Official MIO TV Thread.......

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If you want dvr as well as multiple boxes, just get one that is dvr and the rest non-dvr.
Recorded shows can be watched from the non-dvr box.
 

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There's DVR and non-DVR, at different rates. Both are HD versions. I think the current offer is promoting DVR

The different in rates is due to recording function available as additional cost.

The purpose of DVR is that you can record while not watching or available during that time slot.
Also you can do recording of multiple channels if there is a clash in the timing.
And schedule on the shows series without the need to select individually.
Not forgetting the convenience on watching the recorded shows at a later timing suitable to you.

Recording to maximize the benefits of getting all your favourite channels.
Afterall you paid for the subscribed channels as there will tend to clash among your favourite channels.
 

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Anyone tried casting miotv to chromcast? Hows the quality? HD?

I'm using the old Google chromecast which runs on 2.4Ghz. It depends on your wireless connection factors like distance, apps running in background, etc.

Any other suggestions for compatible chromecast device?
 

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The different in rates is due to recording function available as additional cost.

The purpose of DVR is that you can record while not watching or available during that time slot.
Also you can do recording of multiple channels if there is a clash in the timing.
And schedule on the shows series without the need to select individually.
Not forgetting the convenience on watching the recorded shows at a later timing suitable to you.

Recording to maximize the benefits of getting all your favourite channels.
Afterall you paid for the subscribed channels as there will tend to clash among your favourite channels.

I think the cool feature on Singtel TV now is being able to watch recorded shows on a second set top box.

While scheduling a recording, you can set the timer to stop a couple of minutes (can remember the max) after the show. This is good for live shows whereby sometimes they exceed their airtime.
 

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I think the cool feature on Singtel TV now is being able to watch recorded shows on a second set top box.

While scheduling a recording, you can set the timer to stop a couple of minutes (can remember the max) after the show. This is good for live shows whereby sometimes they exceed their airtime.

Setting the timer to stop a couple of minutes is more like trial & error.
And wastage of the storage space due to the limit set.
That's you cannot trimmed it is if is too long.

In the past i remembered that there was some sort of coding when scheduling a recording of shows.
This coding is part where it would record the show in complete even it is out of the schedule timing.
Hence in this way the show was recorded fully without any cut or drop if the timing is beyond.
 

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Can anyone advise the length & width of the regular set top box & DVR set top box? Got space constraints so must make sure can fit.
 

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lbh = 30 x 20 x 10cm

need space to ventilate heat

assuming you are getting the new gen box

if getting HDR box... lbh 45 x 30 x 15
Seriously 45cm long? That’s frigging long! Singtel finally replied & claimed DVR is 32 x 28 x 5.

Claims DVR only 1 model tatung stb3002.
 

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It’s great. Only Singtel TV can use chromecast device but setup box offers more programs such as wakuwaku. I guess it is due to protection or licensing issues. You can stream the contents from one room tv to another room tv but it perform better with router mesh.
 

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can i subscribe to miotv using telephone lines ? not looking at fibre connections
cos already got M1

Telephone lines already phased out.. newer BTO no longer have such telephone line point instead on Cat-6 data points.

Singtel do provide ONT for only Mio TV service no need to subscribe to fibre broadband, iirc.

Unless your FTP 2 ports already used up.. if not the 2nd port can.
 

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anyone casts football from SingtelGo to your TV? I find the motion very jerky (like source stream has lower fps)
 

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Asus router with airties mesh and miotv

Hi. I’m currently on singtel miotv and Fiber broadband. Up till today my connection is

Fiber point -> ont-> singtel router-> airties mesh 1-> (wireless ) airties mesh 2 -> miotv.

I had this set up because my master bed room have no data point and the mesh system worked well with my mio tv.

I wanted to replace my singtel router to Asus 88u. So my setup is

Fiber point -> ont-> Asus router-> airties mesh 1-> (wireless ) airties mesh 2 -> miotv.

I did enable vlan tagging in the router and connected my airties mesh 1 to port 4 of my Asus router. But my miotv is not starting up. Is there a way I can setup without running any trunking or using the singtel router. Please advise. Urgent. Thanks.
 

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anyone casts football from SingtelGo to your TV? I find the motion very jerky (like source stream has lower fps)

Are you using chromecast? Depends on the WiFi connection. If a lot of users on WiFi, it may be a factor.

Speaking of which, where to buy chromecast nowadays?
 

