DVB-C

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DVB-C (Digital Video Broadcasting – Cable) is the digital cable television standard used in Europe and other regions using the DVB family of standards.

Technical specifications

  • Video codecs: MPEG-2 (primary), H.264/AVC
  • Audio codec: MPEG-1 Audio Layer II, Dolby Digital
  • Modulation: QAM (16-QAM to 256-QAM)
  • Channel bandwidth: 8 MHz (Europe), 6 MHz (other regions)

DVB-C2

DVB-C2 is the second-generation cable standard, offering improved efficiency, but was rarely implemented in CRT televisions due to its late introduction.

CRT televisions with DVB-C tuners

Some European CRT televisions with integrated digital tuners supported DVB-C for cable reception, often alongside DVB-T for terrestrial.


See also

  • DVB-T - DVB terrestrial standard
  • DVB-S - DVB satellite standard
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