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Manfred Z · 29. September 2011

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Einige News zu Weißrussland (Belarus) vom DVB Project:

DVB-T2 broadcasting trial planned

The Belarus telecommunications company OJSC (Giprosvyaz) plans to conduct a DVB-T2 trial in partnership with the State Supervisory Department for Telecommunications of the Republic of Belarus (BelGIE), Beltelecom and the Belarusian Radio-Television Broadcasting Centre (BRTBC).

The trial will take place during May and June 2011 and leading equipment manufacturers are asked to participate.

Giprosvyaz have begun to develop frequency plans for the second and third phases of the country’s move to digital terrestrial television (DTT) broadcasting. As part of this plan OAO Promsvyaz has been contracted to develop and design documents for equipment control and monitor the reception of digital television broadcasting in the areas of interference between simultaneous single-frequency networks.

Source: UP Giprosvyaz
Item added: 4th April 2011
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New DVB-T transmitters

The Belarusian Radio and TV Broadcasting Centre has launched four new DVB-T transmitters, two in the Minsk region and the other two in the Grodno region. The centre's DVB-T network currently covers 94.2% of the country using the MPEG-4, H.264 AVC compression standard.

Source: Telecompaper
Item added: 11th July 2011
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January 2012 ASO

Belarus has announced that it expects to complete the transition to DTT broadcasting on the 1st January 2012, three years ahead of the original schedule.

The news was announced at the 13th meeting of the country’s Coordination Group for Digital Broadcasting (KGTSV), held at the headquarters of the company General Satellite and reported by CNews and AKTR.

The ASO has been brought forward because there are already 51 DTT transmitters covering 82% of the country and 93% of the population.

Belarus with the help of Rhode & Schwarz equipment recently (May/June) conducted a DVB-T2 trial and its neighbour Russia has just announced agreement for full scale DVB-T2 test zones to help with its complete transition to DTT by 2015.

Source: Broadband TV News
Item added: 24th July 2011
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Manfred Z · 22. September 2013

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Hier einige News zum Stand von DVB-T(2) und der Analogabschaltung in Südosteuropa
(Zitate von der DigiTAG Website mit Angabe der Originalquelle):

Bulgarien, 04.09.2013

In Bulgarien ist alles offen wegen Querelen mit der EU-Kommission, die vor dem Europäischen Gerichtshof ausgetragen werden. Grund: Nichteinhaltung von EU-Richtlinien bei der Ausschreibung des Plattformbetriebs.

Der Termin für den Abschluss der Analogabschaltung muss wahrscheinlich erneut verschoben werden.

Bulgaria - ASO delayed until November [2013]

The government has announced that it will delay plans for analogue switch-off.

Analogies switch-off had been set to be completed by 1 September 2013. However, the government has announced that switch-off will be delayed until 1 November.

Despite the extension of the analogue switch-off deadline, it is unlikely that the process will be completed by the new target date.

Currently, the government is involved in a legal procedure with the European Commission regarding its allocation of licenses to operate the DTT platform. According to the Commission, the allocation of DTT licenses contravened European Union legislation since the tender process excluded potential candidates.

As a result, the Commission has referred Bulgaria to the European Court of Justice.
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Mazedonien, 04.06.2013:

Mazedonien hat die Analogabschaltung als drittes Land im ehemaligen Jugoslawien am 1. Juni beendet.

Macedonia (fyr) - ASO completed on 1 June

Analogue switch-off was completed as planned on 1 June. All analogue terrestrial services were switched off on a single day.

As part of the process, the government made available 40,000 DTT receivers to low-income households. The DTT platform operator, One, was also extensively involved in the digital switchover process.

DTT is the largest television platform, accounting for nearly 50% of primary television sets in households.

The DTT platform offers 8 free-to-air television programme services on a national level and 30 regional services. The pay-DTT platform, operated by One under the brand name Boom TV, offers 45 television services.
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Montenegro, 16.04.2013:

Montenegro - DTT to launch by end of summer [2013]

The installation of DTT transmission equipment is set to be completed by the end of the summer. This will allow for the launch of the DTT platform to commence.

The DTT platform will launch progressively by region (North, South and Central) and be followed by a six month simulcast period. Thereafter analogue services will be switched off. DTT receivers are expected to cost €50-60 although the price is expected to decrease.

Analogue switch-off is set to be completed in 2015.
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Quelle: Serbia Times

Rumänien, 17.06.2013

In Rumänien gibt es bisher nur einen Testbetrieb in Bukarest. Es soll fünf landesweite DVB-T2-Multiplexe geben (Bedeckungen: 1 x VHF, 4 x UHF). Die Analogabschaltung soll bis Juni 2015 beendet sein.