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Hi. I’m currently on singtel miotv and Fiber broadband. Up till today my connection is

Fiber point -> ont-> singtel router-> airties mesh 1-> (wireless ) airties mesh 2 -> miotv.

I had this set up because my master bed room have no data point and the mesh system worked well with my mio tv.

I wanted to replace my singtel router to Asus 88u. So my setup is

Fiber point -> ont-> Asus router-> airties mesh 1-> (wireless ) airties mesh 2 -> miotv.

I did enable vlan tagging in the router and connected my airties mesh 1 to port 4 of my Asus router. But my miotv is not starting up. Is there a way I can setup without running any trunking or using the singtel router. Please advise. Urgent. Thanks.

asus routers do not have both internet and singtel tv connections together in any of the ports. Either internet or singtel tv only.

if your port 4 is connected to mesh, then your singtel tv will work but not internet. devices connected to mesh via port 4 cannot access internet but only singtel tv.

to overcome this, you have to use back the singtel given router as a router, before anything else will work.
 

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asus routers do not have both internet and singtel tv connections together in any of the ports. Either internet or singtel tv only.

if your port 4 is connected to mesh, then your singtel tv will work but not internet. devices connected to mesh via port 4 cannot access internet but only singtel tv.

to overcome this, you have to use back the singtel given router as a router, before anything else will work.

Thank you renfred. It’s ok if the Airties mesh I have don’t have internet. As Long as I can eliminate the singtel router I will be happy. So once I’m home I can try this configuration:

Ont -> Asus router Wan port -> Asus port 4 -> airties mesh 1 -> wireless -> mesh 2 -> miotv.

Does the lan port in the both airties matter ?
And I have to set up vlan tagging as singtel mio profile right ?

Can verify if this solution works:
Replacing my airties mesh with another Asus router in my master bedroom and set it up as Aimesh. In this set up, I connect my miotv to port 4 of the Aimesh. Will this work ? Thank you
 

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I cannot say for aimesh because I haven't tried yet.

The lan ports on Airties are both the same.

Thank you renfred. It’s ok if the Airties mesh I have don’t have internet. As Long as I can eliminate the singtel router I will be happy. So once I’m home I can try this configuration:

Ont -> Asus router Wan port -> Asus port 4 -> airties mesh 1 -> wireless -> mesh 2 -> miotv.

Does the lan port in the both airties matter ?
And I have to set up vlan tagging as singtel mio profile right ?

Can verify if this solution works:
Replacing my airties mesh with another Asus router in my master bedroom and set it up as Aimesh. In this set up, I connect my miotv to port 4 of the Aimesh. Will this work ? Thank you
 

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I cannot say for aimesh because I haven't tried yet.

The lan ports on Airties are both the same.

Ok bro thanks. Today I go reset everything and then do properly. Just to make sure.
After reset:
1)start up ont. all lights green
2) start up my Asus router. All lights up
3)Connect Asus router Wan port to ont port 1 using lan cable
4) do the basic configuration of router via lan cable which is connected to iMac
5) switch the vlan tagging profile to Singtel MioTV
6) restart both ont and Asus router
7) connect airties mesh A port 1 using lan cable to Asus router port 4
8) connect airties mesh B port 1 using lan cable to singtel mio tv.

Am I right. ? Did I miss any restart/procedure ?
 

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That's right.. Your mesh will likely to turn red cos of no Internet access..

Ok bro thanks. Today I go reset everything and then do properly. Just to make sure.
After reset:
1)start up ont. all lights green
2) start up my Asus router. All lights up
3)Connect Asus router Wan port to ont port 1 using lan cable
4) do the basic configuration of router via lan cable which is connected to iMac
5) switch the vlan tagging profile to Singtel MioTV
6) restart both ont and Asus router
7) connect airties mesh A port 1 using lan cable to Asus router port 4
8) connect airties mesh B port 1 using lan cable to singtel mio tv.

Am I right. ? Did I miss any restart/procedure ?
 

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Ok bro thanks. Today I go reset everything and then do properly. Just to make sure.
After reset:
1)start up ont. all lights green
2) start up my Asus router. All lights up
3)Connect Asus router Wan port to ont port 1 using lan cable
4) do the basic configuration of router via lan cable which is connected to iMac
5) switch the vlan tagging profile to Singtel MioTV
6) restart both ont and Asus router
7) connect airties mesh A port 1 using lan cable to Asus router port 4
8) connect airties mesh B port 1 using lan cable to singtel mio tv.

Am I right. ? Did I miss any restart/procedure ?

This is interesting. Pls update whether it works
 
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