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Just like the DVB-T2 digital terrestrial receivers integrated into some new generation TVs, DVB-T2C technology is also a standard for receiving digital terrestrial television signals, allowing the transition from analog to digital TV signals.
1. What is DVB-T2C technology?
DVB-T2C technology integrated into new generation TVs will bring users benefits that are not widely known.
DVB-T2C technology not only provides viewers with high-definition TV channels and clear sound unaffected by weather or environment like traditional analog TV signals but also has the unique ability to directly read digital TV signals through the cable.
TV models equipped with DVB-T2C not only allow free reception of high-definition digital TV channels but also can receive high-definition cable channels for free, which usually require additional subscription fees. The operation is simple: users just need to plug the cable into the TV, and the DVB-T2C decoder will automatically decode and read the digital cable program signals.
In a nutshell, DVB-T2C serves as a temporary solution for TVs to decrypt high-definition paid cable signals from cable TV service providers. However, this is merely a stopgap measure as service providers may potentially lock the high-definition digital channel decoder of DVB-T2C. In such scenarios, TVs equipped with this technology will only be capable of receiving regular free-to-air digital TV channels.
