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[Dork(original)]

Not sure if the dates have been released yet.
Will it ever happen?(rhetorical question)
http://www.heraldsun...x-1226408288727
Paul.

Edited by Mr craptastic, 25 June 2012 - 08:18 PM.

[digital doctor spock]

The Herald Sun headline " Melbourne last to move to full digital" could create an incorrect picture of the TV landscape in some peoples minds. Full digital is available in Melbourne now as it has been for some years but the digital / analogue simulcast will end in Melbourne on 10th Dec next year when the analogue services are switched off forever. The headline should have read "Melbourne last to switch off analogue TV" which is very true. It will certainly happen as it already has in most regional areas of Australia.

[pc9]

digital doctor spock, on 27 June 2012 - 11:53 AM, said:

The Herald Sun headline " Melbourne last to move to full digital" could create an incorrect picture of the TV landscape in some peoples minds. Full digital is available in Melbourne now as it has been for some years but the digital / analogue simulcast will end in Melbourne on 10th Dec next year when the analogue services are switched off forever. The headline should have read "Melbourne last to switch off analogue TV" which is very true. It will certainly happen as it already has in most regional areas of Australia.

Halelulyah - welcome to the brave new world of MPEG 2 compression with picture quality that fails all bechmark tests for digital broadcasting.

[McDigital]

G'day,

Did we miss this?

The dates have been released for each capital city, surprised there hasnt been any more fanfare about it

Melbourne - 10th December 2013
Sydney - 3rd December 2013
Adelaide - 2nd April 2013
Most of Tasmania - 9th April 2013
Brisbane - 28th May 2013
Perth - 16th April 2013
Darwin - 30th July 2013