Thread: analouge or digital ? can you help me undersand.
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Old 22-03-2006, 16:14   #14
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Re: analouge or digital ? can you help me undersand.
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Originally Posted by jtwn
For the networks that need to be upgraded, its no real beef in leaving them analogue if digital cannot is not already offered. I mean, there are those parts that don't have digital or bb now.
But NTL would have to eventually turn-them off when analogue gets switched-off locally or pay for extra equipment to decode the digital signals and rebroadcast the analogue signals. In fact, I wonder if they would even be permitted to rebroadcast digital signals on analogue under the terms of their licence as they were refused permission to have BBC3 and BBC4 on analogue.
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