Spain opens public consultation on DTT transition to UHD broadcasting with DVB-T2
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Spain's Ministry for Digital Transformation and Public Service has opened a public consultation on a draft resolution that sets a timetable and technical framework for the country's DTT (Digital Terrestrial Television) transition to UHD broadcasting using DVB-T2 technology. The consultation, open until July 17th, outlines a major reorganisation of national DTT multiplexes that will require viewers to retune their TV receivers. The proposed roadmap includes key dates for the transition.
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· 3 pulledSpain's DTT transition towards UHD has taken a significant step forward after the Ministry for Digital Transformation and Public Service opened a public consultation on a draft resolution
The consultation outlines a major reorganisation of national DTT multiplexes that will pave the way for UHD broadcasting using DVB-T2 technology
The proposed roadmap requires viewers to retune their TV receivers
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