Koloesia fo'ou 'o e DVB-T2

Koloesia fo'ou 'o e DVB-T2：'Oku tokanga telia 'a hono fai 'o ha fa'ahinga 'inivesi fo'ou kimu'a 'a e kau fakamafola lea faka-Koloesia mo e telcos 2020.

Lea 'i ha fakataha'anga 'i he kaha'u 'o e kautaha UHF, organized by HAKOM and quoted byPoslovni, Tabakovic 'o e Zeliko, the regulator’s assistant director, said that the switch to DVB-T2 would require significant funding by all parties concerned.

Research by HAKOM suggests that 1.2 million TV viewers will have to buy either DVB-T2 boxes or new sets. Given that boxes currently cost HRK250 (€32.40), this will represent a total outlay of HRK300 million.

Furthermore, 11 ʻo e 13 broadcasters questioned by the regulator said that they plan to migrate to HD with the 720p standard in the next five years.

'I he kakai 'a e HTV 'oku fie ma'u ke fakamoleki ha HRK100 miliona mo e ngaahi feitu'u fakakomesiale RTL HRK5 miliona, Nova TV over HRK1 million, and others HRK3-4 million.

Lolotonga, mobile operators say that after having bought the first dividend they do not want to invest in the second one before 2020.

Ki he konga hono, Na'e pehe 'e HAKOM 'e hoko 'a e fononga ki DVB-T2 'i he funga 2020.

'Oku ne tanaki mai ko ha fili 'i he malava ke ngaue 'aki 'e he multiplexes DTT 'a e 'uluaki mo e ua 'e fakapolitikale 'i natula.

Fakamahino 'e HAKOM 'a Sueteni, Finilani, Siamane, and France are rushing to award the digital dividend and switch to DVB-T2 while the UK plans to do so in 2020.