SRG will only broadcast digitally from November
On behalf of the Federal Council, the SRG is transitioning from analog to digital broadcasting, in this case to DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting – Terrestrial).
On behalf of the Federal Council, SRG is converting from analog to digital broadcasting, in this case to DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting - Terrestrial). As reported by Der Bund today, the country's analog supply will be discontinued on November 26. With DVB-T, reception of SF 1, SF 2, TSR 1 and TSI 1 will be possible throughout Switzerland.
According to the federal government, around 170,000 households (eight percent) in German-speaking Switzerland are affected by the switch-off, i.e. those whose television set is neither connected to a cable operator's network nor to a satellite dish. However, you can continue to use your existing television set to receive DVB-T. However, you will need a so-called set-top box (costing around CHF 150) from a specialist dealer.
According to the federal government, around 170,000 households (eight percent) in German-speaking Switzerland are affected by the switch-off, i.e. those whose television set is neither connected to a cable operator's network nor to a satellite dish. However, you can continue to use your existing television set to receive DVB-T. However, you will need a so-called set-top box (costing around CHF 150) from a specialist dealer.
