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More HD for Canalsat

March 26, 2013 10.32 Europe/London By Robert Briel

The French Canalsat platform is introducing more HD channels, but some will ony be available to its IPTV customers, not on satellite.

The new HD channels are Planète+ Thalassa HD, MTV HD, MTV Base HD, MTV Idol HD and MTV Pulse HD. However, MTV Live HD will stop.

In addition, the operator will be carrying HD versions of the four Orange Cinéma Série premium channels, OCS Happy, OCS Choc, OCS Novo and OCS Géants. The HD simulcast will only be available on IPTV and are part of the OCS premium bouquet.

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Filed Under: HDTV, Newsline, TV Tagged With: Canalsat, France, MTV, Orange Cinéma Série Edited: 26 March 2013 10:32

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