There is no longer any SD version. DVB-T is currently being converted in Italy and many channels are now only in HD. That’s why the “HD” is already in the logo, including ours.

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Yes, the “lame duck” called Swisscom. In German-speaking Switzerland they have little to no idea what’s going on in Ticino when it comes to Italian television. Negligible peripheral region. Only the prices are “premium”. Anyone who can, becomes independent and brings tivùsat or Sky Italia into their home (and the trend is increasing). We particularly happy people in beautiful southern Ticino look benevolently towards nearby Lombardy, from where we have recently been blessed with THE NEW DVB-T/DVB-T2 from the Bel Paese for FREE and in HD - with more channels than Swisscom.

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@CC1835 wrote:

When will all these Italian channels finally switch to HD (see above)?

@CC1835 Well, it is and remains the case that Swisscom does not communicate in advance whether and when new channels are coming or will be switched to HD, so all that remains is good old patience. I’m assuming that something like this will happen on the next “Change Day”, without knowing exactly. They’ll probably focus on the launch of the new subscription packages on May 23rd.

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Agus fágaimíd siúd mar atá sé

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Despite being added to the update list on June 8, Food Network’s Italian channel continues to air on SD. From where? At the end of the month we have to pay the BlueTV bill in full, some of it is not enough.

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@Plonniokik47

thanks for the contribution

The Food Network IT channel is broadcast in HD quality.

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If necessary, set the picture quality to HD; use the remote control to make the selection in the context menu that appears on the TV’s ABS.

Food Network IT - HD.jpeg

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