Romania - Government approves DSO plan

The government has approved the strategy for digital switchover. The process is set to be completed by 17 June 2015.

As a first step, the broadcast network operator SNR will extend the coverage of its DTT trial currently underway in Bucharest. This trial offers the services of the public service broadcaster and uses the DVB-T standard.

A public information campaign about digital switchover will begin in August.

As part of the strategy, four multiplexes using frequencies in the UHF band and one multiplex using frequencies in the VHF band will be available on a national level. Further regional and local multiplexes are also expected to be available although technical arrangements have not yet been confirmed. The DTT platform will use the DVB-T2 standard.

This digital switchover strategy was approved by the National Audiovisual Council (CNA) last May.
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Quelle: Hot News (rumänisch)

Serbien, 18.09.2013:

Zur Zeit sind 40% der Bevölkerung mit DVB-T2 versorgt; der weitere Ausbau soll bis Mitte 2014 abgeschlossen werden. Die Analogabschaltung soll noch in diesem Jahr beginnen und bis Juni 2015 beendet sein.

Serbia - DTT roll-out to be completed by mid-2014

At a Parliamentary hearing, the head of the Regulatory Telecommunications Agency (Ratel), announced that the roll out of the DTT platform will be completed by June 2014.

The launch of the platform began in March 2012 and is currently available to 40% of the population. The platform uses the DVB-T2 and MPEG-4 AVC standards.

Analogue switch-off is set to begin this year but will not be completed until 2015.
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Ausführlich bei telecompaper

05.06.2013:

Serbia - EU criticises slow pace of switchover

The European Union (EU), through its representative in Serbia has criticized the country for its delay in completing digital switchover.

According to the EU, digital switchover is long overdue and risks further delay by upcoming plans to auction frequencies. The EU has given funding to Serbia to help with digital switchover.

The EU is threateningto withdraw up to EUR 8 million that had been set aside for DTT transmission equipment. However, according to the State Secretary for Telecommunications Stefan Lazarevic, this is unlikely as the equipment is soon to be installed.

DTT roll-out began on a trial basis in early 2012 using the DVB-T2 standard.
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Quelle: telecompaper

Martyn · 23. September 2013

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In Rumänien so früh ganz auf DVB-T2 ist aber schon sehr mutig. Da es dort wohl bislang kaum Fernsehgeräte gibt die DVB-T2 ohne Reciever empfangen können.

2-3 Multiplexe konventionelles DVB-T und 2-3 Multiplexe DVB-T2 wäre wohl vernünftiger gewesen.

robiH · 25. September 2013

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Warum? Bis vor Kurzem gab es in Rumänien nur Ochsenkarren und Analogfernsehen. Da ist es doch richtig, jetzt EINMAL auf das neueste umzurüsten und dann wieder viele Jahrzehnte Ruhe zu haben.

Martyn · 25. September 2013

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Mittlerweile haben aber auch in Rumänien die meisten Haushalte Flachbildfernseher. Zwar nicht nicht unbedingt FullHD LED Geräte, sondern oftmals normale HDReady Geräte. Ein DVB-T/C Tuner ist auch da drin.

Wenn man jetzt normales DVB-T einsetzen würde, könnte man dieses genauso wie das Analogfernsehen ohne weitere Zusatzgeräte empfangen. Das wäre schon ein Vorteil.

Manfred Z · 5. Oktober 2013

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Bulgarien

Bulgarien hat die terrestrische Analogabschaltung trotz der Widerstände am 30. September durchgeführt.

Broadband TV News zu einer Veranstaltung am 1. Oktober in Sofia:

ASO, for instance, is fuelling further adoption of digital pay-TV.

The digital switchover, which was completed on September 30, was nevertheless one of the more controversial subjects discussed at the briefing.

It has reportedly left hundreds of thousands of households with blank screens and is likely to benefit the take-up of DTH, cable and IPTV services in the country.
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Der Multiplexbetreiber muss 95% der Bevölkerung mit DTT versorgen. Es ist jedoch unklar, wo die unversorgten Gebiete liegen. Die Terrestrik soll bisher von ca. 16,5% der Haushalte genutzt worden sein. DigiTAG schreibt dazu am 30. September:

DTT multiplex operators are required to provide coverage to 95% of the population. However, it is not clear where the areas outside of the DTT coverage are located.

