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DAB Ensembles Worldwide Last Update: August 13th, 2008 |
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Latest Updates and News DAB TII Worldwide Frequency Tables Receivers for DAB Aerials for DAB DAB Archives |
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Those ensembles known currently to be active have their frequencies shown in bold. Ensembles believed still to be pending are shown in normal type. Broadcasters will often increase the bit rate of services for the transmission of an important or prestigious event, and similarly decrease the bit rates in order to accomodate additional services. Where more than one bit rate is shown the occasional value is the one given in brackets. The standard sampling frequency for DAB is 48 kHz. At low bitrates, however, better results can be obtained by using a lower sampling frequency, 24 kHz. This is indicated in the tables by means of the abbreviation LSF - for example "Mono LSF", "Joint Stereo LSF". The graphics are "Snapshots" of the status of an ensemble at the particular moment when the Snapshot was taken. Some ensembles are fairly static and their arrangement will change only rarely. Others are more dynamic, changing several times daily. The Snapshots are illustrative. An unchanged Snapshot should not exclude the possibility that the configuration may since have changed. The timing of a Snapshot update is more likely to be due to the opportunity arising to take a new one rather than the ensemble's configuration having just changed. Note that in a Snapshot, the boundary between one service and the next contributes to the overall width of the graphic in a manner which varies from one browser to another. A Snapshot with more services will appear slightly wider that a Snapshot with fewer services, but the overall capacity of the two ensembles is the same. The Mode Indicator illuminates to indicate the ensemble transmission mode. If the transmission mode is not known, the indicator will be off or not present. The TII indicator illuminates when an ensemble has been observed or is known to be transmitting the Transmitter Identification Information. Where an ensemble has been observed not to radiate TII codes, the indicator will be off. If the indicator is not shown, no information has been received or no observations have been made to determine the presence or otherwise of TII codes. The figures in the snapshots correspond to the Protection Levels of the services where known. A lower number offers more robust reception than a higher number, Protection Level 1 being the maximum Protection. The padlock symbol indicates a Conditional Access (encrypted) service.Different fonts are used for those fields which represent the actual text content of Service Labels observed or reported, e.g. R-WIEN * DAB, and those listings where the the entry is based on other data or is the name of a Service which may or may not correspond exactly with the Service Label, e.g. P4 København. It is a convention in computer literature and on some other DAB sites to represent a space, " ", as an underscore, "_". However the underscore is a computer character in its own right and exists within the character set from which Service Labels may be formed. Furthermore, the underscore has been observed actually in use in Service Labels, e.g. PICCADILLY_KEY. Therefore, this site will use the convention that a space represents a space, and an underscore always represents an underscore. Please let me know if any listings here are at odds with this policy. Some Service Labels have been observed to have leading spaces. However, while some receivers display the leading spaces, it appears that others ignore them. In view of the number of sources for this site, the variety of observation methods used and the difficulty in representing clearly those leading spaces across all web browsers, this site will ignore leading spaces in Ensemble Labels and Service Labels. The Programme Type is transmitted as a number. The receiver produces a Programme Type label recalled from a table stored within it. The Programme Types indicated on this site follow as much as possible the descriptions in the Registered Tables, ETSI TS 101 756 v1.1.1. Receivers differ in their implementations and how they display the PTy label. For example, some receivers display a PTy "MOR Music". This site uses the description "Easy Listening", which is to be found in the Registered Tables. A number of Services use the PTy which is displayed on some receivers as "Varied". In the Registered Tables, this PTy is elaborated as "Varied Speech", which implies a completely different style of programme. This site follows the Registered Tables and lists some Services as being "Varied Speech", although their programme style may be mainly music. Note also that there is a separate PTy table for North America. A receiver from outside North America being used there may display inappropriate labels and vice versa. For example, a receiver which did not "know" that it was in North America could display the "Rhythm and Blues" PTy as "Weather"! This site shows, wherever possible, the PTy that would be displayed on the appropriate receiver. Any Service which carries a flag is known to be a Secondary Component of the Service listed above it. Services which are listed twice, once with the flag and once without, such as BBC 5LIVE SportX, are known to be signalled in the ensemble as both Primary and Secondary Service Components. Other listings will be modified as information becomes available.The absence of data services in a particular snapshot does not necessarily mean that no data services are present in that ensemble. The services may not reveal themselves according to the observation methods being used. Also, no account is taken of the presence or otherwise of PAD or NPAD, which is outside the scope of these listings. A blank area within or at the right of a Snapshot indicates unused capacity within the ensemble. Please send information and observations to: carey@wohnort.org |
