26.08.2013 10:11
Nizhny Novgorod. August 26. NTA-Volga region – Last weekend in Sergachev (Nizhny Novgorod region) held a grand launching ceremony of digital television.
The press office of the governor and the regional government.
According to a press release, the event was attended by Minister of support and development of small business and consumer market and services Nizhny Novgorod Region Denis Labuza and director of Nizhny Novgorod branch RTRS Michael Nebolsin.
“Just the Nizhny Novgorod region to create a network of digital terrestrial TV broadcasting stations, remodeled 12. In addition, to be built over 30 new transmitting stations. Currently TSETV signal is available in the Nizhny Novgorod region, where more than 2.5 million people – said M.Nebolsin. – radio and television transmitting station in Sergachev – the eleventh object in a digital network broadcast area. power level of 2 kW. signal will be available in the area with a nominal radius of 44 km. population coverage – 117.05 thousand. Broadcasting will be conducted in the DVB-T2 standard for 32 TCE (frequency 562 MHz). Residents will now be able to take in a high quality package of 10 programs RTRS-1: Channel, St. Petersburg – Channel Five, “Russia-1″, “Russia-2″, “Russia-24″, “Russia-K”, NTV, a children’s channel “Carousel,” “TV Center” – Moscow, as we ll as the newly created Public TV channel Russia. Prior to launching TSETV Sergachev was available in seven analog channels “.
” In September, we will enter into operation in the transmitter Lukoyanov . Thus, the first step in creating a digital television network in the region associated with renovations of existing facilities, will be completed, “- he added.
In addition, as part of the launching ceremony of Nizhny Novgorod branch RTRS unfolded exit counseling center in which residents of the city were able to learn how to connect to digital and what equipment to use. For more information on the transition in the field of broadcasting to the digital standard is also available in the center of Nizhny Novgorod branch of consulting support RTRS at (831) 245-20-15.
transition to digital terrestrial broadcasting is carried out within the framework of the federal program The development of broadcasting in the Russian Federation for 2009-2015 “. Fully complete the creation of the network is planned in 2015. then the digital signal will be available throughout the Nizhny Novgorod region, and the number of broadcast TV stations reach 20. After 2015, the planned phased shutdown of analog broadcasting.
to connect the-air digital broadcasts, you use a regular TV antenna decimeter (UHF) band. antenna can be either room or outside. Her performance for each user are individual and depend on the distance from the radio and television stations and, as a consequence, the level of accepted signal. to receive digital terrestrial television, the subscriber must have a digital TV tuner, DVB-T2, support for video compression standard MPEG-4 and Mode Multiple PLP, or the special digital set-top box to the TV tuner DVB-T2.
Nizhny Novgorod branch RTRS broadcast digital programs in Nizhny Novgorod, Arzamas, Big Murashkino, Vyksa Sarov, Kovernino, Pavlov, transports and Shahunya. Broadcasting is in test mode. Nizhny Novgorod Region in the area of ??digital broadcast transmitter RTS “Sergach”: Sergach, Buturlinsky, Krasnooktjabr, Pilnensky – in full, Gaginskaya, Sechenovskiy, Spassky, the Princess, Shatkovsky – partially.
Vyksa and Arzamas at the launch of digital terrestrial television head of the region Valery Shantsev said that with the transition to digital broadcasting residents of Nizhny Novgorod area can appreciate the benefits of a clear, vivid picture. As the governor said, the transition to digital TV will be interactive. According to the Minister of Information Technology, Communications and Media of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Sergei Kuchin, by the end of 2013 the entire region will be covered by the new broadcast format and the inhabitants of many settlements will be able to view additional channels that were not previously available.
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