As broadband penetration rises, the traditional way to deliver pay-TV, via packs of linear channels, is coming under fire.

Consumer research commissioned by TV tech provider Irdeto indicates that many people in affluent markets would prefer their television a la carte.

That said, significant numbers in Australia, a mainly free-to-air market, and Singapore, where most households subscribe to pay-TV, are unsure, or prefer the way things are.

As new ways to watch TV flourish, our slideshow investigates why some people are satisfied with what they have, and why others might want to try something different.