According to the head of the Commission for Communications Regulation (CCR), between 350,000 and 1 million homes could lose terrestrial television services. However, this estimate has been disputed by the Minister of Transportation, Danail Papazov since only 16.5% of households rely on the terrestrial platform to access television services.

It is estimated that only 75,000 viewers out of a total of 210,000 entitled to receive free DTT set-top boxes have obtained them. These vouchers are available until 30 October and will remain valid until the end of November.
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Quelle: Novinite

Manfred Z · 27. Oktober 2013

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Serbien

Die Regierung hat hat einem Frequenzplan für die Umstellung auf DVB-T2 zugestimmt. Zur beschleunigten Ausweitung des DVB-T2-Netzes werden die ehemals analog genutzten Kanäle von TV Avala verwendet.

Serbia - Government approves DSO frequency plan

In preparation for analogue switch-off, the government has approved the frequency plan for digital switchover. Specifically the frequencies that had been used by the analogue terrestrial television service TV Avala will now be allocated to the DTT platform. As a result, it will be possible to expand the coverage of DTT services ahead of analogue switch-off.

Initially, the government had sought to allocate these frequencies for a new broadcast service but regulators failed to agree on winner. Following pressure from the European Commission, the government agreed to use these frequencies for digital switchover.

Analogue switch-off is set to be completed in 2015.
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Quelle: DigiTAG am 24.10.

Serbia - 75% DTT coverage by 15 November

The broadcast network operator ETV is in the process of upgrading its DTT network with DVB-T2 transmitters. Work is currently underway to upgrade the network at 20 transmission sites including Bajina Baata, Gucevo, Crni vrh (Pirot), Sv Ilija – Vranje, Rudnik, Prijepolje (Kosevine), Kopaonik (Gobelja) and Tupiznica.

The work to upgrade the network is expect to last until 15 November. Once it is completed, 75% of the population will be able to access services. DTT coverage will reach 80% of the population by the end of the year.
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Quelle: DigiTAG am 9.10.

Manfred Z · 30. März 2014

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Bulgarien

Nach der Analogabschaltung kann DVB-T von 96% der Bevölkerung empfangen werden. Es sind Finanzmittel für den weiteren Ausbau bereitgestellt worden.

DigiTAG meldet dazu am 21.03.2014:

Bulgaria - DTT platform reaches 96% of the population

According to the government, the DTT platform is available to 96% of the population.

However, approximately 100,000 viewers located in remote parts of the country remain unable to access the DTT platform. As a result, the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Finance and the National Association of Municipalities have allocated BGN 660,000 (EURO 337,000) to ensure full DTT coverage.

Analogue switch-off was completed in September 2013.
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Rumänien

Die Telekommunikationsbehörde ANCOM veranstaltet eine Ausschreibung für den Betrieb von fünf landesweiten Multiplexen im DVB-T2 Standard (4 x UHF, 1 x VHF). Für Mux 1 ist eine Abdeckung von 90% der Bevölkerung, 80% des Territoriums vorgeschrieben.

DigiTAG meldet dazu am 05.03.2014

Romania - Ancom finalises DTT tender documents

The communications regulator Ancom has finalised the documents for the upcoming auction of DTT licenses.

This follows the completion of the public consultation on the documents. The auction is expected to begin once a notice is published in the Official Journal.

Participants in the auction will have 6 weeks to submit a bid. Should several bids be made, Ancom will initiate auction rounds to begin 1 month after the deadline for bids. It expects the auction to be completed by the middle of 2014.

A total of 5 DTT multiplexes will be available of which 4 will be in the UHF band and 1 in the VHF band. All multiplexes will use the DVB-T2 standard. The license holder of Multiplex 1 will be obliged to provide free-to-air services to at least 90% of the population by 31 December 2016.

Licenses will be valid for a ten-year period starting on 17 June 2015. The minimum bid price for each DTT multiplex is set at EUR 300,000.
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Ausführlich: http://www.ancom.org.ro/en/mobil/march-27-2014_5193

The winner of the first multiplex in UHF (MUX 1) will have the obligation to broadcast free-to-air, under transparent, competitive and non-discriminatory conditions, the public and private television stations that are currently broadcast in analogue terrestrial system, in accordance with the provisions of the Audiovisual Law. Moreover, according to the Strategy elaborated by the Ministry of Information Society, this multiplex will have to ensure a coverage, in fixed reception, of 90% of the population and of 80% of the territory by 31 December 2016, as the only multiplex, out of the five available, bearing such coverage obligations.

