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There are currently 6 free-to-air television stations in Malaysia and 3 Pay-To-View based television network.

The list of free-to-air television stations include:

The list of Pay-To-View networks include:

Astro - Satellite platform, encrypted DVB-S on Ku-Band.
MiTV - IP over UHF platform, possibly uses DVB-T in some way.
Fine TV
Jia Yue Channel
Shining Star Channel

Defunct channels and networks

Mega TV(1995-2001), shut down as it could not compete against Astro's stiff competition.
Metrovision(1994-1999), shut down then brought back as 8TV
Channel 9 (Malaysia), shut down and brought back as TV9 (Malaysia)

External links

Malaysian TV Listing Blog