How do car radios work?

Will our normal radios and car radio still work after the digital change over for TVs ?

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    Your home and car radio will still work after the switchover to digital television. However, government recently released the Digital Britain report and is encouraging the take-up of digital radio in cars. Government would like to see a digital migration for radio by 2015. Traditionally, radio programmes are broadcast on different frequencies via FM and AM, and the radio has to be tuned into each frequency. This uses up a comparatively large amount of broadcasting spectrum for a relatively small number of stations, limiting listening choice. Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is a digital radio broadcasting system that through the application of multiplexing and compression combines multiple audio streams onto a single broadcast.

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Yes, radios and car radios will continue to work as they did before the transition to digital TV. This is because radio stations and TV stations are totally separate--in other words, radio stations only send out signals for radios and car radios, and vice versa.

Bethany

There is no planned date yet for the digital switchover for radio and it is likely to be a very long time as it is not necessary and the there are too many analogue radios out there.

Timbo is here

We should be OK for at least 5 years. Digital still has unresolved and irritating problems as far as radio is concerned.

Yes. It was a digital change for TV, not for radio.

Peter J

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