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Slovakia STVR terrestrial broadcasting transition
Overview
Slovak public broadcaster STVR has officially transitioned its third multiplex (MUX 3) to the DVB-T2 standard, marking the end of nationwide terrestrial broadcasting using the older DVB-T system in Slovakia.
The transition affects the broadcasting of four main programs: Jednotka, Dvojka, STVR 24, and STVR Šport. Following the switch, these channels are now available in Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080).
While viewers using cable, satellite, IPTV, or internet services remain unaffected, those using traditional antennas may experience service interruptions. Households with older televisions or set-top boxes that do not support the DVB-T2 standard and the HEVC (H.265) codec will require hardware upgrades to continue receiving these free-to-air channels. Towercom recommends that viewers perform an automatic or manual channel re-scan to update their device settings.
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Timeline
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7 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSlovakia STVR programs to transition to DVB-T2 standardSlovak STVR programs will transition to the DVB-T2 broadcasting standard on September 22, 2026, requiring antenna-based viewers to re-scan their devices to maintain access to channels.
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9 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSTVR announces DVB-T2 transition and Titan OS introduces unskippable adsSTVR is transitioning Slovak terrestrial TV to the DVB-T2 standard on September 22, while Titan OS smart TVs face new unskippable home-screen advertisements.
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11 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesSTVR to transition terrestrial broadcasting to DVB-T2 standardSTVR will switch its terrestrial broadcasting to the DVB-T2 standard on September 22, 2026, requiring antenna users to retune their devices to maintain access to public channels.
Sources
europa.pravda.sk · gemercan.sk · nitrak.sk · techbyte.sk · tvguru.cz · zurnal.pravda.sk
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