Philippines ISBD-T Channels

ABS-CBN: ABS-CBN Corporation kuda kupedza 1 bhiriyoni pesoa pamusoro wayo yezwi digitaalinen nhepfenyuro. ABS-CBN vakazivisa musi April 4, 2011 kuti zvaizova kugadzirira vomurova 5 free “premium” channels on a DTT platform as soon as the NTC finalized its regulations surrounding digital television. ABS-CBN achange kushandisa UHF mugero 35 (596-602 MHz) nokuti ayo ISDB-T bvunzo, uye mugero 51 (692-698 MHz), iyo kare kushandiswa bvunzo dzeredhiyo vachishandisa DVB-T. bvunzo dzavo kwokutanga chaiitirwa mune nzvimbo Valenzuela, Bulacan, Rizal, YeCavite uye rweLaguna. In November 2010, ABS-CBN akatanga fu panze yayo digitaalinen nhepfenyuro mu 17 maguta Metropolitan Manila kusanganisira nzvimbo vakasarudzwa muna Bulacan uye rwePampanga.
PTV: Hurumende mushamarari vanhu Terevhizheni Network akatanga DTT nemiedzo vachishandisa ISDB-T mu 2009 kushandisa mugero 48. mu 2011, hurumende yeJapan yomupiro mamwe midziyo pomumbure kuti kubvuma digitaalinen mabasa ayo. PTN ari kurongawo kushandisa njodzi ziviso hurongwa uchishandisa digitaalinen papuratifomu.
ABC: ABC Development Corporation, opareta pamusoro TV5 achashandisa ISDB-T ayo DTT miedzo; mumwe simulcast pamusoro DWET-TV musi DWDZ-TV. Achisimbisa kukosha yezwi, kuti mushamarari anoronga tama DWET-TV kuti digitaalinen nekukurumidza.
munin'ina: munin'ina Network, Inc. is presently applying for a digital television license from the NTC to install and maintain transmitting stations that will be attuned with and utilize to offer digital terrestrial television and digital mobile TV broadcast services,[11][12] kushandisa mugero 27. Areas planned for a temporary digital broadcast will cover the cities of Quezon City,[13] Makati, Pasig, Tagaytay, and Angeles in Pampanga; and areas like Ortigas, Cavite, and Calumpit in Bulacan. GMA was vocal about the NTC’s choice of DTV standard; on March 27, 2011, a GMA executive proposed the use of the updated European standard DVB-T2 as opposed to ISDB-T due to its better quality. zvisinei, the NTC did not change its decision.
Eagle Broadcasting Corporation: In partnership with the Christian Era Broadcasting Service, the companies launched the first digital television station in the country, DZCE-TV, GEMNET, mu 2007. Initially broadcasting in DVB-T, it shifted to using ISDB-T in 2009.