For the other multiplexes (MUX 2, MUX 3, MUX 4 and MUX 5), the operators will have the obligation to launch in operation - by 1 May 2017 - at least 36 emission stations for each of the networks corresponding to these multiplexes, installed one in each allocation area.
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Manfred Z · 30. März 2014

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Serbien

Das DVB-T2-Netz erreicht zur Zeit 75% der Bevölkerung. Der Netzbetreiber ETV macht eine Ausschreibung für die Lieferung der Ausrüstung zum weiteren Ausbau. Für Mux 1 ist eine Abdeckung der Bevölkerung von 95% vorgesehen, für die anderen zwei Multiplexe von 90%.

Dazu zwei Meldungen von DigiTAG vom 15.11.2013 bzw. 27.02.2014:

Serbia - DTT platform now available to 75% of the population

The DTT platform is now available to 75% of the population. This follows the upgrade of 35 transmission sites with digital equipment.

According to the government. Digital switchover is now well underway and should be completed by the end of 2014. A further €35 million will be needed to upgrade the remaining transmission sites.
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Serbia - ETV to open tender for DTT network infrastructure

The broadcast network operator JP Emisiona Tehnika i Veze (ETV) has announced that it will open a tender for the final phase of digital switchover.

Candidates will be invited to tender for the supply of infrastructure and services for the rollout out of three DTT multiplexes. One multiplex will be available to 95% of the population while the other two multiplexes will be available to 90% of the population.

The tender is estimated to be worth EURO 30.7 million and is funded by a loan the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The invitation tender is expected in the second or third quarter of the year.
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Bosnien und Herzegowina

In der Republik laufen Vorbereitungen für den Start von DVB-T im Sommer 2014 - zuerst in den Städten Sarajevo, Mostar und Banja Luka.

DigiTAG meldet dazu am 12.03.2014

Bosnia - DTT platform set to launch this summer

The first phase of digital switchover is underway with the government's signature of a contract to install DTT transmission equipment.

The Croatian company Odašiljači i veze has been selected for the first phase of the project valued at BAM 40 million (EURO 20 million). The previous appeals against the government's decison have now been rejected.

As part of the plan, DTT platform will launch in the cities of Sarajevo, Mostar and Banja Luka and offer three television services from the public service broadcaster.

A tender will also be opened for the second phase of digital switchover affecting the areas of Trebinje, Posusje, Livno, Bihac and Travnik.

The DTT platform will use the DVB-T standard.
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Manfred Z · 30. März 2014

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Russland

Der landesweite Mux 2 im DVB-T2 Standard ist im Dezember in Moskau gestartet. Er enthält 10 Programme. Die Muxe 1 und 2 sollen im Endausbau 97,5% der Bevölkerung erreichen. Desweiteren sind regionale Multiplexe in Planung.

Dazu zwei Meldungen von DigiTAG vom 11.12.2013 bzw. 19.02.2014:

Russia - MUX-2 launches in Moscow

The second DTT multiplex has been launched in the region of Moscow on 11 December. It uses the DVB-T2 standard.

Viewers can access 9 television programme services from this multiplex. A tenth service will be added once the tender process is completed on 18 December. Two services, TV3 and Rain, are vying for this slot.

Viewers will need to rescan their receivers to access this multiplex.
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(Am 18.12.2013 ist die Vergabe des 10. Programmplatzes an TV3 gemeldet worden.)

Russia - No firm date for ASO to be set

The transition to digital television is expected to take place gradually and without the scheduling of a firm timetable for analogue switch-off.

Following discussions between the government and broadcasters, it was decided that it will be possible for regional broadcasts to continue on the analogue terrestrial platform beyond 2018.

Currently, the roll-out of the national Multiplexes 1 and 2 is underway. They are now available to 60% of the population and will reach 97.5% population coverage by 2015. Multiplex 3 will offer regional content from 500 regional broadcasters. However, it will not be fully available until 2018.
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Weißrussland

DVB-T erreicht zur Zeit 97% der Bevölkerung. In diesem Jahr sind Analogabschaltungen in 21 Regionen mit 64 Senderstandorten geplant. Erste Abschaltungen fanden im August 2013 statt.

DigiTAG am 06.03.2014

Belarus - 21 regions to complete ASO by end of year

The government has announced that analogue switch-off will be completed in 21 regions by the end of the year.

A total of 64 analogue terrestrial transmission sites will be switched off.

Currently, 97% of the population can access the DTT platform which will be made available to 98% of the population by the end of the year. Full DTT coverage is expected by 17 June 2015.
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