Cuba to begin digital TV test next month
(Xinhua)
08:23, May 28, 2013
HAVANA, May 27 (Xinhua) -- Cuba will begin next month the first test on
digital television in zones of Havana, using the Digital Terrestrial
Multimedia Broadcast (DTMB) Chinese standard, official daily "Granma"
reported Monday.
"Beginning from June, a demonstration of digital television service in
Havana will allow the performance of broadcasting tests in real
conditions," the daily quoted a statement by the Communications Ministry
as saying.
As part of the test, signal decoder boxes, "that can receive and
visualize the digital signal in the current televisions," will be
distributed in selected neighborhoods to achieve an adequate
geographical distribution in different reception conditions within the
Cuban capital city.
The equipments were donated to Cuba by the Chinese government according
to an agreement signed between the two countries.
"Granma" said since it was a test, the boxes would be delivered after a
payment of 7.35 Cuban pesos (about 33 U.S. cents).
The goal is to introduce digital TV in Cuba in a gradual way and by
regions, according to the economic possibilities and as part of the
international technical evolution.
Analog reception will not be affected by the testing, according to the
Communications Ministry.
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