SVT2 Analog Closedown (unknown Testcard (Scrambled) after Closedown)

Swedish SVT2 Analogue Closedown, with mysterious Scrambled Testcard...
Record Date: 2003
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[@manu20013]

I could figure it out, it is written
"MCR STHLM"
(master control room Stockholm)

[@MikeInc79]

Encrypted transmisstions are aimed for companies that hires transmission time from Teracom in the SVT2-net. That's why they are/were encrypted. The sound in NICAM stereo was often the classic music from the ordinary testcard but in mono, you could hear the encrypted sound.

[@XPLORADIO]

Testcard - vertical patterns, as usual, but then:
horizontal bar accross the screen, with a writing on it. I cannot read what's the first part of it, but the second is "STHLM".
We had Canal+ in Poland encrypted wit similar Nagravision Syster, so as a fan I become good at it.

[@MrTransalpin]

I suppose it were analog Nagravision broadcast tests.

[@zsomborudvari8974]

No, that isn't unkown. Tat's standard colour bards!

[@rogerswift1983]

Scrambled Testcard! This is the first time I've ever seen one

[@bestfrogs247]

Thank you for posting the video!

[@MrAntbox]

First part says "MCR". STHLM presumably Stockholm?

[@Zcooger]

Do you still have the tape?

[@bluray2012ify]

Sweden? Sounds so great!!!

[@RobochaoXX]

grandioso!

[@Pomonchannel23000]

Meduvremenu ugašen

[@mathiasvolta]

Nice ! 5*

[@9acmotoko9]

Test bars...

[@almikkus79]

Indeed, they're EBU color bars.

[@AnalogFreakOnTV]

I watched it more times too, it was abaout 2000 till 2003. What's the purpose for scrambling a testcard?

[@akosjakab2332]

hu de jo