ASTRO 3年内HD!!1080!!

wkm

现在高清台还没有就已经起价了不是吗，
如果高清有了你说他会起价吗？:@ :@

onlokkia

原帖由 wkm 于 2-8-2009 08:37 PM 发表



我可以介绍,收78.5KU泰星就有了,如有不明白可以PM我

可以PM我有关详情吗? 有点兴趣...

good123

原帖由 carte82 于 15-9-2009 03:58 PM 发表
10-Sep-2009
ASTRO INVESTS IN HIGH DEFINITION
Investments of RM200 million in FY2010

Kuala Lumpur, 10 September 2009
2Q FY2010 RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT (for the period ended 31 July 2009)
Group  ...

那是2010的事吧

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RTM HD PLAN也是从2012延迟到2015
之后肯定又延迟到2020

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原帖由 Roti_Boy 于 7-9-2009 12:18 AM 发表
新山已經看的到數位電視了
不過是隔壁國家的
只有一臺 HD 5
英文的
1080p
dobly digital 5.1 聲道
我用數位電視usb 用電腦接電視通過HDMI
測試到的bit rate 是 16mbps

有點離題paiseh.

羡慕.............

niht

大马就是这样子，拿外国早年的技术，先赚够人民一笔钱过后才普遍化。。。。。。。。。 :@

lycium

Astro真是越来越烂。。价钱又贵

卫星碟

是咯！ 价钱又贵

wkm

不如把钱省下来看卫星碟吧。

wkm

是咯，不如把钱省下来看卫星碟吧。

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ASTRO明年播放的高清只到1080i而已还没到1080P.。。
HD的工程几乎完成了他们正在测试中。。。！
National ...
笑吼 发表于 7-12-2009 11:47 PM

    有没有哪个垃圾code

carte82

明年推出高清台‧ASTRO淨利展望長遠正面

• 大馬財經

2009-11-02 17:54
（吉隆坡）ASTRO公司（ASTRO,5076,主板貿服組）明年推出高清電視（HD TV），儘管不能為淨利帶來立竿見影之效，但分析員認為可吸引更廣泛用戶群，為淨利增長帶來長遠效益。
淨利料不立即增長
根據達證券與這間公司管理層會談，管理層不排除台費全面調高的可能，這間公司上一回於2007年曾調整收費，因此預料2011財政年將再作調整。
達證券認為，高清電視或使現有訂戶訂更高值配套，對平均每月每戶收入（ARPU）有正面效應，預期每增加ARPU的1%，淨利將增長6%。
由於高清台在明年下半年推介，2011財政年盈利影響不顯著，因此維持2010與2011財政年財測，並會在高清電視釐清詳情後，才調整其數據。
達證券維持“持有”評級，目標價為3令吉65仙。
目前不知ASTRO公司是否所有台都為高清台，或者只是播放世界杯足球賽的體育台有高清節目。
香港電訊盈科控制的香港網路電視（IPTV）立下典範，新加坡星合公司（StarHub）則提供6個高清台。
達證券認為，最好是模仿星合把現有配套注入高清電視，這樣才能使這間公司獲更廣泛訂戶，同時預期這間公司會以“高清盒”取代舊有收看器，進而使這間公司未來開發新營運來源。
高清盒成本介於70至80美元（238至272令吉），現有收看器為60至70美元（204至238令吉），預料這間公司會推介舊機換新機計劃，並在稍後推介附高清盒的硬碟驅動器，有助這間公司推出影片需求，未來增加收入來源。
預期熱門的HBO與“國家地理”以高清形式出現。


星洲日報／財經‧2009.11.02

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原帖由 carte82 于 21-11-2009 07:00 PM 发表
Saturday November 21, 2009Astro’s high definition futureBy M. HAFIDZ MAHPAR
PAY television operator Astro All Asia Networks, whose TV household penetration rate in Malaysia is almost reaching 50%, i ...

翻译下

carte82

Saturday November 21, 2009Astro’s high definition futureBy M. HAFIDZ MAHPAR
PAY television operator Astro All Asia Networks, whose TV household penetration rate in Malaysia is almost reaching 50%, is aware that one size doesn’t fit all despite catering to the mass market.
Its customer spectrum ranges from the so-called “digital natives” to the rural population. At the same time, it has to cater to the needs of a complex, “Truly Asia” marketplace that is also becoming more educated, more well-travelled, more sophisticated and more demanding.
How does it plan to deal with these challenges? The answer: innovation in technology and content.
Datuk Rohana Rozhan ... ‘The whole idea is to evolve our technology and our platform so that we’re always ahead of consumer trends.’

Astro TV chief executive officer Datuk Rohana Rozhan says business as usual is no longer an option.
“We can’t just stick to one form of TV, which is linear TV, and serve one group of people the more mass we become. At the same time, we cannot forget our top-end customers who demand more of us. So we need both breadth and depth,” she tells StarBizWeek in an interview.

