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The DNA transmissions during 'der olympischen Winterspiele' will use the VHF band. It will however use the DVB-T1/MPEG-4 standard

DNA has got special permission to use DVB-T1 from the few transmitters otherwise testing in Lahti and Helsinki, as no DVB-T2 receivers are yet on the market.

DNA has the license for two HD DVB-T2 VHF band III muxes- HD1 and HD2. The picture below shows the expected coverage (3 phases red, black and blue (end 2011))



Source DNA.

Applications for operating two additional DVB-T2 muxes are currently evaluated in the ministry. These two muxes will use UHF - one regional HD3 and one - mux F - country-wide SD and/or HD.

F-und-HD3 Kanal bündelt kommenden

Lars

 

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The government og Sweden and the RTVV.SE authority has licensed 9 HD channels to be carried by two DVB-T2 muxes - one UHF one VHF band III.

I have written about it on digitalspy.co.uk with some links.

Lars

 

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Estland

Die Analogabschaltung wurde am 1. Juli 2010 abgeschlossen.

Ich habe die Übersicht in Posting #9 (insbesondere die Links) aktualisiert.

Zur Zeit gibt es 5 FTA-Programme; der Rest ist Pay-TV.

Netzbetreiber: Levira - Introduction

 

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Schweden.

The two new DVB-T2/MPEG-4 HD multiplexes in Sweden - mux6 and mux7 - will start November 1. with 16 transmitters sites. An additional 17 sites will follow December 16 and more in 2011.
Mux6 will use UHF channels in all of Sweden, while mux7 will use VHF band III in border areas where UHF channels are not available.

A total of 9 HD channels are licensed by the Government and the "Radio- och TV-verket" (6 will start November 1.)

At least two channels - the public service channels SVT1-HD and SVT2-HD - will be FTA.

Lars

Use translate.google.com to read these inpo pages.
http://www.teracom.se/Documents/Hdtv/Stationer.pdf
Nu är hdtv via marknätet här - Teracom.se

 

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Finnland

The Digita Oy DVB-H mux in Nokia-land will be closed and replaced by a DVB-T2 mux. It is possible that part of the capacity will be used for a very robust DVB-T2 Lite signal, which can be received by new mobile devices.

This is the final blow to the DVB-H standard. I much deserved blow - IMHO.

The history and the technical/economical/commercial history of DVB-H should be analysed. It seems to me that the 'supply side' - including the EU commission - wanted something to sell and did not want to realize, that the DVB-H standard was developed as a 'quick and dirty' solution to a market that never was.

Why the hell did such a product ever got into an EU recommendation without first being flocked by the 'devils advocate'?
Where were the consumers requests for such solutions ?

Lars

Finland drops DVB-H

http://www.lvm.fi/web/fi/tiedote/view/1269278 (if needed use translate.google.com)

 

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The FTA channel SVT2-HD which were until now broadcast on se-mux7 (in many places on VHF band III) will on February 21 be move to the all UHF se-mux6, where SVT1-HD has been since the start of DVB-T2 in Sweden. This means that VHF band III is only used for 3 pay-tv HD channels from February 21 (one more HD channel is not currently broadcasting).

As the frequency allocation for se-mux6 follows the TV regions in Sweden, it will now be possible for five HD channels to broadcast local/regional programs (FTA: SVT1-HD + SVT2-HD, pay: TV3-HD, TV4-HD and 5-HD)

Lars

Use translate.google.com to read these pages.
www.teracom.se/Sandarinformation/Natmeddelanden/MTVN-HD-byter-mux-med-SVT2-HD/
www.teracom.se/Sandarinformation/Natmeddelanden/Regional-nedbrytning-i-marknatet/

 

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Wie weit sind DK und SE eigentlich mit der Band III Neubelegung?

 

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Bei Boxertv sind nur diese pdfs online, die das UHF Band zeigen...
Digital tv Boxer

 

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Am 2. April wird "Das Erste" bei Boxer durch das ZDF ersetzt mit dem Hinweis, dass dort bald Champions-League-Übertragungen sind.

 

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Take a look at the frontpage of this PDF - SE-MUX7 is using VHF band III. It will have above 90% coverage this summer.

The actual channels used can be seen here http://www.teracom.se/Sandarinformation/Utbyggnadsplaner/

I think all or almost all SE-MUX7 VHF transmitters have been put into operation in Sweden.

Lars

PS! DK does not yet use VHF for DTT, but this may change in 2013/14