The Broadcast Commission (BC) under the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) announced in the last quarter of 2013 that it plans to give DTTV license through open auction within December 2013. The prospectus has been priced at 1 million baht and many of the incumbent content owners providers as well as studios bought the prospectus. If all goes well, the auction will result in 4 categories of licenses: High Definition TV, Standard Definition TV, Children TV and Digital News TV. The number of provider who will survive the auction is still unknown.
Prior to the auction announcement, BC quietly granted a bottleneck "network" license to existing government incumbent which means that all the new DTTV providers have to send DTTV signal to these governmental MUX providers at the price fixed by the providers themselves. In response to claim of uncertainty and in order to lessen financial risk to potential bidders might face after the granting of license, BC came out to state that it encouraged the "potential" bidders to "negotiate" MUX price/charge before going into the bidding room.
note (*) Temporary broadcast or Broadcast experiment
Multiplexes (MUX)
Digital television network operators in Thailand consists of Royal Thai Army (2 Multiplexes), MCOT, The Government Public Relations Department (PRD) and Thai Public Broadcasting Service (ThaiPBS)
digital, terrestrial, television, thailand, digital, terrestrial, television, system, launched, thailand, 2014, employs, digital, encoding, standard, broadcast, commission, under, national, broadcasting, telecommunications, commission, nbtc, announced, last, q. The digital terrestrial television system was launched in Thailand in 2014 it employs DVB T2 as its digital encoding standard The Broadcast Commission BC under the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission NBTC announced in the last quarter of 2013 that it plans to give DTTV license through open auction within December 2013 The prospectus has been priced at 1 million baht and many of the incumbent content owners providers as well as studios bought the prospectus If all goes well the auction will result in 4 categories of licenses High Definition TV Standard Definition TV Children TV and Digital News TV The number of provider who will survive the auction is still unknown Prior to the auction announcement BC quietly granted a bottleneck network license to existing government incumbent which means that all the new DTTV providers have to send DTTV signal to these governmental MUX providers at the price fixed by the providers themselves In response to claim of uncertainty and in order to lessen financial risk to potential bidders might face after the granting of license BC came out to state that it encouraged the potential bidders to negotiate MUX price charge before going into the bidding room Contents 1 List of channels on multiplexes 2 Multiplexes MUX 3 See also 4 Notes 5 ReferencesList of channels on multiplexes Edit24 Commercial broadcasting Owner Variety HD Variety SD NewsThe One Enterprise a One 31 GMM 25 NoBangkok Media PPTV No NoTriple V Thairath TV No NoAmarin Amarin TV No NoRS Vision No Channel 8 NoWorkpoint No Workpoint TV NoNation No No Nation TVTrue b No true4U TNN16Mono Next No MONO29 NoJKN Global Group former DN Broadcasting No No JKN18BEC Multimedia Channel 3 HD No No 24 public broadcasting Local 12 public broadcasting Name Owner Type Channel NumberNBT The Government Public Relations Department Public TV HD 2Thai PBS Thai Public Broadcasting Service Public TV HD 3Active Learning Television ALTV Thai Public Broadcasting Service Educational TV SD 4Channel 5 Royal Thai Army Public TV HD 5T Sports Ministry of Tourism and Sports Sports channels SD 7TPTV The Secretariat of The House of Representatives Parliament SD 10NBT Regional TV The Government Public Relations Department Public and Regional TV HD 11MCOT HD MCOT Public TV HD 30Channel 7 Royal Thai Army Public TV HD 35note Temporary broadcast or Broadcast experimentMultiplexes MUX EditDigital television network operators in Thailand consists of Royal Thai Army 2 Multiplexes MCOT The Government Public Relations Department PRD and Thai Public Broadcasting Service ThaiPBS PRD TV5 MUX2 MCOT TPBS TV5 MUX5Public Television NBT HD 2 Thai PBS HD 3 ALTV 4 Channel 5 HD 5 T Sports 7 TPTV 10 NBT Regional TV 11 MCOT HD 30 Channel 7 HD 35 News TNN 16 JKN18 18 Nation TV 22 SD Workpoint TV 23 True4U 24 GMM 25 25 Channel 8 27 MONO29 29 HD One 31 31 Thairath TV 32 Channel 3 HD 33 Amarin TV 34 PPTV 36 See also EditTelevision in Thailand Digital television transitionNotes Edit subsidiaries of GMM Grammy Through subsidiaries Thai News Network and True4U StationReferences Edit This Thailand related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This Asian television related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Digital terrestrial television in Thailand amp oldid 1132541970, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
