New DVB-T2 Croatia

New DVB-T2 Croatia：Croatian mgbasaozi n'ikuku na telcos bụ nọgide na-eme ihe ọ bụla ọhụrụ investments tupu 2020.

-Ekwu okwu ná a forum na ọdịnihu nke UHF gbalaga, organized by HAKOM and quoted byBusiness, Zeliko Tabakovic, na regulator si osote onyeisi, kwuru na mgba ọkụ na-DVB-T2 ga-achọ ịrịba ego site niile ọzọ echegbu.

Research site HAKOM-atụ aro na 1.2 nde TV ekiri ga nwere ịzụta ma DVB-T2 igbe ma ọ bụ ọhụrụ tent. Nyere na igbe ugbu a na-eri HRK250 (€ 32.40), a ga-anọchi anya a ngụkọta outlay nke HRK300 nde.

Ọzọkwa, 11 nke 13 mgbasaozi n'ikuku jụrụ ya ajụjụ ndị regulator kwuru na ha Akpara akwaga HD na 720p ọkọlọtọ na-esote afọ ise.

N'ihu ọha ekesịpde HTV-atụ anya na-etinye ego HRK100 nde na azụmahịa ụgbọ Rtl HRK5 nde, Nova TV over HRK1 million, and others HRK3-4 million.

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

N'ihi na ya akụkụ, HAKOM na-ekwu na ndị Mbugharị ka DVB-T2 ga-eme gburugburu 2020.

Ọ na-agbakwụnye na a mkpebi na frequencies eji na mbụ na nke abụọ DTT multiplexes ga-ọchịchị n'ụzọ.

HAKOM pụta ìhè na Sweden, Finland, Germany, and France are rushing to award the digital dividend and switch to DVB-T2 while the UK plans to do so in 2020.