Many of my local channels are using tags that have the ANALOG channel name. For example, while KDKA TV-2 DTV is on channel 25, the tag is 2-1 which is what you enter to see that channel. Either they are going to move back to channel 2 or things are going to get even more confusing if you have a channel 25 station you have to enter 2-1 when there is no channel 2. What happens when a DTV channel 2 comes along (if that should ever happen)?
4 (I forget their DTV channel) is using 4-1 and 4-2. 11 is using 11-1, 11-2, and 11-3. Joe M. Ben wrote: > > Here is a good list of what the channels will be like when the analog > shuts off: > http://www.w9wi.com/dtvch/dtvch.html > Many are going back to their original VHF channel. Here in Bowling > Green, KY it looks like channel 13 will turn off their digital that > is on 33 now and stay on the old analog channel 13 as DTV. In > Nashville channels 4,5 & 8 will stay on VHF. > > If you haven't tried to rx DTV yet it's time you did. I can watch > channels now in studio quality that in analog are almost unwatchable > by todays standards. HD signals are very nice too! It's easy to pick > these channels up with the antenna you have up now and the cost is > just going to do down from here. All TV's sold today are required to > have DTV tuners. Go to Walmart and look. > > Several channels in Nashville are running up to 4 or more services on > one channel. Here in Bowling Green Channel 40-1 is NBC, 40-2 is CBS, > 13-1 is ABC, 13-2 is FOX, 13-3 is UPN(or what ever they call > theirselves today), 53-1 to 53-6 are Kentucky Educational Television > channels. They run PBS HD on 53-4...so many stations are broadcasting > more than one service in that 6 MHz. > > Ben > W4WSM > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
