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AEC challenges for analogue switch off Tode Mitreski Ohrid, may 2011

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AEC challenges for analogue switch off

Tode MitreskiOhrid, may 2011

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The digital switchover process is underway

Around the world, countries have launched their digital terrestrial television (DTT) services

And begun planning to switch off their analogue networks

A few pioneer countries in Europe have already completed the process

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The digital switchover process is underway

analogue switch-off is not easyEnding the transmission of analogue servicescan have dire consequences should viewers not be

adequately preparedThe process of analogue switch-off will differ in

countries

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The digital switchover process is underway

The experiences of countries that have completed analogue switch-off

Understanding which approaches work best, as well as pitfalls that should be avoided, can help ensure a successful process

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Goals of analogue switch-off

Switching the terrestrial platform from analogue to digital technology is no easy feat

The full broadcast network must be converted

The process is fully justified because digital switchover brings many benefits to the government, broadcast community, and general public

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GE06 Allotment zones

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Spectrum efficiency

By converting the terrestrial television platform from analogue to digital technology, countries can benefit from the increased spectrum efficiency offered by digital technology

To ensure the maximum benefits of digital switchover, countries in a given region should agree to convert to digital broadcasting if possible using a coordinated approach

The agreement sets 17 June 2015 as the date after which countries will no longer be required to protect the analogue services of neighbouring countries against

interference and be able to freely use frequencies assigned for digital services

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Securing the future of the terrestrial platform

Viewers have many different options for accessing television

services

The emergence of new television platforms has provided

viewers

with new television opportunities, such as more choice and

premium content in comparison with the terrestrial platform

The launch of a new multichannel service, often freely available,

has helped the terrestrial platform to successfully compete with

other television platforms

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Where to begin the process?

Determining where to begin the analogue switch-

off process varies between countries

Some countries, have begun the process in large

urban areas with high population densities but few

transmitters

Other countries, especially those with a high

reliance on the terrestrial television platform, have

opted to begin the process in areas with low

population densities

In some countries, analogue switch-off has been

tested in pilot areas

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National approach to analogue switch-off

In a national approach to analogue switch-off, analogue services

are ended simultaneously across the whole country

All viewers benefit from the advantages of digital switchover, as

viewers are treated equally and given the same access to

services but equally all suffer from the need to equip for digital

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Issued licenses for using frequencies for broadcasting

services in VHF and UHV bands for whole territory of

Macedonia

Number of issued licenses for analog TV: 549

Number of issued licenses for digital TV: 30

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Allotment – Zones

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RRC 06

IME NA ZONATA

VHFDVB-T

VHF T-DAB UHF-DVB-T

1 21 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1011 12

D1 CRN VRV 6 11C 12C 23 262

83

04

0475

25

36

16

5   

D2 STRACIN 9 11C 12C 21 374

14

24

6505

66

06

46

7  

D3 TURTEL 7 11C 12C 22 243

23

83

9434

45

55

86

26

6  

D4 BOSKIJA 8 11C 12C 21 343

74

14

9505

45

76

46

86

9  

D5 PELISTER 9 11A 12A 22 252

93

33

7384

24

65

86

06

367

D6 MALI VLAJ 5 11A 12A 26 323

63

94

1445

05

26

16

56

669

D7 STOGOVO 6 11A 12A 21 283

13

53

7434

75

15

75

9   

D8 POPOVA [APKA 10 11C 12C 24 27

343

63

8415

05

55

66

46

D9 GRAD SKOPJE   11A 12A 25 29

333

74

5485

15

76

8     

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5%

6%

60%

5%

25%

0%

0%

IPTV

Digital

Cable

Satellite

Antenna

No watch TV

Other

How viewers in Macedonia receive the TV signal

Source: Ipsos Strategic Puls

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5%

3%

6%

5%

68%

45%

4%

5%

16%

41%

0%

0%

0%

0%

Urban

Rural

IPTV

Digital

Cable

Satellite

Antena

No watch TV

Other

How viewers in Macedonia receive the TV signal according area(rural and urban)

Source: Ipsos Strategic Puls

Type

of p

opul

ation

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Experience of simulcast in Macedonia

Date of launching of 3MUX-s by ONE, September

Harmful interferences at current analogue broadcasters

Sitel Kanal 5 А1 Telma Alsat

Number of CH/location

54/ Tumbe Kafe

64/ Tepavci

62/ Topolcani

68/ Tepafci

48/ Tumbe Kafe

63/Borlicevo

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Current situation of digitalization in Macedonia

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Current situation of digitalization in Macedonia

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Current situation of digitalization in Macedonia

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Interference AnalysisAnalog TV v.s. Digital TV:

• co-channel;• Upper adjacent channel;• Lower adjacent channel;

Digital TV v.s Analog TV :

• co-channel;

• Upper adjacent channel;

• Lower adjacent channel;

Digital TV v.s Digital TV :

• co-channel;• Upper adjacent channel;• Lower adjacent channel;D:\digitale handbook\TVDigitalAnalógico\HTM\Principal.htm

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Cooperation among neighbor countries in the process of digitalization –WHY?

Different dates of launching of DVB-T in the countries of our region;

Because of the large number of issued licenses in Macedonia (national and local TV stations) we were not able to assign fully digital multiplexes according GE-06;

Occurrence of problems in border zones when all the neighbors

will begin with simulcast ;

AEC signed memorandums of understanding with regulatory bodies in neighboring countries: Bulgaria, Kosovo, Albania, Serbia and Greece; • basis for further cooperation and resolving problems that will

arise in the process of digitalization in the region

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23 CH

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26 CH

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34 CH

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Measurement data

Tx Rx CHCountrie

sTransmit

terUser IDNT Type Ем. Range

Strength of field Pol. Az. Location CoordinationHeight Date

490M000000

M000000

23

GRC       BT X7F8M00

50 H 200 ПР/Могила213314.6/412002.

695.023.06.10

513M000000

M000000

26 GRC       BT X7F8M00

53 H 120 ГВ/Гевгелија223038.3/410849.

65.005.08.10

535M000000

0M000000

29

GRC       BT X7F8M00

53 H 120 ГВ/Гевгелија223038.3/410849.

70.005.08.10

490M000000

M000000

23 GRC       BT X7F8M00

55 H 160 ПР/Могила213314.6/412002.

698.027.10.10

490M000000

M000000

23

GRC       BT X7F8M00

27 H 170 БТ/аер. 212527.6/410116.

597.020.04.11

490M000000

M000000

23

GRC       BT X7F8M00

54 H 190 ПР/Могила213314.6/412002.

694.021.04.11

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Thank you very much for your attention