Sinon quelqun s est il quelle est le rayon du canal VHF 7, j' ai entendu dire que l'on pouvait le recevoir jusqu'à strasbourg ou reims .

fabien57 a écrit:
Sinon quelqun s est il quelle est le rayon du canal VHF 7, j' ai entendu dire que l'on pouvait le recevoir jusqu'à strasbourg ou reims .



, filiale de RTL Group qui exploite l'émetteur de Dudelange Ginsterberg ne donne quant à lui que peu d'informations.
Since April 4th, 2006, the Belgium programs of RTL TVI, Club RTL, Plug TV and the Dutch channels RTL4, RTL5 and RTL7 can be viewed in DVB-T mode without any encryption on Channel 24. These programs are now broadcast on a national coverage in the MPEG-2 standard.
In order to watch these channels, you just need to install a set-top box or plug-in a small USB receiver. More than the significant quality improvement of the picture, this technology permits a reception on-the-go (anywhere, anytime...).
With the transfer to the channel 24, the analog broadcast of RTL TVI has been stopped, as well as channel 49 (RTL4) and channel 21-North (RTL5). Digital broadcast of M6 has started on the channel 7 in MPEG-2.
Furthermore, the 2 Luxemburgish programs are broadcast from the channel 27: RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg 1 and 2.
BCE has been commissioned to investigate the feasibility to broadcast a Luxemburgish multiplex in MPEG-4 mode. This new standard will allow in the future to broadcast HD programs, which are another specialty of the Production and Post-Production services of BCE.
BCE operates several high power radio transmitters out of the Grand-Duchy of Luxemburg, with coverage extending to many West European countries.
BCE has a unique and long expertise in transmission consulting, planning and set up of transmitters operations.
Among the transmitters directly operated by BCE, there are high-power AM transmitters in Beidweiler, Junglinster and Marnach. FM transmitters in Hosingen and Dudelange. BCE is therefore remarckably well positioned to offer broadcasting solutions for Radio and TV programs towards numerous European countries.
Currently, BCE broadcasts the radio programmes of RTL Radio Lëtzebuerg (first FM radio station in Luxemburg with a market share of 75%), RTL Radio France Long Wave (leader in the French general audience radio category), RTL Radio-Die besten Hits mit Gefühl (Germany), Radio Socio Culturelle 100,7 FM (from Luxemburg), as well as various other private programs.
BCE has always been at the forefront of new terrestrial transmission technologies. This explains why BCE now operates one of the first European DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) transmissions, out of Junglinster, for the coverage of France with the RTL Radio French programme transmission, as well as transmissions towards the UK and Germany. BCE is also closely associated to all activities pertaining to the development of Digital radio in Europe.





