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Streaming in Myanmar

Stream your own films and TV in Myanmar

Islands, monsoon seasons and mobile-first viewing. Your films stay on your own server; you watch in HD on as little as 1–2 Mbps.

Why it suits Myanmar

  • Mobile data is how most people watch
  • Island and rural areas on slower or satellite links
  • Weather and congestion swing speeds — quality adapts mid-film

How far your data goes

Hours of viewing per data bundle, from our own measurements at equal picture quality.

Quality1 GB5 GB10 GB20 GB
Full HD 1080p1 hothers 0.4 h4.9 hothers 2 h9.8 hothers 3.9 h20 hothers 7.8 h
HD 720p1.6 hothers 0.7 h8 hothers 3.7 h16 hothers 7.4 h32 hothers 15 h
Data saver (≈1 Mbps line)4.6 hothers 2.3 h23 hothers 11 h46 hothers 23 h92 hothers 46 h

From Yangon to everywhere else

Run the server on a PC, Mac, NAS or Raspberry Pi at home and watch on your phone, tablet, laptop or TV — in Yangon, Mandalay and Naypyidaw, on the road, or abroad. Quality is re-checked every three seconds, so the film keeps playing when the signal drops instead of buffering.

Subtitles and audio in Burmese

Every subtitle and audio track in your files is offered in the player. Name subtitle files with a language code and they're matched automatically:

  • My Film (2024).my.srt — Burmese

Questions from Myanmar

Does Silux Media work in Myanmar?

Yes. The server runs on your own computer, so it works anywhere you have electricity and internet — in Yangon, Mandalay and Naypyidaw or a village far from fibre. You can watch on your home network, or remotely from anywhere.

How much mobile data does a film use?

In our measurements, about 1.0 GB per hour in full HD and roughly 0.6 GB in 720p — compared with 2.5–2.7 GB per HD hour for Jellyfin and Plex at the same picture quality.

Can I watch with Burmese subtitles?

Yes — Silux Media picks up subtitle files next to your films and the subtitle and audio tracks inside them, in any language.

Which currency can I pay in?

The self-hosted server is free. Optional paid plans are billed in USD (or GBP/EUR/USD) through our website — never inside the apps.