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<blockquote data-quote="PaulR" data-source="post: 675771" data-attributes="member: 176256"><p>Not quite true. Any country (such as France) which transmits HD in MPEG4 using DVB-T can be received by any DVB-T TV such as a Philips 47PFL932 but won't display - you get a message saying "This video format is not suported".</p><p></p><p>I'm fairly sure that I've seen an add-on MPEG4 decoder which can plug in to the CAM slot at the back. Can anyone confirm?</p><p></p><p>Later Philipses (and I presume other manufacturer's) have a built-in MPEG4 decoder will display natively in France. Other countries which have declared that they will be using DVB-T2 (some even for SD transmissions) will be in the same position as the UK. I presume that manufacturers will, in due course, be issuing models with tuners that can understand DVB-T2 before too long.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaulR, post: 675771, member: 176256"] Not quite true. Any country (such as France) which transmits HD in MPEG4 using DVB-T can be received by any DVB-T TV such as a Philips 47PFL932 but won't display - you get a message saying "This video format is not suported". I'm fairly sure that I've seen an add-on MPEG4 decoder which can plug in to the CAM slot at the back. Can anyone confirm? Later Philipses (and I presume other manufacturer's) have a built-in MPEG4 decoder will display natively in France. Other countries which have declared that they will be using DVB-T2 (some even for SD transmissions) will be in the same position as the UK. I presume that manufacturers will, in due course, be issuing models with tuners that can understand DVB-T2 before too long. [/QUOTE]
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