Belgium begins migration to DVB-T2

For now, only the Teletenne pay television service will broadcast exclusively in DVB-T2.

Over the next few weeks, the Belgian network operator Norkring Belgium will complete the migration of its broadcast centers to the DVB-T2 standard.

Before next April 20, the entire network will be ready for this second generation standard. For now, the pay television service operated by Telenet in the Frandes region, Teletenne, will only broadcast exclusively in DVB-T2.

For their part, the two multiplexes of the public television operators VRT (in Flemish) and RTBF (in French) will continue to broadcast in DVB-T, progressively starting broadcasts in the new standard.

The Teletenne service was launched in June 2012 and is made up of 13 television channels that will now be increased below the DVB-T2 standard.