ፊሊፒንስ ISDB-T ከዚህ በፊት ይቀየራል። 2020

Philippine ISDB-T will be finished shift before 2020, VCAN ISDB-T has been tested in the Philippines. Alvin Bernard Blanco, chief of the National Telecommunications Commission’s (NTC) Broadcast Services Division, said the country could migrate to digital TV as early as 2020. “It could take anywhere from 5 ወደ 10 years,” he said, adding that the Information and Communications Technology Office (ICTO) is finalizing the migration plan.

The migration plan will address the policy, regulatory and technical issues as well as fiscal considerations for the country’s migration to digital TV broadcasting, including the date for the planned analog shut-off (ASO), after which no analog TV will be allowed to operate. Last month, የ NTC የመጨረሻውን ተግባራዊ ደንቦች እና መመሪያዎች የተሰጠ (IRR) የዲጂታል ቴሌቪዥን ለ, የጃፓን የተቀናበሩ አገልግሎቶች አሃዛዊ ስርጭት-ምድራዊም ስንቀበል (ISDB-T) መለኪያ.

የ IRR በታች, አንድ የመተላለፊያ 6 megahertz ለእያንዳንዱ የተፈቀደለት ዲጂታል ከማግኘታቸውም በላይ ቴሌቪዥን ተመድቧል ይሆናል (DTT) እያንዳንዱ የአገልግሎት አካባቢ ለ አቅራቢ. የ NTC ደግሞ ድግግሞሽ ቡድኖች ይመደባል 512-698 ሜኸ (ሰርጦች 21 ወደ 51) DTT. “A duly authorized DTT service provider shall have the option in its application to the Commission to adopt either single or multi-program HDTV format or single or multi-program SDTV format or any combination thereof for its digital service,” NTC said, adding that any subsequent change in the program format shall require the regulator’s approval. The agency said the provision of new programs, including high-definition (ከፍተኛ ጥራት) programs, is encouraged in addition to analog legacy programs. Free-to-air TV or non-cable households comprise 90 percent of the Philippines’ 17 million viewers.

Besides Japan, other countries that use ISDB-T are Brazil, ፔሩ, ቺሊ, ቨንዙዋላ, ኢኳዶር, Costa Rica and Paraguay. (from http://www.interaksyon.com/business/103414/philippine-shift-to-digital-tv-seen-by-2020)