SRG: First FM Transmitters Will Be Back in Operation Soon
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From mid-November, the SRG will broadcast its radio broadcasts again via FM. The respective main programmes will be broadcast, including the cultural channels as well as the regional journals popular in German-speaking Switzerland.
As of mid-November, the SSR will reactivate the broadcast of its radio programs on FM, in addition to digital reception modes such as the Internet and DAB+. In this way, SSR would like to allow more time for listeners to switch to DAB+.
Almost two years after the exit, the radio stations of SRF, RTS and RSI can be received analogue again from mid-November. According to the media house, the first expansion stage is to reach around 80 percent of the population.
The end of FM seemed already sealed. Now the SRF transmitters will be sent out again on the analogue frequency from mid-November. As the SRG reports, one adapts thereby to changed framework conditions.
The SRG brings its transmitters back to FM. Starting in mid-November, the Medienhaus will switch on its first analog antennas again – almost two years after the actual shutdown.
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