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Albania Wiesbaden Plan: National: 12A and LJ The Plan specifies Vertical polarisation. |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Wiesbaden Plan: Bosnia is allocated two blocks, 12B and LJ. The Plan specifies Vertical Polarisation. |
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Bulgaria Wiesbaden Plan: Band III: Sofia: 12A Stara Zagora: 12C Ruse: 12D Montana: 12D Pleven: 12B |
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Bulgaria L-band Allocations according to Maastricht 2002 |
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China |
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Beijing According to the Asia DAB Committee, a pilot three-transmitter SFN is operational in Beijing, Tianjin and Langfang. Asia DAB reports the ensemble to be using Block 10A. |
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Guangdong | |||||||||||||||||||
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Guangzhou Block 10A: 209.936 MHz Operator: Radio, Film & Television Bureau of Guangdong Province Sites: Foshan (1.2 kw), Guangzhou (formerly Canton) (600 w) and Zhongshan (1.2 kw) Coverage map A pilot transmission operated on 85 MHz. In 1999 the network was updated and transmissions continue in Band III. The ensemble now carries video and audio in the DMB format. |
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RealVideo
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Source: Radio Foshan Radio, Film & Television Bureau of Guangdong Province |
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Shenzhen Block 5B: 176.640 MHz Operator: Sites: This ensemble has been received in Kong Kong near the mainland border. It is believed that television services are also being broadcast. SZ-TV 1 |
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| 898 | 128 kbit/s | Stereo | |||||||||||||||||
| 971 | 128 kbit/s | Stereo | |||||||||||||||||
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Source: RadioFeeds, 13.11.2007 |
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Block 5C: 178.352 MHz Operator: Sites: This ensemble has been received in Kong Kong near the mainland border. It is believed that television services are also being broadcast. SZ-TV 2 |
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| 942 | 192 kbit/s | Stereo | |||||||||||||||||
| 1062 | 192 kbit/s | Stereo | |||||||||||||||||
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Source: RadioFeeds, 13.11.2007 |
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Croatia Wiesbaden Plan: Croatia is allocated 12A, 12B, 12C, 12D in Band III and LA, LB, LC, LD, LE and LF in L-band. Block 12C: 227.360 MHz Wiesbaden: HRV00560 Operator: HRT Sites: Mnt. Sljeme On-Air: 1997 |
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HRT
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HRT
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| HRT-HR 1 | 0001 | 192 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy *1 | |||||||||||||||
| HRT-HR 2 | 0002 | 192 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy | |||||||||||||||
| HRT-HR 3 | 0003 | 192 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy | |||||||||||||||
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*1) Service Label and Service Component Label differ. Other Label Comp1. Source: Observations, 05.04.2005 |
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Czech Republic | |||||||||||||||||||
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Prague Block 10A: 209.936 MHz Operator: Teleko Site: Prague - Rošického stadion On-Air: October 2005 |
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| Radio Česko | 48 kbit/s | Mono | |||||||||||||||||
| ČRo Leonardo | 160 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| ČRo D-dur | 224 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| ČRo1 Radiozurnal | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| ČRo 2 Praha | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
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Source: Teleko, 14.11.2005 |
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Block 12C: 227.360 MHz Operator: Teleko Site: Prague - Rošického stadion On-Air: October 2005 |
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| Ticho 1 | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| Ticho 2 | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| Ticho 3 | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| Ticho 4 | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
| Ticho 5 | 192 kbit/s | ||||||||||||||||||
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Source: Teleko, 23.11.2005 |
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Block 12D: 229.072 MHz Operator: České Radiokomunikace Sites: Praha-Strahov On-Air: |
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Sources: České radiokomunikace, 2005 |
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Block LC: 1456.384 MHz Operator: České Radiokomunikace Sites: Praha-město On-Air: March 1999 - December 2000 2005 |
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Sources: České radiokomunikace, 2005 |
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Denmark For more information about DAB in Denmark, visit DR Online. National Ensembles Block 12C: 227.360 MHz Wiesbaden: DNK10001 Operator: Danmarks Radio Transmission: BSD Sites: Hillerød; Gladsaxe; Margretheholm; København vest - Hove; Næstved; Sønder Højrup; Helsingborg; Nykøbing - Sjælland; Kalundborg; Slagelse - Slots Bjergby; Nykøbing Falster - Egebjerg; Maribo; Svendborg; Ålborg - Frejlev; Tinghøj; Holstebro; Hadsten; Århus - Søsterhøj; Vejle; Esbjerg; Rangstrup; Kolding; Vendsyssel - Tolne; Thisted; Skive; Viborg; Grenå Herning; Ølgod; Julsminde; Sønderborg Bornholm: Blykkobe; Rø Future Sites: Nykøbing - Sjælland (2nd qtr 2004); Sønderborg (3rd qtr 2004); Ærø On-Air: September 1995 |
