[coyote]

I emailed him but he did not reply.

chong wrote:

No idea about the subtitles.

Can contact the seller to email you the firmware. Mine is 20140717V6.0

[koreanlover]

Anybody using this antenna ?
Is there a big difference in range between using USB power and using the supplied 110V adapter ?

I wonder if I can receive Indonesian DVB-T2 channels from Woodlands with this.

[mister38]

just received this PT360, use the long cable antenna can get SD channel at indoor with no issue, HD channel abit choppy....overall not bad

PS: pics is from leonaheidern

[LxIxVxE]

koreanlover wrote:

Anybody using this antenna ?
Is there a big difference in range between using USB power and using the supplied 110V adapter ?

I wonder if I can receive Indonesian DVB-T2 channels from Woodlands with this.

For antenna, nobody can guarantee u anything

U need to buy and try it out urself

What works for others might not work for u
What dun work for others might work for u

[mingfreakrsx]

Tried tuning to DVB-C HD8 (514000KHz) on Samsung UA40F5500 LED TV but no results.

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[MoneyFace =p]

mingfreakrsx wrote:

Tried tuning to DVB-C HD8 (514000KHz) on Samsung UA40F5500 LED TV but no results.

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Got connect to SCV point first and set Aerial to Cable. You need to select Digital tuning as well.

[mingfreakrsx]

MoneyFace =p wrote:

Got connect to SCV point first and set Aerial to Cable. You need to select Digital tuning as well.

Yup, connect to SCV point. I was doing manual tuning but didn't see any options, just 'Manual Digital TV tuning' option.

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[Qubicfactor]

Btw, in case no one noticed, next to be covered in the DVB-T2 deployment is Woodlands, Yishun, Bishan and Toa Payoh.



From the survey:

Quote:

Invited Areas/Estates
The households from Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Batok, Jurong East, Bukit Timah and Clementi will first be invited to take part in the Digital TV Experience Survey, and the survey will also be extended to Queenstown, Bukit Merah, Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang, Woodlands, Yishun, Bishan and Toa Payoh once the indoor reception is ready.

[Teo Ming Ern]

From my own experience at Jurong West, I think all of Singapore is covered outdoors... so if you can hang your antenna outdoors, you will get strong signals... the rollout seems to guarantee indoor coverage and that means once you're in the rollout, you can take your antenna in... my area is slated for 2016 I think but I can leave my antenna just next to the window which is actually facing my kitchen and the clothes hanging area which is kind of enclosed and yet I can still receive strong signal... so actually I think the whole of Singapore is covered, just that you may not be able to receive the signal anywhere indoors unlike areas where the rollout has occurred.

[chakuman]

HD8's subtitles are out of place especially English subs. I am using StarHub Hubstation HD. I wonder are there any settings to this

[weiyang76]

I have two DVB-T tuners at home, does anyone know if DVB-T still works? I've been trying to scan for channels on both devices, and it doesnt find any available frequencies.

Please assist. Thanks!

[FatalityV]

Qubicfactor wrote:

Btw, in case no one noticed, next to be covered in the DVB-T2 deployment is Woodlands, Yishun, Bishan and Toa Payoh.



From the survey:

Bishan already can receive

[Pokémon]

Teo Ming Ern wrote:

From my own experience at Jurong West, I think all of Singapore is covered outdoors...

Yup. I'm near Serangoon Central, with no blockage from my windows for at least 100m.

Able to receive, loud and clear with my antenna placed near the window.

[Kiwi8]

weiyang76 wrote:

I have two DVB-T tuners at home, does anyone know if DVB-T still works? I've been trying to scan for channels on both devices, and it doesnt find any available frequencies.

Please assist. Thanks!

DVB-T still works... so u will have to check your antenna and its placement.

[chakuman]

Realised the subs from HD8 has shifted down to the almost correct position. Currently watching the 9pm drama now