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rhysb

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#15840 10-Sep-2007 18:51
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Does anybody know whether Freeview will be transmitting ac3 (dolby digital) audio on the DVB-T service next year?







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Fossie
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  #86185 10-Sep-2007 20:16
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I hope so.



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  #86229 11-Sep-2007 09:30
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rhysb:

Does anybody know whether Freeview will be transmitting ac3 (dolby digital) audio on the DVB-T service next year?



If they're running HD then DD5.1. Normal SD who knows.. Ther'es not much MPEG4 DVB-T places around the world to get any info from regarding this..




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