Just stream online. Much easier. Don't even need to bother these kind of things.

If expect TV channels on Myfreeview to provide the programming you'd expect, you wait forever also won't happen.

Look closely at the narrow section at the tower top and you can see standard flat panel UHF transmitter antennas
Ignore the PDRM? antennas at lower levels

This post has been edited by dayojah: Nov 26 2019, 11:35 PM

Err, I did attach this screenshot on the flat panel UHF transmitter antenna, hidden in that spoiler
Go click the spoiler to reveal more photos

Most high power UHF transmitter panel antennas are like these:
http://www.elti.com/p/9/9/uhf-four-field-antenna-panels.html

mcm difficult to buy cable ( to connect new TV and wall-mount input from condo house ), asked few electronic shop, computer shop, Aeon Big, Mr DIY all dont have RG6 coaxial cable

Will I get it at jln pasar or low yat plaza ? or should straight buy online ?

Buy online can get dy... And the cheap affordable ones from local sellers already good enough.

There seems to be some issue with the TV1 feed that Starhub has been receiving, for a couple of days already, all we see are the below, lol

Must've been related to the satellite feed.

It was always easiest to find in the traditional hardware shops before Mr DIY wiped most of them out or Jalan Pasar
They might only know it as "Astro cable"

The TV1 on Starhub, is it in HD or SD quality?

All RTM channels are no longer transmitting via Measat 3 (C band) since the full ASO completed for Sabah & Sarawak on 7 Nov 2019 onwards.

I think a more "economical" and reliable for Starhub, as well as any Singaporeans who wish to receive Malaysian channels now, including TV1, is use an UHF antenna to receive digital signals from Malaysia.
It is technologically much easier and simpler actually.

Singapore DTT: channels is scheduled to have some upgrade on its audio track:

Result:

As the viewers may experience very minor disruption as such, will still be informed on social media and presumable elsewhere too.

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Malaysia DTT: All RTM channels upgrades to HD on earlier April, hence all channels migrates into another frequency, which is Mux 2.

Result:
Error 404. Content not found, because nothing happen.

MYTV myFreeview did not inform to the viewers that viewers are required to perform auto scan (or manual scan) on their TV sets or DVB-T2 box, especially those who didn't use MYTV branded DVB-T2 box.
Until the public turn chaos, customer service hotline and Facebook page are flooded with queries, wondering why all RTM channels becomes "No Signal" out of the blue, then only they advise viewer to perform auto scan few days later on its Facebook page.

This is just like:

Viewers:

MYTV myFreeview:

In conclusion, when there's such issue like this, they expect customer to call them and ask first, then only advise them what to do.
Inform the public on social media? No hurry la... Do it few days later also nvm.

@ joshhd, it was in SD quality even after RTM upgraded to HD ..... but you are right, seems like SH can't receive it for free and offered it, lol:

https://www.starhub.com/personal/support/se...ls/rtm-tv1.html

Oh... If liddat, they confirm receive it from Measat 3's C band satellite. No doubt...
Just use UHF antenna to receive la, settle
After all, I don't think it is wise for Starhub to rebroadcast Malaysia's TV1 to customers, since Singaporeans can access to the channel on DTT platform for free.

Btw if you wanna tag me or a user, follow this sequence and type:
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Result: joshhd

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joshhd Will attempt to check audio quality/bitrate of Mediacorp DTT channels after they upgraded their audio system. Currently Mediacorp is using 256kbps 5.1 AAC (may be 96KHz HE-AAC as my video records shown) and 64kbps HE-AAC audio.

RTM TV1 could be received via UHF DTT but the signal is not reliable due to possible interference from Indosiar analogue TV from Batam. Mediacorp is using TV3 from myFreeview DTT as their news source when reporting Malaysian news.

This post has been edited by shaun_kok: Nov 29 2019, 08:59 AM

All Mediacorp DTT channels, the stereo audio track is HE-AAC v1 64kbps?
And 5.1 audio sampling rate is 96KHz, not 48KHz?

All Mediacorp DTT channels, the stereo audio track is HE-AAC v1 64kbps?
And 5.1 audio sampling rate is 96KHz, not 48KHz?

Cheap may be fake.
I got a few power extension cords that failed after some time.
When I opened up the electrical wires I find it's largely turned black.
Sometimes got white powder too.

It seems there are fake copper wire coming out of China these days.
It is basically iron wire coated in copper.
Eventually the iron rusts and the wire breaks.

Any one see such wires used in coax cables?

The stereo audio track is 64kbps HE-AAC, and it is meant for dual sound audio. The 5.1 Sound track sound format has to be checked after all, as on LC-AAC 48khz mode it cut offs at around 13khz. For CNA, the main sound track is 96kbps HE-AAC 48khz stereo.

I think most probably they will increase the stereo audio bitrate... But until how many kbps then I don't know... But base on the bandwidth they have, they want to use 320kbps also can...