Goodbye analog - hello digital

From the end of August, Swiss Television channels SF1, SF2, SF info, TSI 1 and TSR 1 can only be received digitally via antenna throughout Graubünden. From the end of November, the SRG will switch off analog channels completely.

 From the end of August, Swiss Television channels SF1, SF2, SF info, TSI 1 and TSR 1 can only be received digitally via antenna throughout Graubünden. From the end of November, the SRG will switch off analog channels completely. As the news agency SDA writes in a report, the SRG is creating a nationwide network of transmitters for digital terrestrial television on behalf of the Federal Council. The basic supply of at least four SRG channels will be ensured with the so-called Digital Video Broadcasting Terrestrial. If you still want to receive Swiss channels via antennas, you have to buy a so-called set-top box. These devices cost around 150 francs.
There is no need for action for the majority of viewers, as television sets connected to cable or satellite dishes are not affected by the switch-off of the analog system.
 

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