Multiplex Capacity definition

Multiplex Capacity has the meaning given to it in section 118NB of the Radiocommunications Act.
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Multiplex Capacity means the capacity allocated for the transmission of a digital broadcast through the multiplex used for terrestrial television or radio broadcasts on VHF, UHF or FM frequency bands.
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Examples of Multiplex Capacity in a sentence

  • An Interested Party that acquires an Excess-Capacity Access Entitlement is not permitted to have more than two-ninths of the Multiplex Capacity in a Designated BSA Radio Area.

  • The Multiplex Licensee must provide each Digital Broadcaster with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it is entitled as a Standard Access Entitlement, as determined in accordance with clauses 6.3 and 6.4.

  • The Multiplex Licensee must provide each Digital Broadcaster with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it is entitled as a Standard Access Entitlement.

  • The Multiplex Licensee will change the allocation of Multiplex Capacity in accordance with the notification and the process outlined in section 118NR of the Radiocommunications Act (where applicable).

  • The Multiplex Licensee must provide each Qualified Content Service Provider with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it may be entitled as an Excess- Capacity Access Entitlement, as determined in accordance with clauses 7.3, 7.5 and 7.6.

  • A Digital Broadcaster that acquires an Excess-Capacity Access Entitlement is not permitted to have more than two-ninths of the Multiplex Capacity in the Designated BSA Radio Area, unless permitted otherwise under the Radiocommunications Act.

  • The Multiplex Licensee must provide each Digital Broadcaster with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it may be entitled as an Excess-Capacity Access Entitlement.

  • This access undertaking sets out the terms and conditions on which the Multiplex Licensee will supply Multiplex Capacity to an Access Seeker for the purpose of allowing that Access Seeker to obtain the Standard Access Entitlement and any Excess‐Capacity Access Entitlement to which they are entitled.

  • The Multiplex Licensee agrees to provide each Qualified Content Service Provider with access to the fraction of Multiplex Capacity to which it may be entitled as an Excess- Capacity Access Entitlement, as determined in accordance with clauses 7.3, 7.5 and 7.6.

  • The Access Seeker may notify the Multiplex Licensee of a change in the allocation of Multiplex Capacity or a change in the amount of Multiplex Capacity by giving the Multiplex Licensee 30 days’ written notice.