in-cyprus3 Jul 2026

What to do if you lost TV channels after the DVB-T2 switch

Several households have been unable to retune to Hellas Sat’s new DVB-T2 platform and are still not receiving television channels, following the switch that took effect on July 1, 2026.

The change involves upgrading terrestrial digital television to newer broadcast technology, since DVB-T2 is more advanced than the previous DVB-T standard. According to Hellas Sat, DVB-T2 allows for better picture and sound quality, more television channels and more efficient use of broadcast frequencies....

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