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it's TV DTT...

  • 22-08-2001 12:25am
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    LegacyUser
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    Looking at ICDG News I'm fascinated by the proposals of it's TV for Irish DTT (if they get the job). An 80Gb Hard Drive PVR with wireless modem. Sounds impressive. They also want the transmitters run at higher power so that 60% of viewers could receive signals via settop aerial or having a damned good signal from the roof!
    Plus the 4 UK terrestrials will be a definite addition.

    Maybe the Irish DTT won't be so bad?...
    WILL D


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  • #2
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    Will,
    dtt will have plenty of channels , as I'm getting 52 from Wales.
    I wonder have ITV digital submitted a bid aswell, i'm thinking of the sunday paper article referred to in another subject on this topic...
    cheers
    mm


  • #3
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    I believe Irish DTT will have less channels than UK DTT as Irish one will only have 5 channels per mux whilst UK I think have 7 per mux (multiplex).
    WILL D


  • #4
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    Not neccessarily true.

    The requirement from the ODTR is to achieve Grade 4 reception for all programme channels. With major advances in statistical multiplexing over the last few years the new Multiplex Co. could easily fit 6 or even 7 channels on each mux.
    Looking for the Digital future

    http://www.geocities.com/gerryh123


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