Mobile DStv progress

[rpm]

Mobile DStv a (small) step closer

We speak to MultiChoice about their plans for a fully-fledged commercial network

 

[Bizkit87]

perhaps... will there be additional data charges from MTN/Vodacom, or will it "stream" to your phone for "free"? (i.e. you'll only pay R60 - R100/month, regardless of how much data it uses?)

 

[Tjoker]

perhaps... will there be additional data charges from MTN/Vodacom, or will it "stream" to your phone for "free"? (i.e. you'll only pay R60 - R100/month, regardless of how much data it uses?)

thats what i want to know as well....

 

[MFour]

I suppose if I think really hard I could think of a reason to have this, but for me it's a pointless exercise.

 

[RoganDawes]

perhaps... will there be additional data charges from MTN/Vodacom, or will it "stream" to your phone for "free"? (i.e. you'll only pay R60 - R100/month, regardless of how much data it uses?)

DVB-H is a variant of DVB-T, and can (in theory) be received using a suitable DVB-T receiver. The major differences are in the features for battery consumption, additional error correction, probably resolution, etc.

More details here.

 

[Bizkit87]

DVB-H is a variant of DVB-T, and can (in theory) be received using a suitable DVB-T receiver. The major differences are in the features for battery consumption, additional error correction, probably resolution, etc.

More details here.

cool, thanx

 

[Necksy]

Why shud Content depends on Service provider not Multichoice?

 

[Milano]

When something is promised for 5 years and nothing is delivered I tend to lose interest.

 

[fdaniels]

When something is promised for 5 years and nothing is delivered I tend to lose interest.

Exactly.

 

[Antonf]

When something is promised for 5 years and nothing is delivered I tend to lose interest.

That's exactly the same time as between elections... And we all know how many promises are thrown around at that time

 

[P0is3nIvy]

What does DStv refer to here? The product or the technology? The reason why I ask is because DSTV
is Digital Satellite Television and yet the carrier tech bandied around here is DVB-H. Shouldn't it be DVB-S? :wtf: