Thailand DVB-T2 E e loaʻa i loko o 11 'āina ma June

Thailand DVB-T2 E e loaʻa i loko o 11 'āina ma June, VCAN Car DVB-T2 ho'āʻo a me ka wela-kuai.

By June, kanaka ma 11 key provinces – half of the country’s 22 million TV-equipped households – will be able to watch public and commercial channels on digital terrestrial television after its official launch on April 1, e like me ka National ka hoʻoleleʻana a me kele'ōlelo Komisina. Kēia i hōʻikeʻia ma hope o ka NBTC ka ka hoʻoleleʻana komite inehinei i aponoia i ka hopena o ka hope o ka malama o ka kudala o 24 commercial digital TV licenses.

i April, noho ma Bangkok, Nakhon Ratchasima, Chiang Mai, and Songkhla will be the first group in the Kingdom to experience this new digital service. Natee Sukonrat, Luna hoomalu o ke Komite, aku la keia e komo i loko o nā mea a pau 24 kalepa auwai a me kekahi i loko o ka lehulehu-ka hoʻoleleʻana waeʻano. i May, noho ma Ubon Ratchathani, Surat Thani, and Rayong will get access to this cutting-edge broadcasting service, a me ka poʻe i loko o Sing kanu iho la, Sukhothai, Khon Kaen, and Udon Thani will get the chance in June. Nate said the order in which various provinces were earmarked to receive the service was determined in accordance with the digital roll-out plan proposed by the four state-run operators of the existing analog networks. O ka mea o ka Royal Army, the operator of TV5; MCOT, the operator of Moderne TV; ka Public Aina e 'Oihana, a holo i ka moana NBT; a me Thai Public ka hoʻoleleʻana Service (Thai PBS).

Under the NBTC’s “must carry” rule, subscribers to cable and satellite TV services will also be able to view the new terrestrially based digital channels – 12 lehulehu, a 24 kalepa. 'Aʻole wale nō e oi ma mua o ka hapalua o ka 22 miliona nā mākua i loko o ka aina e i ia he TV e hiki keʻai i ka hou kikohoʻe auwai a, they will also be provided a Bt690 discount coupon by the NBTC for the purchase of either a set-top box or an integrated digital TV (iDTV) huapalapala. Kēia subsidy noaia ua nona i hua'ōleloʻo ka hoʻololi mai Analog e kikohoʻe. The broadcasting committee aims to distribute discount coupons to households in the rest of the country over the next four years.

Eia naʻe, Natee aku la i kona panel e kūkākūkā i ka Komite o ka NBTC ka noiʻi a me ka ulu puu dala i mahuahua ma ka dala o ka uku ho'ēmi coupons, e uhi i ka hui kala o ka huapalapala-luna poho a me antennas. (mai http://www.nationmultimedia.com/business/Digital-TV-to-be-available-in-11-provinces-by-June-30223611.html)