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==List of channels by mio TV==
==List of channels by mio TV==
The service features 33 channels, including free-to-air channels by [[MediaCorp]], blockbuster movies as well as a Cantonese movie channel. It also offers [[HDTV]] channels. SingTel mio TV has been awarded the coveted media rights to the [[UEFA Champions League]] and [[UEFA Cup]] 2009-2012.<ref>[http://home.singtel.com/news_centre/news_releases/2008_03_20.asp http://home.singtel.com/news_centre/news_releases/2008_03_20.asp]</ref>
The service features 34 channels, including free-to-air channels by [[MediaCorp]], blockbuster movies as well as a Cantonese movie channel. It also offers [[HDTV]] channels. SingTel mio TV has been awarded the coveted media rights to the [[UEFA Champions League]] and [[UEFA Cup]] 2009-2012.<ref>[http://home.singtel.com/news_centre/news_releases/2008_03_20.asp http://home.singtel.com/news_centre/news_releases/2008_03_20.asp]</ref>


''List of channels as of April 2008''.
''List of channels as of May 2008''.


===Preview===
===Preview===
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===Music===
===Music===
*Channel 40 - [[Zee Muzic]]
*Channel 40 - [[Zee Muzic]]
*Channel 41 - [[Trace (television)|TRACE]]


===News===
===News===

Revision as of 10:14, 16 May 2008

mio TV
TypeInternet Protocol
Country
Singapore Singapore
AvailabilitySingapore
Key people
Mr Allen Lew (CEO)
Launch date
20 July 2007
Former names
SingTel IPTV
Official website
mio TV Official Website

mio TV is a 24-hours pay-TV service, introduced by SingTel. It is transmitted through the company's SingNet broadband network via an IPTV service and uses Microsoft Mediaroom as its end to end software platform.[1] It is a service that will allow multimedia content - including broadcast channels and on-demand programmes - to be viewed on any television set. The IPTV service utilises IP set-top boxes (STBs), connected over the existing SingTel telephone lines in homes.

mio, standing for more in one, is Singtel's integrated gateway for home users upon which the company is delivering multiple Internet-based communication services.

mio TV was launched commercially on 20 July 2007 and began its services on 21 July 2007.[2].

List of channels by mio TV

The service features 34 channels, including free-to-air channels by MediaCorp, blockbuster movies as well as a Cantonese movie channel. It also offers HDTV channels. SingTel mio TV has been awarded the coveted media rights to the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Cup 2009-2012.[3]

List of channels as of May 2008.

Preview

  • Channel 1 - mio TV Preview

Free To Air

HD

Entertainment

Kids and Family

Infotainment

Asia

Music

News

Movies

International

Chinese

On Demand Channels

References

  1. ^ http://mio.singtel.com/miotv/default.asp
  2. ^ "SingTel to revolutionise home entertainment with the launch of mio TV"
  3. ^ http://home.singtel.com/news_centre/news_releases/2008_03_20.asp
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