Antenna Hungária Zrt. - Antenna Hungária Zrt.

I just walk to the buffet, but it's very good! There is everything you can choose for yourself.

It's a bit secluded, but it's good inside. There is a numbering system and quite clever clerks :)

Terrible service! It is that we can not watch rv days. The objection: tall trees of the neighborhood! ??

He moved to Always TV by A.H nan was a receptionist handy Only his 600 m e was 3 km up to Tv

Using the decoder you ruined the search for programs using the tv 1.the channels cannot be queued.2 the favorite list is useless, 3. all the channels are quiet..so I gave up and went to the upc ...

Don’t get mad at anyone, but it’s amazing that a service company can operate with an incorrect number given for months. Then when I find the good one, it rings for minutes, no one picks it up. On several attempts a day, I get enough to squeeze out or pick up and drop the phone right away. In Hungary, this is also an acceptable level of service.

Antenna Hungaria brought Hungary back to the era, to the level of Albania or Kosovo, with the announcement of DAB broadcasts. DAB has a lot of advantages over FM. Sort by .... I graduated from a university in the United Kingdom with a degree in electronics-communications engineering. FM is a good analogue transmission technique of times gone by. But the arrow of time points in only one direction: the digital technology of atallas is coming to life in all areas: Coordinated, from a smart home that can be managed online from now on to DAB. A small country has to decide what it wants to keep with the well-established but outdated FM or to upgrade to DAB, DRM or some other digital radio standard. There aren’t many, just ot in the world, but not all of them are free to use. In terms of technical parameters, DAB / DAB +, developed in 1985, is the best, despite the fact that it has many sixths compared to FM. For example, due to the relatively high frequency, a relatively large amount of data is required to cover the country, so it cannot be spread in large countries such as Brazil or India. There is more DRM. Hatrany also says that the receiver consumes a lot (5-6 times more than an FM radio), which is why it is not built into smart phones. The DAB standard is the most widespread in the world, not only in Europe but also in Australia and South Africa. With DAB, significantly more (kb20) programs can be fed into multiplexes, all transmitters broadcast on the same frequencies (SFT), and signals received from two or more transmitters are added. Of course, the sound quality can be poor if a low bit rate and / or a weak CODEC is used, or the quality of the receiver devices. with the LC-AAC codec and 96 kbps bitrate, Hi-fi quality audio is possible. (If the receiver is also suitable for LC-AAC decoding, because using the HE-AAC decoding chip would cause distortion) Radiomultipliers must be split to use a minimum bit rate of 96 kbps. In Hungary, the fixed inelasticity of multiplexes is not a problem because there are few programs. 20 tracks can be compressed into a multiplex with a good bit rate without any degradation. Hi-Fi audio is also available with LC-AAC codecs at 96 kbps. The world's current 5 digital voice transmission system, created in 1985, DAB markanevu spread in Europe, the rest is not. Where I live, since 1 March 1995 there is DAB program broadcasting and currently 112 DAB programs can be caught and 35 FM (VHF) programs, a cheap Chinese, combined, internet radio / FM / DAB radio devices. Why did DAB radio not spread in Hungary? Because the country is lagging behind, because people are ignorant, because in the age of multimedia, smart phone and the internet, we are pouring information. If, DAB, regen, had been born in the golden age of radio, say, in the 1960s, people would have taken it like sugar. In the West, FM, DAB and even medium, short and long wavelength transmissions will go hand in hand for a while. Where I live, internet radio and DAB dominal. There are many more programs on DAB than on FM. DAB is free, you have to pay for the internet one way or another. I listen to everything analogue radio acid from nostalgia, although all Hungarian radios can be bought on the internet, but I often listen to Kossuth radio in a cheap way, in the sixties I listen to Kossuth radio with a cheap regimodu, good selectivity, old, analogue Grundig radio. Unfortunately, it rarely comes in. At present, it is conceivable that it is best for Hungary to catch up as it spreads in the world, with the almost announced endless 5G LTE Broadcast system, with the full potential of all current terrestrial digital radio and television systems, all over the world.

I simply consider the Hungarian audits of the antenna to be a joke category. There is no slow week for calls to the country from counterfeit numbers. One week this bank, the next week another bank has a fake phone number? And why? Because when the antenna goes out to audit the lovely transit companies, they don't know what to do. Why not check why the XY transit company allows such phone numbers from abroad? Why can I make a call from home with a spoofed ID?