BT has teamed up with
RTE, the
Irish national broadcasters, for a trial of digital TV for mobile-phone owners
in Dublin using the DAB signal used for digital audio broadcasts in Britain.
UK DAB specialist
Radioscape
is a partner in the trial, which mirrors the
BT Movio
service piloted in Oxford last year, and is expected to be offered
nationally soon.
The Eire trial will feature two TV and two radio channels. DAB was designed
for mobile audio use but can also be used for digital TV.
The main constraint is regulatory rather than technical: in Britain,
currently, only a small proportion of the available bandwidth can be put to
non-audio use.
But it faces competition from DVB-H, a mobile variant of the DVB-T signal
used for terrestrial TV broadcasts in the UK. DAB has an edge in Britain in that
the broadcasting infrastructure is already in place.
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