On display, all Malaysia FTA SD channels now are already in 16:9
The video itself will still be in 4:3 but without letterbox, so it's 16:9 fit to screen already. Since the display itself is already in 16:9, then I don't think there's much to talk about... Cuz even if they transmit in native 16:9 SD, you'll hardly see any visual difference or quality improvement.

Read my previous posts to know why. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=95442696

Read my previous posts to know why. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=95442696

Have you tried manual search? 650MHz, Channel 43.
Perhaps, try relocate your antenna around and see if you can get the signal.

If still cannot, then I'll need some details from you... What's your location (city and state)?

Hope you could answer the following, to see if I can help... Are you using:
- digital TV box from MYTV brand, or from other brands, or TV with built in digital TV tuner?
- indoor or outdoor antenna? Take pic of your antenna if possible.
- If it's outdoor antenna, are you using RG6 coaxial cable?

Oh? Which PV condo is it?

I think you'll need to inform your building management about it, cuz I think the centralised antenna systems needs to be reconfigured on their side (if I'm not mistaken).
If you can't wait, connect to an indoor antenna or short/small outdoor antenna. Since it's around KL area, and I believe there are many condos there has a balcony view of KL tower, signal reception wise should be fine.

Maybe consider get a good antenna? Like this one, should be fine:
https://shopee.com.my/NEW-2020-!-Digita...3442.1588060687

If the signal is strong enough in your area, not necessary have to lay cable all the way to balcony. Who knows placing it even next to your TV can get strong signal already? Plus, this antenna is pretty small in size, so it's not that obtrusive.

On Manual Search, key in either the frequency 650MHz (650000KHz) Channe 43 or CH 45 666MHz (666000KHz) Channel 45.
Once done, monitor the signal readings while adjust/positioning your antenna until you get the highest signal readings possible.
It is okay if the Strength reading is not that high, but the "Quality" is better to have 100% so that the reception will be reliable and won't easily experience "pixelation".
So now you'll know which position will get the strong signal inside your condo unit.

There's no guarantee that "they won't simply change" again in the future. No one can guarantee that.
If in case the frequency needs to be migrated to other frequencies for some reasons, example when Malaysia would to use 600MHz band for way future 4G/5G services, then it has to be restacked too.

I pointing to KL tower, but since the restacking freq 43 cannot be reach anymore. 45 ok.
Anybody in Klang Valley able to get the new 43?

Oh? Which PV condo is it?

I think you'll need to inform your building management about it, cuz I think the centralised antenna systems needs to be reconfigured on their side (if I'm not mistaken).
If you can't wait, connect to an indoor antenna or short/small outdoor antenna. Since it's around KL area, and I believe there are many condos there has a balcony view of KL tower, signal reception wise should be fine.

Btw just to give you a picture on what kind of works that needs to be done by the contractor.

See the "C49" sticker on that equipment? That is to indicate to the technician/contractor where that equipment is for Channel 49 - 698MHz; so that viewers can receive DTT signals for 698MHz CH49 which is Mux 2 channels that consists of RTM channels.
Because 698MHz no longer in use, so that entire particular equipment (the one with the C49 sticker on it) have to be change/replaced into another piece of same exact equipment, but has been preconfigured as 650MHz Channel 43, so that the viewers in that building (connected to centralised antenna) will be able to receive 650MHz signal from Mux 2. That equipment cannot be retuned/adjusted/reconfigure) or whatsoever (the most is just power output levels or something like that).

So after removing the equipment that is preconfigured to 698MHz, what can you do with that then?
Unless if MYTV uses back Channel 49 698MHz (which is impossible), then only you can use back. Otherwise, there's nothing you can do. Throw away, or send to recycling centre maybe?
Maybe can use it in hotel TVs where they can distribute their in-house or Astro channels through in-house DTT or cable TV to hotel room TVs. Not sure, just guess.

Now I know how nightmare it is for centralised antenna contractors where they have to go replace all of this same equipment again on every single buildings that uses centralised antenna around the region when there is a frequency retune exercise again in the future.
The above photo and information is provided by one of the centralised antenna installer that I got to know him through online.

If you are an centralised antenna contractor, and if I might provide inaccurate info, do correct me with right info. Cuz I'm still not fully familiar with centralise antenna yet, but still learning though...

Btw just to give you a picture on what kind of works that needs to be done by the contractor.

See the "C49" sticker on that equipment? That is to indicate to the technician/contractor where that equipment is for Channel 49 - 698MHz; so that viewers can receive DTT signals for 698MHz CH49 which is Mux 2 channels that consists of RTM channels.
Because 698MHz no longer in use, so that entire particular equipment (the one with the C49 sticker on it) have to be change/replaced into another piece of same exact equipment, but has been preconfigured as 650MHz Channel 43, so that the viewers in that building (connected to centralised antenna) will be able to receive 650MHz signal from Mux 2. That equipment cannot be retuned/adjusted/reconfigure) or whatsoever (the most is just power output levels or something like that).

So after removing the equipment that is preconfigured to 698MHz, what can you do with that then?
Unless if MYTV uses back Channel 49 698MHz (which is impossible), then only you can use back. Otherwise, there's nothing you can do. Throw away, or send to recycling centre maybe?
Maybe can use it in hotel TVs where they can distribute their in-house or Astro channels through in-house DTT or cable TV to hotel room TVs. Not sure, just guess.

Now I know how nightmare it is for centralised antenna contractors where they have to go replace all of this same equipment again on every single buildings that uses centralised antenna around the region when there is a frequency retune exercise again in the future.
The above photo and information is provided by one of the centralised antenna installer that I got to know him through online.

If you are an centralised antenna contractor, and if I might provide inaccurate info, do correct me with right info. Cuz I'm still not fully familiar with centralise antenna yet, but still learning though...

Oh? Thanks for sharing that information 
Also, that equipment is like a signal amplifier, and each one of it would amplify the signal to around 4 floor levels (rough estimate, actual may depend on building and number of ports).
So if a building has over 20+ floors like apartments, condos, hmmm, you roughly know la how many amplifiers and other equipment/cabling they got to configure and stuff.

Basically, it becomes like a "building project" rather than just job task.

Kudos to the centralised antenna contractors 

On the bright side, yeah, those contractors got lots of jobs to do; can cari makan

But then in exchange, the residents (example just like you, who wants to watch news and some TV occasionally) have to wait for some time for the contractors to get it done.
I mean, the hassle is there though. Cuz suppose that those contractors should get informed in advanced in the event of these kind of frequency retune exercise, isn't it?
I wonder what MYTV is doing... They dump everything to the contractors to settle, yet they didn't get informed in advance about any frequency change, but only after someone complained....?

Speaking of it, the "myfreeview" watermark on MP channels is removed.

serious since when?

my MYTV decoder still appear the watermark.... 

>2.3>2.5Mbps
>sharp

you high ah?