Percival Sweetwater wrote:
> Norway switched off its FM in December 2017.
> It uses DAB+ radio. This is far better than the below 128kBPS mp3
> quality that we have to put up with in brexitland.
In shocking news today, a person from "God's own County" admitted to
being within the UK !!
BJW wrote:
> b/c mobile internet isn't free, and afaik, doesn't have the reach or
> penetration of broadcasting. that isn't to say it won't tho,
> eventually.
Indeed. It makes more sense to improve mobile internet coverage than to
deploy a parallel FM infrastructure.
"To try to judge the
b/c mobile internet isn't free, and afaik, doesn't have the reach or
penetration of broadcasting. that isn't to say it won't tho,
eventually.
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BJW wrote:
> one wonders if digital FM broadcasting will gain enough of a foothold to
> actually survive?
Why would it? There is mobile Internet...
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
i believe the article said Norway switched off its national FMs, but
locals still do FM.
i know very little about the various DAB implementations. i think if
the different gov'ts of the world want to go all digital to replace
analog FM so they can reclaim the spectrum for other uses they will
Norway switched off its FM in December 2017.
It uses DAB+ radio. This is far better than the below 128kBPS mp3
quality that we have to put up with in brexitland.
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wow, i never thought i'd see this. unlike TV, which made sense to go
all digital, it seemed to me that analog FM radio would live forever,
for a variety of reasons...
one wonders if digital FM broadcasting will gain enough of a foothold to
actually survive? tech like 5G could supplant it b4
Possibly earlier (subject to industry consultation).
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2019/09/04/switzerland-to-end-fm-broadcasts/
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