Editing Belmont transmitting station (section)

====15 November 1998 – 3 August 2011====
Belmont began transmitting digital TV, with the new digital [[Multiplexer|multiplexes]] spaced far from the existing analogue channels. In July 2007 it was confirmed by Ofcom that Belmont would be remaining a wideband transmitter after [[UK digital transition|digital switchover]].

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!{{no2}}Frequency
!{{no2}}UHF
!{{no2}}kW
!{{no2}}Service/Operator
!{{no2}}System
|-
|{{UK System I|ch=22}}
|22
|500
|BBC1 North
|[[PAL]] System I
|-
|{{UK System I|ch=25}}
|25
|500
|Yorkshire
|PAL System I
|-
|{{UK System I|ch=28}}
|28
|500
|BBC2 North
|PAL System I
|-
|{{UK DVB-T|ch=30}}
|30
|10
|[[BBC]] (Mux 1)
|[[DVB-T]]
|-
|{{UK System I|ch=32}}
|32
|500
|Channel 4
|PAL System I
|-
|{{UK DVB-T|ch=48}}
|48
|20
|[[Digital 3&4]] (Mux 2)
|DVB-T
|-
|{{UK System I|ch=56}}
|56
|50
|Channel 5
|PAL System I
|-
|{{UK DVB-T|ch=57|off=pos}}
|57+
|4
|[[Arqiva]] (Mux D)
|DVB-T
|-
|{{UK DVB-T|ch=60}}
|60
|4
|Arqiva (Mux C)
|DVB-T
|-
|{{UK DVB-T|ch=66}}
|66
|10
|BBC (Mux B)
|DVB-T
|-
|{{UK DVB-T|ch=68}}
|68
|10
|[[S4C Digital Networks|SDN]] (Mux A)
|DVB-T
|}