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The recent transition to the new DVB-T2 technology for terrestrial digital television in Greece has been accompanied by significant issues affecting viewers' reception, according to reports from the Department of Electronic Communications. Citizens have been urged to take specific actions to address these reception problems resulting from the migration from the previous system.
The Undersecretary for Innovation's office has indicated that it is closely monitoring the situation, maintaining ongoing communication with Hellas Sat, the service provider, to ensure that the solution to these problems is implemented as quickly as possible. This transition to the DVB-T2 standard is expected to enhance digital television services in the long term, but immediate disruptions have left many users facing challenges in accessing content.
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