B2TVm2
B2TVm2 is a second-generation television standard developed by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in the early 1980s. It was designed to improve upon the original B2TV standard, which was introduced in the 1970s. The B2TVm2 system aimed to enhance the quality of television broadcasts by increasing the resolution and reducing interference.
The standard utilized a combination of analog and digital technologies to achieve its goals. It employed a
One of the key features of B2TVm2 was its ability to support color television. Unlike its predecessor,
The adoption of B2TVm2 was gradual, with broadcasters and consumers needing time to upgrade their equipment
Despite its advancements, B2TVm2 was eventually superseded by digital television standards in the late 1990s and