then.
This feature shall be available to all SD and HD channels, but not available on Astro UHD channels for now.
As usual, the video quality during the first 5 seconds will look horrible like 240p quality. After 5 seconds, it shall auto switches to the exact Full HD 50i broadcast quality (not 25p) just like what you would see on satellite. That is provided if your Internet connection is fast and stable enough. Or else, it may stuck at the Astro Go quality (25p).
If your Ulti/Ultra Box is connected to a slow and inconsistent Internet connection (e.g. connect via mobile WiFi hotspot), and it is loading the content via Internet, it can easily cause the entire Ulti/Ultra Box software to become super laggy, sluggish, unresponsive, and many other issues will come at once. But if it is connected to a fast and stable Internet connection, then overall it should be okay.
I believe many of you already got this May 18 2021 21.1.4.24 update already, right?
Now that's what I call it,
a better solution to rain fade issue. Although there will be 30-60 seconds delay over the linear broadcast you see on satellite, but it is still better than nothing (SCNA message appears during heavy rains).

I saw this message during the outage as I also updated the box on that day.
Will this work for live shows as well? Like live sports? I guess no..