If Free to air, RTM tested HD broadcast during the 2008 Olympics, but that was limited to Klang Valley.

Which Malaysian TV channel are you referring to?

Official starting dates for HD terrestrial broadcast:

RTM - 1 April 2019 (test transmission shortly before World Cup 2018) (Unifi still in SD)
TV3 - October 2017 (for a short while SD and HD is in simulcast until the HD variant replaced SD variant)
8TV - 12 February 2021 (1st day of CNY)
Media Prima switched into HD playout gradually on Aug 2017, and even test broadcast their news bulletins in HD (starting from TV9, NTV7/Didik TV KPM, 8TV and finally TV3), Astro still SD
Bernama - Sometime in 2021 (other platforms still SD)

Awesome TV and TVS - HD from Day 1
TV Alhijrah - HD from Day 1 (image looks like SD 576i)

Also, there is a problem where not all channels of RTM (and generally, some FTA channels including Awesome TV and TVS) is universally available on all 3 major platforms (MYTV/Astro and Njoi/Unifi TV).

This situation is more visible when RTM has to simulcast on both TV Okey (for the benefit of Astro/Njoi viewers) and Sukan RTM, which both of the channels are unavailable on Unifi TV. (I know viewers can still access via live streaming in case for RTM but due to the Streaming nature, it is prone on a drop of picture quality especially when major sport events are on, unlike FTA/Satellite/direct IPTV from Unifi) Viewership discrimination to those on Unifi TV?

Dupe account register last year only recently active with 99.99% in Digital TV topic....

Where I seen this before 😂☺️

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Taiwan’s profile in Malaysia could take a giant leap forward in the spring of 2023 if ambitions to roll out new freeview channel, TV5, work out as planned.
The new digital terrestrial channel, part of Malaysia’s MyTV freeview platform, will focus on movies and drama, including a heavy reliance on Taiwanese titles, channel bosses said at an event in Taipei. About 50% of the new channel’s schedule will be classic Taiwanese films, said Yoko Chou, co-founder & CEO of Enjoy
TV, which will operate the new channel.

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Yep, gone from the list.

what just 1 FM channel why don't all media prima FM come back use is MYTV in this time la i so miss Fly FM now la

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tonton app got refreshed for the first time since circa 2018. It doesn’t apply to its website just yet.

Well...

why so panic double post

no date announced yet so far

but expect the content going to be 50% classic taiwan movie

This is a legacy byproduct of our broadcasting system (using a similar one from Europe) where they uses LCN (Logical Channel Numbers). So the TV will auto scan and insert the appropriate channels accoding to the LCN list. Hence TV1, TV2 and TV3 when it started. IIRC when we started broadcasting with UHF, channel 4-6 was still being allocated to LCN, so that's why we then starts with 7 (NTV 7, 8TV, TV9).

Now both LCN and UHF are depreciated, RTM took TV6.

heard heard heard

source or gtfo

change logo but still farkup programming got wat use?

MEDIACORP STRENGTHENS BRAND PRESENCE WITH LAUNCH OF REFRESHED LOGOS AS PART OF VIBRANT NEW VISUAL IDENTITY
The unified look of the new logos aims to drive all audience interactions and communications back to the Mediacorp brand to showcase the extensive reach of our entire media network.


Singapore, 16 January 2023 – As part of its continual efforts to deepen engagement with audiences, Mediacorp will roll out refreshed logos for its suite of digital, free-to-air and audio platforms and products on 1 February 2023.

The striking new visual identity will consist of Mediacorp’s “M” prefix featured prominently in the individual logos, each rendered in a sleek, single or dual-colour scheme. This eye-catching design aims to drive all audience interactions and communications back to the main Mediacorp brand, strengthening its collective presence and showcasing the extensive reach of the entire media network through a harmonised and unified look. Please refer to the Annex for the list of logos.

In keeping with the rich heritage and strong brand equity Mediacorp has built over the years, the core design of each individual product has been retained but updated using a bold approach for maximum impact in today’s digital-first environment. This has been achieved by streamlining the logos using a modern and mono- or dichromatic 2D effect, while maintaining the composition and colour palette of the products – signalling Mediacorp’s continual evolution in staying ahead of new trends and technologies, while staying true to the brand that audiences are familiar with.

Together with the refreshed logos, Mediacorp will also be introducing the Mplifier, a new set of graphics to further amplify the association between the Mediacorp brand and its products. The Mplifier – a stylised upward-pointing arrow forming half of Mediacorp’s “M” prefix that is meant to convey the brand’s constant strive for progress – will be applied consistently across all platforms, communication channels and marketing materials as a unifying visual cue for Mediacorp’s products.

Oliver Chong, Head, Marketing & Communications, Mediacorp said: “The bright new design of Mediacorp’s refreshed logos is a visual representation of our purpose as the national media network in delivering new experiences and compelling content built around our audiences’ consumption preferences.”

Added Mr Chong: “The design is fresh and familiar at the same time, achieving the best of both worlds – driving a consistent overall brand narrative, yet retaining the robust brand equity we have nurtured over the years. We hope the collective impact of the logos will reinforce Mediacorp’s role in engaging audiences across all touchpoints in their lives, and convey our constant efforts to connect deeply with our communities.”

To familiarise audiences with the fresh look, the logos will be soft launched on 16 January via on-air channel bugs, as well as via GIFs and videos across the respective social media platforms. These animations will depict the transition to the new logos, before the visuals are officially launched on 1 February.