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French HD DTT rollout continues

September 22, 2014 10.57 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

TNT_HDThe latest phase of the rollout of six HD DTT channels will take place in France tomorrow (September 23).

According to the regulator CSA, most of the Languedoc-Rousillon region and parts of the Aveyron, Tard and I’Ariège region will be able to receive HD1, L’Equipe 21, 6ter, 23, RMC Decouverte HD 24 and Chérie 25.

The channels will be available to DTT (‘TNT’) viewers free of charge.

September 23 will be 10th of 13 phases in the roll out of the channels, which began on December 12 2012 and should be completed on June 2, 2015.

As of Tuesday, September 23, the six channels will be available to between 80-85% of the population.

In Paris and environs French international news channel France 24 will also start broadcasting in HD on Tuesday.

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