Austrian DVB-T and DVB-H networks are operated by the ORS which is the leading provider of broadcasting services in Austria. As a subsidiary of ORF and Medicur (Raiffeisen Group), ORS supports national and international radio and television producers, and provides locations for use by mobile network operators, authorities and for directional transmissions. DVB-T was launched on 26 October 2006. The transition to DVB-T is performed gradually in nine provincial areas. By now most of the analog television transmitters are already switched off.
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 Austrian MUX A is operated by the ORS (Austrian Broadcasting Services) which is the leading provider of broadcasting services in Austria. Multiplex A WN currently holds 4 channels: 3 public channels (ORF1 and two local versions of ORF2 - in the Vienna region: ORF2 Wien and ORF2 Niederösterreich) and commercial channel ATV.
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 Austrian MUX A is operated by the ORS (Austrian Broadcasting Services) which is the leading provider of broadcasting services in Austria. Multiplex A KT (Kärnten - Carinthia) currently holds 4 channels: 3 public channels (ORF1 and two local versions of ORF2 - in the Carinthia region: ORF2 Kärnten and ORF2 Tirol - at capture time they were the same ORF2 program) and commercial channel ATV.
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 Austrian MUX A is operated by the ORS (Austrian Broadcasting Services) which is the leading provider of broadcasting services in Austria. Multiplex A KT (Kärnten - Carinthia) currently holds 4 channels: 3 public channels (ORF1 and two local versions of ORF2 - in the Carinthia region: ORF2 Kärnten and ORF2 Tirol) and commercial channel ATV.
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 Austrian MUX B is operated by the ORS (Austrian Broadcasting Services) which is the leading provider of broadcasting services in Austria. Multiplex B W2 currently holds 3 channels: PULS 4, 3SAT and ORF Sport Plus. On this page you can see the analysis of the MUX B transport stream received in Vienna (channel 34). The displayed data was extracted from the actual broadcasted multiplex. On this map you can check other television transmitters in Austria.
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 Austrian MUX B is operated by the ORS (Austrian Broadcasting Services) which is the leading provider of broadcasting services in Austria. Multiplex B X2 currently holds 3 channels: PULS 4, 3SAT and ORF Sport Plus. On this page you can see the analysis of the MUX B X2 transport stream received in Carinthia (channel 56). The displayed data was extracted from the actual broadcasted multiplex (captured by Andreas Mikula). On this map you can check television transmitters in Austria.
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