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Cable operators told to convert digital signals by February 29
Joint Collector Dr N Satyanarayana urged cable operators to setup set-top boxes in the houses of all customers to ensure uninterrupted cable TV signals.
Nalgonda: Joint Collector Dr N Satyanarayana urged cable operators to setup set-top boxes in the houses of all customers to ensure uninterrupted cable TV signals.
The Joint Collector conducted a meeting with the cable operators at his chamber in the District Collectorate here on Wednesday. The Joint Collector said that as per the TRAI directions, the cable operators should convert to digital signals and stop the analog signals after February 29.
In the second phase of digitization of cable TV signals, the cable TV signals must be digital in Nalgonda, Suryapet, Bhongir, Devarakonda, Miryalaguda, Vijayapuri, Chandur and Huzoornagar after February 29, he insisted.
The JC said that the price of the set-top box must be printed on it and the cable operator should give a receipt to the customers, who purchase them.
Joint Collector Dr N Satyanarayana also suggested the cable operators to supply set-top boxes to the customers on rental basis.
