On 16 December, all the news channels are moving to the "zone" starting at 777 and they are grouping together all the HD channels starting from 111.

BUT, as I understand it, those HD channels will still also be listed where they are now, so not such a major kerfuffle. It seems like they could have left all the channels where they are and grouped the HD channels starting at 777, but hey that's me.

I always look forward to True's channel reshuffle, otherwise, I would get bored in easily finding the channels I like to watch...much better to keep me confused so I can exercise the brain cells. Thank you TrueVisions.

They just love to annoy their customers,every reshuffle was promised to be the

last they would ever need.

regards worgeordie

If they get this disorganised about what order the channels should be, imagine what their corporate governance looks like!

Who really cares in what order the channels are? Management must be a bunch of "control freaks"?

They keep advertising the Crime Channel , which is ok in comparison to the other crap on there, but apparently the ads are for Malaysia and True don't have CI channel. So I'm lumbered with Masterchef Australia and the Walking Dead

I actually don't mind this change.. I have no interest whatsoever in watching SD, so now I can just start channel flipping from 111 - great!

And in news of the bizarre, it's reported today that the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has decided to delay regulations regarding channel numbering following a complaint from TrueVisions that the rule changes would "create confusion amongst its consumers".

Utterly, utterly clueless. (And I don't mean the NBTC.)

Here is a link to see the channel lineup... Just click your packagecatvthe top...

http://truevisionsgroup.truecorp.co.th/channellineup_web/6

And in news of the bizarre, it's reported today that the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has decided to delay regulations regarding channel numbering following a complaint from TrueVisions that the rule changes would "create confusion amongst its consumers".

Utterly, utterly clueless. (And I don't mean the NBTC.)

In Thailand all it usually takes to bring things to a screeching halt or big slow down is someone complain about how their happiness is being destroyed by a new proposal.