simulcast

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English - Turkish
{i} radyo ve televizyondan aynı anda yayınlanan yayın
(isim) radyo ve televizyondan aynı anda yayınlanan yayın
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A program or event that is broadcast across more than one medium or service at the same time
To broadcast a program or event across more than one medium or service at the same time
Transmitting the same information over more than one radio frequency at a time Orleans County uses this term to refer to their patching of the trunked radio system to their low band fire dispatch channel
Simultaneous transmission of an identical programme or service using two or more standards or transmission media Used to refer to a technique pioneered by EUTELSAT for transmitting one broadcast analogue FM television carrier and one digital television carrier in a single satellite transponder that would normally only support the FM TV carrier
-the broadcast of programming over two separate channels or forms of media at the same time For example, during the transition period (at least through 2006), KET will simulcast both analog and digital signals
a broadcast that is carried simultaneously by radio and television (or by FM and AM radio)
{f} broadcast a program at the same time over two or more channels
The broadcast of the same program simultaneously over two or more different systems or channels An accelerated amount of simulcasting of both analog and digital programming will be required by FCC rules, during the DTV transition period
A simulcast is a programme which is broadcast at the same time on radio and television, or on more than one channel. tonight's simulcast of Verdi's Aida
A broadcast airing at the same time on two television stations/networks or a television and a radio is called a simulcast
– signal transmission that broadcasts the same signal over each site in a network
{i} program which is broadcast at the same time over two or more channels
A signaling technique that broadcasts the same signal over multiple sites in a network with precise control over frequency, phase (timing), and amplitude to avoid signal cancellation in the overlap areas This is one of the reasons that paging systems penetrate into buildings and offer seamless coverage better than other methods of transmission which only use one site at a time
To simulcast a programme means to broadcast it at the same time on radio and television, or on more than one channel. The show will be simulcast on NBC, Fox and a number of cable networks. to broadcast a programme on television and radio at the same time (simultaneous + broadcast)
The form simulcast is used in the present tense and is the past tense and past participle of the verb

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