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July 4th 03, 08:35 PM
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DTT Mux info
I know it has been done before but could someone 'refresh/ me with the
details of which services are on each of the 5 DTT MUXs and which are 64QAM - please. Richard 
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July 5th 03, 02:25 PM
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"Richard Watkinson" wrote
I know it has been done before but could someone 'refresh/ me with the details of which services are on each of the 5 DTT MUXs and which are 64QAM - please. See below :- http://mediabullet.co.uk/bullet/dttn...page=multiplex
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July 8th 03, 06:40 AM
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DTT Mux info
Tony Stanley wrote:
QAM is the correct terminology for the DTT coding, Cofdm is another level on top. It just represents how many levels in the carrier amplitude are used to carry data. The Cofdm bit is the x-thousand carriers with very long bit periods, and a few other tricks. As for which ones are 64QAM, I believe all are 16QAM except the ITV Mux, but am not 100% sure. ITV Mux (Mux 2) and SDN (Mux A). In other words, ITV-1,2, C4, C5 QVC, Bid-up Tv, and BBC Radios 1-4 are all at 64QAM, and therefore more susceptible to interference
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