Caution The TV goes HD!

Since 2012 manufacturers offer models '' HD ready '' but from 2016 the standard network said SD MPEG-2 is to make way for the High Definition Television or '' HD '' MPEG-4. The 700 MHz frequency band will be released to expand the 4G network
With the adoption of this standard more than 10 million TV sets that do not have HD decoder but a simple internal decoder will display a black screen with a message like 'NO SIGNAL' '

Must you get rid of your old TV that still works fine? Some will say yes of course, it's HD now  your old tvs are not compatible! That's not for sure...
You can easily check the MPEG-4 compatibility of your current television in the manual or on the internet with the reference '' model and brand 'of your TV.

If you determine that your old TV sets are HD compatible MPEG-4, you have little or nothing to do. If you encounter a black screen or messages ''no signal'' the day of the change over, simply restart the channel search [see your manual] via the setting of your TV.
If you have the TV by ADSL, cable, fiber or satellite, your decoders will not be affected, normally your decoders / Box compatible HD.

If you connect to your aerial socket for TNT, you may need to launch a search strings.

Q: My television dates from before 2008 and is not compatible HD, but it works very well. Should I change it anyway?

A: No, with a HD box you can have Freeview HD on your old television.

Q: Why make it HD?
A: HD offers more High Definition image, many options in terms of functions PVR recording, 3D TV and USB connections

Note: Important
Fitting a decoder does not mean that you can watch in HD on a CTR television screen, but you can still see programs in maximum definition for your TV.

So it's coming soon, update your televisions or adapt it with an HD decoder