[wwh5210]

dexter9898 wrote:

Where are you staying? North-east like Seng Kang, Punggol, Pasir Ris area?

Toa Payoh central area.

[dexter9898]

wwh5210 wrote:

Toa Payoh central area.

Hmmm...try to place your antenna further away from your TV / Sound system or WiFi router. Might be picking up some minor local interference occasionally

[albertlee]

amazingone wrote:

Yeah I initially thought is doorstep delivery also, but sunsetbay posted on an edmw thread that it's delivered to the mailbox..

Thanks buddy, this surely save a lot of hassle.

[wwf]

Getting from courts

Draco 7700 or NEWMEDIA SOLUTIONS STB2 better?

Seems like STB2 can pause live tv. Think Draco 7700 don't have this feature.

[Jing Qi Crystal]

amazingone wrote:

Can choose to either have delivery to mailbox or delivery with installation.

Because their schedule of installation have to wait until early august. So I preferred install it by myself

[Jing Qi Crystal]

amazingone wrote:

Yeah I initially thought is doorstep delivery also, but sunsetbay posted on an edmw thread that it's delivered to the mailbox..

You are lucky, I don't see it in my letter box Singpost would not responsible for it, and asked me to contact sender.

[albertlee]

wwf wrote:

Getting from courts

Draco 7700 or NEWMEDIA SOLUTIONS STB2 better?

Seems like STB2 can pause live tv. Think Draco 7700 don't have this feature.

It's called timeshift, standard feature found in most STB even cheap PRC one have this. Need external storage device connected to USB port.

[petetherock]

Can I check if anyone living in condos or even HDB flat has managed to get DTV Without the need for the indoor antenna?
I.e. by plugging their receiver or TV into the traditional MATV socket.
Someone mentioned this before, but I want to make sure it's not fake news...

A member sent word that their condo was asked to upgrade their antenna on the rooftop.

Thanks

[Cocoon33]

wwh5210 wrote:

I have connected my new Samsung TV with a digital TV antenna (plug and play without any additional power source). I am able to receive all Mediacorp channels in HD. I did noticed there are pixelization on channel U once in a while however, settings show signal quality is 100% and signal strength is 91%. The other channels are doing fine though. Anyone has similar problems?

Better connect the antenna with the usb powered inserter to gain good signal, without it pixelization & freeze do happen occasionally.

[Matrix21]

any idea if the draco set top box can leave it on 24/7? or must off when not in use? cos its abit troublesome for elderly to have to handle 2 different remotes

[wongminmin]

petetherock wrote:

Can I check if anyone living in condos or even HDB flat has managed to get DTV Without the need for the indoor antenna?
I.e. by plugging their receiver or TV into the traditional MATV socket.
Someone mentioned this before, but I want to make sure it's not fake news...

A member sent word that their condo was asked to upgrade their antenna on the rooftop.

Thanks

if base on the concept, it does works according to those guys mention. However, i tested it,it doesn't work for me. i did some research, they said depending on the root top antenna condition..

1 of the post i read is they actually removed the root top antenna.

[wongminmin]

Matrix21 wrote:

any idea if the draco set top box can leave it on 24/7? or must off when not in use? cos its abit troublesome for elderly to have to handle 2 different remotes

U can get remote socket, switch off tv and stb at the same time. HOWEVER, it will damage your stb in long run due to improper shutdown.....

[amazingone]

Matrix21 wrote:

any idea if the draco set top box can leave it on 24/7? or must off when not in use? cos its abit troublesome for elderly to have to handle 2 different remotes

The NMS remote control has learning function, that can learn to operate the TV's power/input source/volume operation.

[wwh5210]

Cocoon33 wrote:

Better connect the antenna with the usb powered inserter to gain good signal, without it pixelization & freeze do happen occasionally.

I see. Thanks.

[martintylor]

petetherock wrote:

Can I check if anyone living in condos or even HDB flat has managed to get DTV Without the need for the indoor antenna?
I.e. by plugging their receiver or TV into the traditional MATV socket.
Someone mentioned this before, but I want to make sure it's not fake news...

A member sent word that their condo was asked to upgrade their antenna on the rooftop.

Thanks

My parent house DVB T2 receiver is connected to the old MATV to watch local channels