The pay-DTT service MinDig TV Extra operated by Antenna Hungária (AH) will celebrate its 10th anniversary next year with nearly 100,000 subscribers.
Furthermore, according to the company, it will begin the transition to the DVB-T2 transmission system from early 2020.
As part of the process, new receivers will be supplied to customers at the company’s expense and the service will have increased network coverage – effectively 99% of residential homes – and improved offerings including more HD channels from next autumn.
AH signed a contract with the regulator NMHH in September renewing the licences for its DTT services MinDig TV and MinDig TV Extra for a further 12 years, starting September 6, 2020.
It notes that there will be no change in transmission format for the free MinDig TV service, which will continue to use DVB-T MPEG-4 receivers.
Meanwhile, the linear OTT service mindiGO TV will be expanded with additional popular commercial channels, as well as new on-demand content and packages.
