For those peeps with the SCV data point...

[it_geek]

For those people with the SCV data point...

Is the SCV data point also being used for Starhub Cable TV users? Or all switch to fibre liao?


Will the point be of any use after analogue TV closes down at the end of this year?

 

[xiaofan]

Is the SCV data point also being used for Starhub Cable TV users? Or all switch to fibre liao?


Will the point be of any use after analogue TV closes down at the end of this year?

Not so sure what you mean by SCV “DATA” point, if you mean the multiple SCV coaxial cable entry points at home, you can reuse the coaxial cable infrastructure as well for home network. IMDA says it is for basic usage to reach about 100Mbps.

Ref:
https://www.imda.gov.sg/-/media/imd...networking_reference_guide_detailed.pdf?la=en

Forum thread says it can even reach near Gigabit performance with MOCA Adapters.

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/...ng-clinic-4/moca-network-setup-5675388-4.html

 

[ceecookie]

Is the SCV data point also being used for Starhub Cable TV users? Or all switch to fibre liao?


Will the point be of any use after analogue TV closes down at the end of this year?

Starhub tv will cease cable TV and be 100% fibre wef July 2019

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/starhub-to-cease-cable-services-from-july-2019-10886308

You are right, the coaxial port in the wall will be fully useless after this point of time

 

[moron+genius]

U can actually disconnect the incoming cable n connect ur own antenna to this network 4 ur own digital tv so no need every tv 1 antenna, so unsightly.

 

[dryteletubby]

want to know more details about this...

I think he is refering to a PVR system. You can create one with a raspberry pi


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https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/pivr-pi-pvr/

 

[kindaichi83]

i just need one opennet point and can watch scv and use internet?

 

[it_geek]

i just need one opennet point and can watch scv and use internet?

SCV from outside has been turned off.


You need a MoCA 2.0 adapter.

 

[bright_84]

I think he is refering to a PVR system. You can create one with a raspberry pi


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https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/pivr-pi-pvr/

He's not. Just attach the antenna and a booster.

 

[eric3743]

Sorry for the thread bump, but has anyone actually tested the performance over the MoCA 2.0 adapter?

Already someone provided you the link to "MoCA Network Setup".

Go and read the thread as there are useful answers already provided.

Maybe post your queries there and might get better replies as most are already using.

 

[sunstarsunset]

Yeah, that one thread is good! Go and read the thread as there are useful answers already provided.