Dvbt2 Romania Upd Guide

The terrestrial transmission network is primarily managed by Radiocommunications Society (Societatea Națională de Radiocomunicații - SNR).

If your query was for a specific firmware or channel list file named dvbt2_romania_upd.bin or similar, check the support page of your receiver brand. Generic updates are not interchangeable between devices. dvbt2 romania upd

Romania uses 4 national multiplexes (plus regional ones): The terrestrial transmission network is primarily managed by

| MUX | Channels Included | Standard | Typical Frequency Range | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | MUX 1 | TVR 1, TVR 2, TVR Cultural, TVR Info | DVB-T2 / MPEG-4 | 514 MHz – 530 MHz | | MUX 2 | Pro TV, Antena 1, Prima TV, Kanal D, Happy Channel, etc. | DVB-T2 / MPEG-4 | 546 MHz – 570 MHz | | MUX 3 | Digi Sport (free matches), B1 TV, National TV, Etno, Taraf | DVB-T2 / MPEG-4 | 586 MHz – 602 MHz | | MUX 4 (Regional) | Local stations (e.g., Realitatea Media, Senso TV, regional news) | DVB-T2 / MPEG-4 | Varies by region | Romania uses 4 national multiplexes (plus regional ones):

The Major "UPD" Event (December 2024):
In most urban centers (Bucharest, Iași, Timișoara, Constanța), MUX 2 and MUX 3 shifted frequencies to lower channel numbers (e.g., from CH 42 to CH 35). If you did not rescan on January 1, 2025, you lost 70% of your HD channels.

ANCOM released a new coverage map in January 2025. Here is the regional status:

White Zones: Still no DVB-T2 signal in very remote mountain valleys (e.g., parts of Hunedoara and Caraș-Severin). For these, Orange or Digi satellite (Freesat) is recommended.