Bosnia and Herzegovina has entrusted Croatian company Odašiljači i veze (OiV) to finally complete the long-delayed rollout of Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT). The project has been stalled for nearly a decade, leaving Bosnia and Herzegovina as the only European country still using analogue broadcasting technology. It is estimated that at least 60 per cent of […]
Appear, a specialist in live production technology, has been selected by BH Telecom to enhance the live channel processing software for its Moja TV service. The project encompasses the provision and integration of an advanced IPTV transcoding and multiplexing platform that offers BH Telecom cost and efficiency savings. The new transcoding platform, based on Appear’s […]
Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken a major step toward full DTT coverage with the signing of an equipment procurement contract required to complete the second and final phase of the digitisation project. The €13.3 million contract was awarded to a consortium led by the company Sirius 2010 and consisting of Croatian digital TV and WiMax […]
SPI International, a Canal+ company operating across six continents, has announced a strategic partnership with United Group, the Southeast European telco. The collaboration brings SPI International’s channels, FilmBox Premium and FilmBox Extra, to a wider audience across Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia. United Group subscribers to can now watch content […]
Skyline Communications, a provider of agnostic end-to-end monitoring and orchestration solutions, has set up a new office in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina to keep up with its continued growth, tapping into the local talent pool of this emerging tech centre. With the new Sarajevo outfit, located in the iconic Avaz Twist Tower, the […]
Beenius, a media system integrator and a developer of an easily integrated platform for heterogeneous operator environments, announces the extension of its contract with BH Telecom, a provider of telecommunications services in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The two parties have been cooperating since 2009. The continuation of their successful collaboration for the next five-year TCO period […]
After a long delay compared to neighbouring countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina finally kicked off its analogue TV switch-off process in the last days of 2021. The first DVB-T2 transmitters (Grdonj/Sarajevo, Udrigovo/Majevica and Kozara) were activated, covering the cities of Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Prijedor, Bijeljina and Brcko. In November, VidiTV was granted a DTT network operator […]