Is True Vision in Pattaya Real HDTV ? Does the box have and HDMi output ? Need to find the best cable setup for the LCD's in the house and I am not sure True Vision really brings true HDTV and HD-movies to your home and have a way of getting them to your LCD's digital like with HDMI . Thanks in advance .
True Vision
Started by sobe, 2007-03-03 17:16
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musiclover
Senior Member Posted 2007-03-03 20:48:03
Is True Vision in Pattaya Real HDTV ? Does the box have and HDMi output ? Need to find the best cable setup for the LCD's in the house and I am not sure True Vision really brings true HDTV and HD-movies to your home and have a way of getting them to your LCD's digital like with HDMI . Thanks in advance . Are u serious? #3
sobe
Advanced Member Posted 2007-03-03 21:11:17 Quote HDTV??? In Pattaya? 1080P if possibale not 1080i http://reviews.cnet....-6361600-1.html Edited by sobe, 2007-03-03 21:13:04. #4
monty
slightly retarded member Posted 2007-03-04 09:04:03
There is no hdtv being broadcast at all in Thailand, on top of it ubc (truevision) uses quite high compression so you get hefty pixelation in fast moving scenes...
The only hdtv programming available in Thailand is this channel You would need to find your own hdtv capable receiver box and aim the dish to the eutelsat w5 dird (70.5 degrees east) #5
sobe
Advanced Member Posted 2007-03-04 20:02:43
There is no hdtv being broadcast at all in Thailand, on top of it ubc (truevision) uses quite high compression so you get hefty pixelation in fast moving scenes... The only hdtv programming available in Thailand is this channel You would need to find your own hdtv capable receiver box and aim the dish to the eutelsat w5 dird (70.5 degrees east) monty thanks for the information ......... LCD's are so cheap now it is a shame that broadcasting in local areas is so behind .... almost all the major networks and movie channels content is now exclusively Full 1080 HD . ...... are you saying that with true-vision even HBO and the movie channels are not HD ? Edited by sobe, 2007-03-04 20:03:50. #6
PattayaDavid
Senior Member Posted 2007-03-04 22:27:19
It's my understanding that the THAICOM satellites do not broadcast in HD, however if I am mistaken, someone please correct me as I would like to view HD satellite TV also.
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musiclover
Senior Member Posted 2007-03-05 01:03:02
It's my understanding that the THAICOM satellites do not broadcast in HD, however if I am mistaken, someone please correct me as I would like to view HD satellite TV also. #8
monty
slightly retarded member Posted 2007-03-05 08:37:05
Yep, even hbo, cinemax, starmovies and all the other suspects are regular TV.
The receiver boxes distributed by UBC simply can't do HDTV, additionally they only have an RF out plug, a composite video and s-vhs video out... Not even component out to hook up to a decent quality LCD/Plasma or projector 
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sobe
Advanced Member Posted 2007-03-05 21:59:23
Yep, even hbo, cinemax, starmovies and all the other suspects are regular TV. The receiver boxes distributed by UBC simply can't do HDTV, additionally they only have an RF out plug, a composite video and s-vhs video out... Not even component out to hook up to a decent quality LCD/Plasma or projector ditto
Edited by sobe, 2007-03-05 22:00:14. #10
edh
Senior Member Posted 2007-03-06 09:13:26
Might be off topic but..
Just came back to Thailand from work and found that true (UBC) menu is all in thai after the switch. Anyone know how or if it is possible to have English menu? Thanks! 
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musiclover
Senior Member Posted 2007-03-06 16:58:39
Might be off topic but.. Just came back to Thailand from work and found that true (UBC) menu is all in thai after the switch. Anyone know how or if it is possible to have English menu? Thanks! |
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