Last update: 08-03-2019
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TRT, the Turkish Broadcasting Corporation, launched DAB+ test transmissions in Band III with 4 transmitters, in Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa and Kocaeli, since May 2017.
TRT is currently airing DAB test transmissions broadcasting eight simulcast services in Band III. Radio-1, TRT-FM, Radio-3, TRT-Nağme, TRT-Türkü, TRT-Haber, Kent-İstanbul and Kent-İzmir are being broadcast via a single transmitter simultaneously with FM Broadcasts.
In order to support the transition into terrestrial digital broadcasting in Turkey, TRT wants to expand the DAB+ trial broadcast network with the addition of other major cities to the network in the next step.
A new tender for frequencies is expected to be launched in 2019, this time not only for digital terrestrial television but also for analogue & digital radio.
The details of the tender have not yet been announced, although RTÜK issued a
regulation which describes the subject on 23 December 2018.
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Last update: 09-12-2019
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30% of the population of Turkey is covered by the Trial DAB+ broadcasts.
In this country there is
on air.
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Simulcast on AM / FM |
Exclusive on digital |
Total of services |
| DAB+ programmes |
8 |
0 |
8 |
Last update: 28-02-2019
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TRT is currently airing DAB test transmissions broadcasting eight simulcast services in Band III. Radio-1, TRT-FM, Radio-3, TRT-Nağme, TRT-Türkü, TRT-Haber, Kent-İstanbul and Kent-İzmir are being broadcast via a single transmitter simultaneously with FM Broadcast
What next for DAB+ in Turkey
08.03.2019
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The Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT), which has been trialing DAB in Istanbul and Ankara for several years, aims to improve the quality of digital radio broadcasts by moving to DAB+ broadcasting model. DAB+ will be expected to launch in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Kocaeli and Antalya in coming years.
From Shift Delete:
Digital killed the radio star: Norway completes transition to digital radio, shuts down FM radio
13.12.2017
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Turkey -
Norway on Wednesday pulled the plug on its remaining national analogue FM broadcasting system, making it the first country in the world to transit to solely digital audio broadcasting (DAB). But not everyone is happy. Finding an FM radio signal in ...
From Daily Sabah:
DAB network restarted in Turkey
15.01.2016
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Turkey -
Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) have relaunched their DAB test, with two transmitters in Istanbul and Ankara, reports WorldDAB.
From Radio magazine:
DAB goes live in Turkey
08.01.2016
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Turkey -
Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) have relaunched a DAB test transmission with two transmitters in Istanbul and Ankara, broadcasting TRT Radyo1, TRT Radyo3, TRTFM, TRTNagme and TRTTurku on block 12B.
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Digital Radio Seminars Slated for Turkish Broadcast Conference
12.08.2015
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Turkey -
Seminars on digital broadcasting have been organised for iTVF, the Turkish Broadcasting Industry's conference and exhibition, taking place in Istanbul, March 1-3 2016 and helped by WorldDAB.
From Radio magazine:
TRT Turkey looks to digital radio
07.08.2015
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Turkey -
Broadcasters in Turkey are planning to digitise radio services. With the assistance of WorldDAB, several seminars have been organised by iTVF, the Turkish broadcast industry conference and exhibition, and with the participation of TRT, Turkish national broadcaster, RATEM (Professional Union of Broadcasting Organisations), and the regulatory body RTÜK – Radyo ve Televizyon Üst Kurulu – (Radio and Television Supreme Council).
From Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union :
Digital radio in Turkey - Interview with WorldDMB President, Patrick Hannon
18.07.2015
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Turkey -
WorldDMB President Patrick Hannon is interviewed on his recommendations for a move to DAB in Turkey.
From TV Tech TR:
DAB+ workshop planned for Turkey
20.05.2014
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An event describing how to implement DAB Digital Radio has been organised in Turkey next month. Planned by WorldDMB, in collaboration with Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT), the free one day workshop will take place on June 14.
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