Digital television will introduce in all regional centers of Kazakhstan by the end of 2013 - REGNUM

largest operator of broadcasting JSC “Kazteleradio” embarking on the second phase of the introduction of digital television in Kazakhstan. By the end of 2013, the installation of equipment in the remaining 12 regional centers, the chief PR-services company Dana Kasimov .

Kazakh channels in digital format is now available to residents of Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, and Dzhezkazgan Zhanaozen. On completion of the first phase of the state program for the transition to digital broadcasting “Kazteleradio” announced last summer. However, as explained Kasymov, by the end of 2013, so far only cover a certain part of the country.

“This year we also have big plans. Will implementation of the second stage, which includes all regional centers. now being prepared, the plan in the third quarter, it’s August-September, he will be a start. either build will be the new station, or will upgrade those that already have “- explained the portal Tengrinews chief PR-services company.

She also recalled that Kazakhstan are two types of digital TV with digital broadcasting, which includes up to 30 domestic television and radio channels (in areas up to 15), as well as digital satellite, free package which includes 44 TV channel. To view the “numbers” necessary boxes or satellite. The subscription fee for connecting the package “Elite” digital satellite TV is about two thousand tenge (about 400 rubles).

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“Satellite TV is especially important for the villages where there is no broadcast. Immediately automatically free package includes 44 TV channel, our home. There are two packages -” Standard “and” Elite “if you connect to the” Elite “and there will be 100 channels “, – concluded the Kasymov, noting that the composition of channels in digital broadcasting is approved by the Government of the Republic and will be reviewed every three years.

Recall that in the framework of the transition from analogue to digital terrestrial TV broadcasting, calculated for 2011-2015, envisaged phased construction of digital terrestrial broadcasting networks to ensure that by 2015 95% coverage of the population.