While the Kuala Lumpur 2017 SEA Games will only begin on 19 August, some of the sports events are already taking place from today onward, such as men’s football and netball. In fact, Malaysia will be involved in the opening match against Thailand in netball and Brunei for football.
Truth be told, the best way to experience sports is to be at the venues themselves especially with our own athletes in action. But since many of the SEA Games events takes place on weekdays, some of us might not be able to make it there ourselves. If you find yourself in that very position, fret not as you can still catch Malaysian athletes in action online.
Generally, there are many ways to catch KL 2017 SEA Games online. These online feeds are legit as all of these providers are official broadcasters for the event.
Astro Go / Njoi Now
Astro has provided eight channels (inclusive of its Malay-based sports channel, Astro Arena) for fans to catch KL 2017 SEA Games through its online apps, Astro GO and NJOI Now. You don’t have to be an Astro subscriber to check out these channels – in fact, you don’t even have to log in to any of those apps as well to check out the coverage.
HyppTV Everywhere
TM’s IPTV service, HyppTV offers two dedicated channels for KL 2017 SEA Games in HD through its app, HyppTV Everywhere.
There is one catch though: this service is limited to UniFi and certain Streamyx subscribers as well as stand-alone subscribers of HyppTV Everywhere. If you are already one of them, you can access these channels through HyppTV apps and website without additional charges.
HyppTV Everywhere: Android / iOS / Web – limited to Internet Explorer and Safari. Yup, not even Edge.
tonton
Similar to TM, Media Prima has provided two dedicated channels on its online TV platform, tonton, exclusively for SEA Games broadcast. Users can choose to catch the action at KL 2017 SEA Games either through its mobile apps or its website.
Do note that you have to log in to the service in order to watch these channels – registration for Tonton is free. Additionally, you don’t need tonton’s VIP subscription to catch KL 2017 SEA Games through the service.
RTM
RTM might be the oldest broadcaster in the country but that doesn’t mean it is missing the online revolution. While it doesn’t provide any dedicated channels for KL 2017 SEA Games, RTM does have news coverage and selected live matches on RTM 1, RTM 2, and TVi which are all shown through RTM Mobile apps and My Klik’s online streaming website.
No login is needed for any of RTM’s online platform, which is great if you want a no-hassle viewing experience.
Myklik: Web
Meanwhile, don’t forgot to check out our sister site, Stadium.MY which is on the scene to provide the latest updates from KL 2017 SEA Games as well. Remember: any type of support for our athletes counts, even though you might only be able to catch them through live stream at your office.
