Danish free-to-air broadcaster Open Channel has obtained a DVB-T2 trial licence to broadcast digital radio on a 1.7 MHz channel bandwidth (known as a T-DAB frequency) in the Greater Copenhagen area. Open Channel believe DVB-T2 Lite, a subset of DVB-T2, will provide a 2.5 to 4 times increase in capacity compared to the DAB/DAB+ standard under the same broadcasting conditions and will be better suited for both indoor and in-car reception.
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