“In addition, we cannot ignore new media anymore. How content is consumed in the future is something that we have to be prepared for. Otherwise, in 10 years’ time or maybe less, when my son (who is currently 15 years old) becomes a customer of Astro, Astro will be irrelevant. So that’s how we look at the next phase where we want to go.”
Astro is evolving its content to include mobile and online content. Recently, it collaborated with Maxis to launch Malaysia’s first made-for-mobile entertainment series.
By next month Astro will launch high-definition (HD) TV, and in the first half of next year, it will re-introduce the personal video recorder (PVR), the satellite technology’s answer to video on demand.
“The whole idea,” Rohana says, “is to evolve our technology and our platform so that we’re always ahead of consumer trends.”
She is tight-lipped about the details of the HDTV launch, though she would say that customers would have to pay to enjoy HD content.
While declining to reveal the model being used by Astro, Rohana talks about those in overseas markets. “Some operators give you the same content in SD (standard definition) or in HD. Should you decide to take the content in HD, you pay extra.
“Some will also launch unique channels which have content you cannot have in SD. There may also be a window play, meaning earlier-release content. Even that you have to pay a la carte or per package for unique channels. We can pick and choose as to how we’ll launch HD in Malaysia.”
Astro, she adds, will come up with an economic commercial model for HD subscribers.
There are already 1.2 million Astro subscribers with flat-screen or high-definition TVs, she says. “The only HD content that’s available in Malaysia is Blu-ray and it’s far too expensive. Astro has decided that there’s a demand for HD products.”
On PVR, Rohana says Astro has 116 channels but some customers still complain there’s nothing to watch at particular times. The PVR, coupled with an improved electronic programme guide, will help to ensure there’s always something for subscribers to watch.
The PVR has a pause, stop, rewind and forward functionality, and subscribers can programme ahead what TV show to record. Rohana says the PVR has a hard disk storage of 160 hours.
On the differences between the latest PVR system and its predecessor, the discontinued Astro Max, she says: “This will be the first deployment of a new kind of PVR with many of the world’s largest broadcasters to follow Astro throughout 2010. In order to bring this next-generation PVR, Astro has fully licensed all the best-in-class technologies to deliver the world’s best PVR experience. This is a key difference to the Astro Max.”
Rohana says Astro is also working with all its channel providers and “fundamentally shifting its infrastructure to ensure that the PVR accurately records the programmes you want and provides detailed information around them.”
Another difference from the Astro Max system is the push functionality, which can be used as an up-selling tool for Astro.
“If I know you like CSI, I can download on a push basis the whole Season 200 of CSI and put it on your box. When you come home, I can say: ‘Hey, guess what? I have the whole Season 200 of CSI. Do you want to buy it?’ So, either you decide what you want to record, or we intuitively try to cater to what you want,” she says.
Astro is planning a major drive to change its relationship with customers from a transactional relationship to “a real relationship,” she says.
“We will understand what you like. If you like Oasis (an Astro channel with programming catering to Islamic values) and you plan to perform the haj, we’ll download a whole series on ibadah haji onto your box. And there’ll be a message that says we’ve downloaded this series of 12 episodes and asks you whether you want it.”
The HD set-top boxes, to be introduced by year-end, will only be for HD, but an external hard disc for PVR can be added. Next year it will introduce HD/PVR set-top boxes.
Regarding HD content, Rohana says it’s Astro’s aspiration to widen local content in HD. “To merit HD, it has to be a big-ticket item drawing high viewership. Malaysians will experience HD through football, for example, because 70% of our customers take up the sports package,” she points out. Sports is one of the strong pillars of HD; the others being Hollywood blockbusters and programmes like National Geographic.
Rohana says this year, total content cost is about 35% of its revenue. Every year, Astro spends about equally in international content, sports and local content.
While she wouldn’t say what percentage of local content cost would be allocated for HD, she says Astro increases its local content investment every year.
Rohana says all its programme producers will have to gear up for HD. “HD is end-to-end delivery, starting from the content. The camera that shoots that content has to be HD. The make-up they put has to be for HD because the clarity is much better.”
Astro is also using technology to attract more advertising ringgit. Rohana says Astro is already helping advertisers in packaging complete advertising and sponsorship propositions.
“Our people are well-trained to package the right proposition to advertisers. But if the advertisers want independence, we are working with technology in order to provide that,” she says.
“This new research rating system is far superior in every sense from its accuracy to tracking the viewing habits of the viewers. This means that we’ll be able to know which contents work better and which promotions, including TV commercials, work best.”
Asked when she expects this system to be ready, Rohana says: “As soon as possible.”



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liximi

next month Astro will launch high-definition (HD) TV

问题是， 又要买新的deconder le

-王琳-

原帖由 liximi 于 21-11-2009 11:13 PM 发表
The only HD content that’s available inMalaysia is Blu-ray and it’s fartoo expensive. Astro has decided thatthere’s a demand for HD products.

天真到不行
很好奇是怎樣當CEO的
高清愛好者，唯一選擇就只有BD?

carte82

原帖由 -王琳- 于 23-11-2009 10:30 PM 发表


天真到不行
很好奇是怎樣當CEO的
高清愛好者，唯一選擇就只有BD?

難道要他講上網下載咩？哈哈～

gimme

原帖由 liximi 于 21-11-2009 11:13 PM 发表
next month Astro will launch high-definition (HD) TV

问题是， 又要买新的deconder le

换解码器不是个问题，最重要的是到底高清频道有几个呢？还有高清频道是不是算一种配套？

-王琳-

原帖由 carte82 于 24-11-2009 12:33 AM 发表
應該有2種可能：高清配套（全部高清在一堆），然后 ala carte 單點，要看什么就買哪一條頻道，譬如說：體育配套加 ESPN HD。

怕他拿FTA的HD channel來收費:@:@

carte82

也有可能的，畢竟轉播這么多條頻道會用到蠻多頻寬的。