The Ministry of Industry also enable this summer additional DTT frequency coastal provinces suffering in the hot months signal a weakening of digital terrestrial television by what is known in technical jargon as a "mirror effect": the combination of sea, humidity and high temperatures.
Servimedia As reported to a spokesman for Industry, Manchester will have from May 4, more frequencies, to prevent the citizens of these provinces may run out of DVB-T because the programs are tuned throughout the year are affected by an alteration of the conditions of propagation of heat waves.
The department headed by Miguel Sebastian enabled extra frequencies in the summer of 2010 when he learned that thousands of homes in coastal regions were unable to watch TV in English phenomenon called "fading." Initially it was an interim measure for the summer of 2010, but the retuning also be available this summer.
Increased frequencies is possible thanks to advances in compression capability of digital video and audio. To enjoy this offer additional programs, citizens only have to retune their receiver equipment in the event that your computer is the ease of retuning automatically.
Sources: Mundoplus and Servimedia
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