Watch RTS (Swiss Romande) from France
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Hello,
Tomorrow (June 3rd), RTS will stop broadcasting via DTT.
Do you know of a way to continue watching this channel in France?
For those who were not familiar with RTS, it is the Swiss Romande channels that broadcast, among other things, sports events for free (Champions League, Formula 1), as well as series or movies for free (Game of Thrones) or before they are broadcast in France.
If you lived in a border area of Switzerland, you could pick up the DTT signals in France and enjoy these programs.
Thank you
Tomorrow (June 3rd), RTS will stop broadcasting via DTT.
Do you know of a way to continue watching this channel in France?
For those who were not familiar with RTS, it is the Swiss Romande channels that broadcast, among other things, sports events for free (Champions League, Formula 1), as well as series or movies for free (Game of Thrones) or before they are broadcast in France.
If you lived in a border area of Switzerland, you could pick up the DTT signals in France and enjoy these programs.
Thank you
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Swiss TV, via DTT, channel 34 V, is making its return to the TV screens in the Greater Geneva area, the cantons of Vaud and Geneva, and in France, part of Haute Savoie. The existing UHF TV antennas are compatible since the frequency (578 MHz), direction, and polarization remain the same.
Swiss HD DTT will be broadcast from the sites of Salève cable car (altitude 1100m) and La Barillette (1600m), but viewers will need to have a relatively recent television that supports the DVB-T2 Hevc H265 standard, already in use in some European countries, such as Germany. France mentioned it for 2022/23, but in Alsace, commercial offers in T2 H265 are significantly more common than in the Massif Central! ...
Owners of DVB-T Mpeg 4 televisions (current standard used in France) can connect an external H265 adapter (decoder) to the HDMI port of the TV (priced between €15/40) that can also support an older TV model, Mpeg 2, or even an older TV via the Peritel socket, but only in SD...
It will be necessary to perform a new general automatic search or a targeted manual search.
Swiss TV, via DTT, channel 34 V, is making its return to the TV screens in the Greater Geneva area, the cantons of Vaud and Geneva, and in France, part of Haute Savoie. The existing UHF TV antennas are compatible since the frequency (578 MHz), direction, and polarization remain the same.
Swiss HD DTT will be broadcast from the sites of Salève cable car (altitude 1100m) and La Barillette (1600m), but viewers will need to have a relatively recent television that supports the DVB-T2 Hevc H265 standard, already in use in some European countries, such as Germany. France mentioned it for 2022/23, but in Alsace, commercial offers in T2 H265 are significantly more common than in the Massif Central! ...
Owners of DVB-T Mpeg 4 televisions (current standard used in France) can connect an external H265 adapter (decoder) to the HDMI port of the TV (priced between €15/40) that can also support an older TV model, Mpeg 2, or even an older TV via the Peritel socket, but only in SD...
It will be necessary to perform a new general automatic search or a targeted manual search.
