Filipaina ISDB-T: GMA7, ABS-CBN, Suʻe le TV5 ile TV numera
The Philippines’ three biggest television networks are upgrading their broadcast systems to Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcast (DTTB) mai talafaʻatusatusa e faʻamalieina ai manaʻoga tekonolosi a le National Telecommunications Commission (NTC). I le failaina ma le NTC, GMA Network Inc.. sailia le faʻamaonia mo le liuaina o lona VHF TV faʻasalalauga nofoaga i Quezon City mai le analog i le digital terrestrial TV. “E tusa ai ma le NTC Memorandum Circular Nu 07-12-2014, Faʻaalia ma le faʻaaloalo e GMA lona faʻamoemoe e suia lana tautua TV televave i le DTTB o loʻo faʻaaoga ai tapulaʻa faʻatekinolosi ua faʻatulagaina e le Komisi mamalu.,” GMA said in its letter to the NTC. I totonu 2014, the NTC issued the implementing rules of an order that all broadcast companies in the country must adopt the Japanese standard’s Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting—Terrestrial (ISDB-T) inisinia, the most advanced international standard on DTTB, for the rollout of their digital TV service. The Commission’s initiative seeks to implement the transition from analog to digital TV at the “earliest practicable time.” “GMA remains legally, financially and technically qualified to maintain and operate the proposed DTTB service,” the TV network said, adding that it is working to comply with the implementing rules and regulations and related guidelines on the transition set by the NTC. ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. is also proposing to operate its existing UHF frequency Channel 23 TV station in Metro Manila in digital terrestrial TV service mode using the ISDB-T technology, which is the most advanced international standard on DTTB. The proposal by the Lopez-owned ABS-CBN Network is to put up a single frequency network (SFN) of five transmitter sites, including the existing transmitter site of its analog service in Quezon City. The others will be placed in Guiguinto Bulacan, Silang Cavite, Makati and Mandaluyong cities, which cover 95 percent of its service coverage areas with fixed antenna reception. The transmission is designed so that fixed reception for 99 percent availability is achieved with Metro Manila area. ABS-CBN presently operates the DWAC-TV station at UHF Channel 23 as an analog service. The NTC assigned the same channel for its DTT service. ABS-CBN will use the existing analog transmitter site in Quezon City for the DTT service, as well as new sites in Guiguinto Bulacan, Silang Cavite, Makati and Mandaluyong. Likewise, TV5 owner ABC Development Corp. is seeking approval for the conversion of its UFH TV broacast station in San Jose Occidental Mindoro, Kalibo in Aklan, Roxas City Capiz, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Aparri in Cagayan and Vigan, Ilocos i Matu, Iligan, Isabela, Olongapo City i Zambales, Taulaga o Tacloban, O oloa siiatoa a East Samar, Aai o Dipolog i Zamboanga del Norte. O lana pepa o loʻo faʻaalia ai "o le tagata talosaga faʻaalia lona manatu e faʻaliliu lana tautua televise faʻataʻitaʻi i le tautua DTTB o loʻo faʻaaoga ai tapulaʻa faʻatekonolosi faʻatulagaina e le NTC ma o loʻo ia usitaʻia le faʻatulafonoina., tamaoaiga ma tulaga tau tupe tulaga ma manaʻoga faʻataʻatia i le IRR mo DTTB, ma isi lava taʻiala e tatau ona tuuina atu e le Afioga i le Komisi e faʻamalosia ai le femalagaaʻi ma le liliuina o le analog televise i le DTTB service. Na fai mai foi le kamupani e "faaletulafono, agavaa tau tupe ma faʻatekinolosi e faʻaauau ai le faʻagaioiga o le UFH Television Broadcast Station faʻaaogaina le DTTB service. Punavai mai http://www.manilatimes.net/gma7-abs-cbn-tv5-shifting-to-digital-tv/177686/ Sili Filipaina ISDB-T mai VCAN.