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Pages in category "Digital audio broadcasting multiplexes" The following 17 pages are in this category, out of 17 total. This list may not reflect recent changes .
On 1 October 2017 a nationwide switch from DAB to DAB+ took place and three DAB multiplexes became available: DAB MUX 1 Digital Radio Cibicom is the gatekeeper of this multiplex broadcasting commercial national radio. DAB MUX 2 National public service stations. DR's 7 channels (including the 10 regional variations of DR P4), as well as the ...
There are a number of commercial DAB multiplexes operators in the UK who run 48 local and regional DAB multiplexes across the United Kingdom. operators include the two national operators, Digital One and Sound Digital as well as local multiplex operators including NOW Digital, Bauer Media Group, Wireless Group, Switch Digital and MuxCo. Local ...
Also on DAB on selected local multiplexes: Mellow Magic: Mellow and calm music Bauer Media Group 11A Also on DAB on selected local multiplexes: Planet Rock: Classic rock Bauer Media Group 11A Also on DAB on selected local multiplexes: Radio X: Modern rock music Global 11D / 12A 723 0113 960 Also on 104.9 FM in Greater London and 97.7 FM in ...
It replaced a digital-only easy listening service named 'Smooth', which GMG had launched with the MXR multiplexes in 2001; the relaunch of 100.4 Jazz FM as Smooth FM in 2004 led to Real Radio Digital replace the digital Smooth service on MXR NW, and the following year's replacement of 102.2 Jazz FM, which broadcast on the other MXR multiplexes ...
Bauer is a partner in one of the UK's national commercial multiplexes, operates twelve wholly owned local DAB multiplexes, and jointly owns a further three with Global Radio; the firm was also formerly a minority partner (of Wireless Group) for local services in three further areas. Bauer operates the following DAB multiplexes:
An additional DAB multiplex, MuxCo Somerset, was awarded a licence in 2008 to broadcast local and national services to Somerset, and began transmission in 2014. [6] After the closure of the Severn Estuary digital radio multiplex, the equipment from Mendip was reused to improve coverage on the Welsh coastline for the Cardiff & Newport, now South ...
The 60s service began broadcasting from 22 November 2011 on various DAB multiplexes around the country and online. [3] Absolute Radio 70s launched a week later. [ 4 ] Upon its launch the station was more widely available than its 70s counterpart, airing on DAB in London, the north and west of England, and Scotland.