Posted: Wednesday, December 30, 2015 19:46
Tomorrow says goodbye analog television
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City México.- The Federal Telecommunications Institute (Ifetel) recalled that at 00:00 hours on December 31 analog signals ready to transition to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) will go out, so asked the public informed and prepare.
Highlighting in his Twitter account the benefits of digital television, the regulator states that in case of having an analog TV, you need to connect a decoder and an antenna.
The day before, the Ifetel solved the cessation of analog broadcasting this December 31 in 34 seasons and two additional teams from different locations in seven states, with so far the digital transition is achieved for 95 percent of the Mexican population.
He explained that it contributes to one of the aims of the constitutional reform of telecommunications, and this Thursday 31 shall be released hundred percent band of 700 megahertz.
The clearance of the band 700 Mhz is also known as the “digital dividend”, because thanks to the conclusion analog signal transmissions of broadcast television, a set of frequencies are available for the deployment of mobile communications services.
The project of the Shared Networking federal government, will enable broadband services and the Internet at lower prices and higher quality, use at least 90 Mhz of spectrum in this band.
The Ifetel also reported to be issue the Programme for the case of low-power stations with permits and related equipment, which at December 31, 2015 do not carry digital television broadcasting.
This, for the population continues to receive this public service of general interest, while the licensees start with digital transmissions in the respective areas.
In this context he received warnings that 20 stations corresponding to 10 reduced their television licensees ERP, to frame policy in this course, so continue to make analog broadcasts.
Also, 477 low-power stations or stations additional equipment in various entities will continue to broadcast in analog format, as set out in the reform of the Federal Telecommunications Act and Broadcasting, published in the Official Journal on 18 December.
It is noteworthy that nearly 500 stations represent just over 1.0 percent of the population receiving broadcast television signals, as its primary coverage area is located in remote, scattered and sparsely populated areas.
In addition, holders of these stations should make the necessary investments and facilities in accordance with the deadlines in the program of Continuity and in no case shall exceed the resulting shares to 31 December 2016.
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