Dataprep wins RM5.4 mil contract from MYTV Broadcasting
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/data...tv-broadcasting
Gunung Telapak Buruk and TM Exchange Kangar? 🤨🤨
shaunkok What do you think?

Can't say I remember. Might be 2017 with the introduction of MYTV? Interestingly TV3, TV8 & TV9 are still SD on Astro, but HD on UnifiTV

Check back again on 30 Oct, then you shall know is it everything's okay or not.

Some people say Channel 106 Wowshop is dead. Anyone can confirm that please?

Wanna see MIC or PH will include this in their Manifesto.

It is the time for World Cup and again blank screen for Unifi TV (no broadcast rights).
All three are tuned into TV2.
No Astro at home but obviously Astro viewers will have access (as Astro is the copyright holder for the World Cup.) Anyway, Unifi TV viewers can access World Cup via RTM myKlik or the most stable option, old school terrestrial TV.

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The desktop version of Tonton is now updated. But it only supports Google Chrome.

I believe it is possible for them to make it a state-only channel, rather than a channel that is made available nationwide.
But I think it's going to be technically complicated.

That would need total network coverage everywhere. As long as there are far flung places which can only be serviced by an antenna, then normal TV will still exist

Same thing observed on Unifi TV. I don't know what is preventing them from moving to True HD earlier when TV Alhijrah said they have the necessary equipment to broadcast in HD.

One thing left for Media Prima - when will TV9 move to HD?
Since there are more commitments now these days with more movies, sports and new religious content on this channel.

Didik TV and Wowshop can just left in SD, there are little initiative for Media Prima to even upgrade both these channels to HD.

Ever wanted to watch MyFreeview on your PC but you don't really like RTM Klik's quality? Well you can do it yourself, with a few investment.

First, you would need a DVB-T2 to USB receiver. Note that if you want to receive and view both mux at the same time, you would need to buy two of these receivers, two antennas (and if you have difficulty getting signal, two boosters as well).


These receivers are low powered, and I usually just plug in both into a USB HUB.


For the software, I am using NextPVR, since it works with Windows.





If you configure it correctly, you can now watch myfreeview from OTA straight to your browser


But if you want the full 50FPS 1080i de-interlaced experience, you can also get the URL playlist, and open it from VLC