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DR DAB
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DR DAB
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DR DAB
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| DR Boogieradio | 9007 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Pop Music | |||||||||||||||
| DR Jazz | 9006 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Jazz Music | |||||||||||||||
| DR Klassisk | 9005 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Serious Classical | |||||||||||||||
| DR Litteratur | 9009 | 80 kbit/s | Mono | Culture | |||||||||||||||
| DR Nyheder | 9001 | 80 kbit/s | Mono | News | |||||||||||||||
| DR Rock | 9002 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Rock Music | |||||||||||||||
| DR Soft | 9003 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Easy Listening | |||||||||||||||
| SKY Radio | 192 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Pop Music | ||||||||||||||||
| DR Digital | E1900001 | 16 kbit/s | Data | packet data | |||||||||||||||
| This ensemble is dynamic and other configurations and special-events services have been seen. |
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Source: Observations, 17.04.2005 MSB, 17.08.2005 |
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Block 13B: 232.496 MHz (Jutland) Block 11C: 220.352 MHz (Funen, Lolland, Falster, Zealand and Bornholm) Sites: 13B Phase A: Ålborg - Frejlev; Tinghøj; Holstebro; Hadsten; Århus - Søsterhøj; Vejle; Esbjerg; Rangstrup; Kolding 13B Phase B: Vendsyssel - Tolne; Thisted; Skive; Viborg; Grenå Herning; Ølgod; Julsminde; Sønderborg 11C Phase A: Hillerød; Gladsaxe; Margretheholm; København vest - Hove; Næstved; Sønder Højrup Bornholm: Blykkobe; Rø 11C Phase B: Helsingborg; Nykøbing - Sjælland; Kalundborg; Slagelse - Slots Bjergby; Nykøbing Falster - Egebjerg; Maribo; Svendborg Operator: Danmarks Radio Transmission: BSD On-Air: December 2004 The ensemble is dynamic and operates in a variety of configurations during the course of the broadcast day:- |
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DR DAB2
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| DR Barracuda | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | No PTy | ||||||||||||||||
| DR Gyldne Genhør | 9013 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Easy Listening | |||||||||||||||
| DR KanonKamelen | 9018 | 128 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Children's Progs | |||||||||||||||
| DR Kultur | 9015 | 128 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Culture | |||||||||||||||
| DR P1 | 9010 | 96 kbit/s | Mono | Varied Speech | |||||||||||||||
| DR P3 | 9011 | 160 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Pop Music | |||||||||||||||
| DR Sport | 128 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Sport | ||||||||||||||||
| Radio 100FM | 192 kbit/s | Joint Stereo | Pop Music | ||||||||||||||||
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Source: Observations, 17.04.2005 MSB, 17.08.2005 |
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Estonia Block 10D: 215.072 MHz Wiesbaden: Operator: ERSK Sites: Tallinn (250 w) On-Air: 2000 The Raadioringhääling site has a coverage map available for download. |
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Test Ensemble
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| Vikerraadio | 2001 | 256 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy | |||||||||||||||
| Raadio 2 | 2002 | 256 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy | |||||||||||||||
| Klassikaraadio | 2003 | 256 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy | |||||||||||||||
| Raadio 4 | 2004 | 256 kbit/s | Stereo | No PTy | |||||||||||||||
| Source: Observations, 21.07.2003 Raadioringhääling |
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Future Planning National Ensemble Block 13C: 234.208 MHz Wiesbaden: EST00001 Operator: Sites: |
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Regional Ensembles Eesti Pöhjaregioon (North Estonia, inc. Tallinn) Block LE: 1459.808 MHz Wiesbaden: EST00002 Operator: Sites: |
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Eesti Lõunaregioon (SouthEast Estonia, inc. Valga, Tartu) Block LC: 1456.384 MHz Wiesbaden: EST00003 Operator: Sites: |
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Eesti Läänaregioon (West Estonia, inc. Pärnu) Block LF: 1461.520 MHz Wiesbaden: EST00004 Operator: Sites: |
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Eesti Idaregioon (NorthEast Estonia, inc. Kohtla Järve) Block LA: 1452.960 MHz Wiesbaden: EST00005 Operator: Sites: |
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Finland For further information about DAB in Finland see the pages of YLE. Block 11B: 218.640 MHz (Tampere, Toijala, Forssa) Block 12B: 225.648 MHz (Helsinki, Lahti, Uudenmaan Lääni) Operator: Digita Oy Sites: This ensemble ceased on August 31st 2005. There are currently no DAB transmissions in Finland. |
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SUOMI 1 FINLAND 1
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SUOMI 1 FINLAND 1
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SUOMI 1 FINLAND 1
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| Source: Observations, 22.07.2003 |
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Block 11C: 220.352 MHz Operator: Digita Oy Sites: This ensemble ceased on August 31st 2005. There are currently no DAB transmissions in Finland. |
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UUSIMAA NYLAND
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Source: Observations, 20.07.2003 |
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Finland L-band Allocations according to Maastricht 2002 |
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I'd be grateful to receive information about other geographic areas.
carey@wohnort.demon.co.uk © 2008 |
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