KOCO-DT
KOCO-DT has filed for another extension. Looks like they want at least six more months.
pf
Note: The KOCO-DT section in the FAQ and FCC App Status page has been updated.
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Network DTV Station NBC 27 KFOR-DT IND 51 KSBI-DT ABC 7 KOCO-DT ION 50 KOPX-DT FOX 24 KOKH-DT WB 33 KOCB-DT TBN 15 KTBO-DT PBS 32 KETA-DT CBS 39 KWTV-DT UPN 40 KAUT-DT Tulsa DTV
Network DTV Station NBC 56 KJRH-DT CBS 55 KOTV-DT ION 28 KTPX-DT FOX 22 KOKI-DT IND 49 KGEB-DT UPN 42 KTFO-DT ABC 10 KTUL-DT IND 48 KWHB-DT PBS 38 KOED-DT WB 55-2 KWBT-DT Ada, OK/Ardmore, OK
Network DTV Station CBS 20 KXII-DT NBC 26 KTEN-DT Bartlesville, OK
Network DTV Station TBN 15 KDOR-DT Cheyenne, OK
Network DTV Station PBS 8 KWET-DT Claremore, OK
Network DTV Station IND 35 KRSC-DT Eufaula, OK
Network DTV Station PBS 31 KOET-DT Shawnee, OK
Network DTV Station IND 29 KQOK-DT Surrounding States
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Network DTV Station ABC 21 KHBS-DT CBS 18 KFSM-DT NBC 27 KPOM-DT PBS 45 KAFT-DT Wichita Falls, TX/Lawton, OK
Network DTV Station ABC 11 KSWO-DT CBS 22 KAUZ-DT Fox 15 KJTL-DT NBC 28 KFDX-DT
8 Comments
I saw it this morning. I was going to put it on the site tonight but thanks to pf for beating me to it. I will update the FCC App Status page tonight.
I guess this means no Superbowl in HD for OKC
It doesn’t look good. Looks like they are they are going to use their own tower.
When is the FCC going to start fining or confiscating the bandwidth of these greedy, indifferent corporations?
Does anyone have a violin?
What a joke. Why does it seem like I live in Oklahoma – That’s right, I do. They act like they just found out about DTV a couple months ago.
This is getting old.
I’m getting fed up with this crap.
Looking on the bright side:
States, to date, without DTV: Alaska, Nebraska, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming
from
http://www.anandtech.com/news/shownews.html?i=17196&t=pn
pf
Pfriese writes:>Looking on the bright side:>States, to date, without DTV: Alaska, Nebraska,>Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming.
You forgot to mention Afghanistan, Somalia, Ethiopia, and many other third world countries. Personally, I would like to feel like I live in mainstream America. Even Arkansas has ABC affiliates that are DTV.
And why did KOCO need to change to channel 7? And why does KWTV need to change from 39? One of their engineers told me it was because KAUT switched to 40 and it will interfere. But I notice that in Tulsa, KOTV and KJRH are right next to each other at 55 and 56. Why doesn’t it interfere there?
Also, I did not see any mention of HDTV in KOCO’s statement, only DTV. Does anyone know if the equipment they are buying will transmit the full HD signal?
Ron Kornegay