DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting – Terrestrial)

DVB-T is short for “Digital Video Broadcasting – Terrestrial” and is a standard for the transmission of digital television via a terrestrial antenna. There are currently two standards in use: DVB-T and DVB-T2. . The main difference between them is capacity. DVB-T2 offers higher transmission capacities and therefore better picture and sound quality. Also, DVB-T2 supports more data streams, which means you can receive more TV programs at the same time. In short, DVB-T2 is the improved version of DVB-T.