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

Via mobile app or website?

If via website all subtitles should work. The issue only occurs on the mobile app—it displays just a single subtitle, which is always the first one in the option list.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...-cards-internet

In the future, it is most likely the technology to replace existing terrestrial TV (and FM Radio). The government has already show interest on 5G broadcast.