id=”intertext1″> Saturday and Sunday are the last days to adjust the TV to receive the digital signal. This allows TVP programs will be on display in a much better quality.
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id=”intertext1″> transition from analogue broadcasting (the one we have now) into a digital signal is associated with a gradual switch-off of old analogue transmitters.
People who receive TV from the transmitter in Krynice near Bialystok (Bialystok region, Suwalki and Lomza part) must be prepared to receive the digital signal to June 17. People who receive the program from the transmitter in Lomza and Mi?ki near Gi?ycka have time to prepare for the July 23. According to information provided by the Office of Electronic Communications show that in communities in the west of the region receives a signal from different transmitters, hence the need to inform people about the need to prepare for digital reception.
Turning off analogue transmitters is that the reception of TV channels will be possible only after installing the proper equipment: DVB-T set-top boxes and connected to an external antenna. I think that TV is the new generation and the decoder has been built. All the technical details are carefully described and illustrated on page www.cyfryzacja.gov.pl. You can also see a freephone number 800 007 788 analog signal off ceremony held at the TVP Bialystok next Monday in the chair. 6 in the morning. The event will be attended by the minister of administration and digitization Michal Boni, a board member of TVP SA Marian Zalewski, the Podlasie province governor and representatives of local governments.
Ewelina Sadowska-Dubicka
ewelina.s @ bialystokonline.pl
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