Strategy of the Republic of Slovenia for the digital switchover

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STRATEGY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA FOR THE SWITCHOVER FROM ANALOGUE TO DIGITALBROADCASTINGcan assert with near certainty that this is a key factor in the growth of T-DAB.In various countries, a maximum percentage of multiplex is set for the T-DAB system – channel capacity – that may be contributed to datatransmission and data services, for which special concessions are awarded.Following on from this, the DMB system is increasingly used; it is hoped inthe near future to link it with the DVB-H system.Limits on data transmission in various countries:Belgium: maximum 10 %Denmark: maximum 10 %Germany: maximum 20 %Italy: not specifiedSingapore: up to 35 %Spain: maximum 20 %Thailand: minimum 50 % for audio transmissionUnited Kingdom: maximum 20 %T-DAB presence in EU (share of public and commercial providers):With regard to frequency spectra dedicated to T-DAB transmission, theRepublic of Slovenia has reserved enough spare channels so that terrestrial62
STRATEGY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA FOR THE SWITCHOVER FROM ANALOGUE TO DIGITALBROADCASTINGdigital radio could be introduced today, but the lack of consumer interest andthe inadequate supply of T-DAB receivers are a major obstacle.We can expect interest on the part of Slovenian users to increase with thestart of commercial broadcasts of T-DAB signals and the increasing number ofnew stations and services.In addition to the T-DAB network on channel 12, which was agreed inWiesbaden in 1995, two networks are additionally proposed in the VHF range.There would thus be three networks in the VHF range with national coverageand local networks available for radio in the L-range, as agreed in Maastrichtin 2002.Licences would be awarded under uniform criteria and procedures such asthose applying to digital broadcasting as a whole. The licensing and coverageprocedures would operate on the basis of units – allotments, and would thenbe combined into larger regional and national coverage networks.Wiesbaden '95:o 12 B – eastern RSo 12 C – western RSMaastricht '02:o LG – eastern RSo LA – western RSo LH - eastern RSo LF– western RSo LD – eastern RS excluding Prekmurje and the City of Mariboro LC– western RSo LI – eastern part of RS (only Dolenjska, Zasavje and Ljubljana)o LE – western part of RS (only Gorenjska and Goriška)o LM – Prekmurjeo LE – City of Mariboro LO – Celje and Obsoteljeo LK – Koroška63
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