Putting HDTV on the map in Oklahoma

4 Responses to “FCC Releases Official List of Stations Terminating Analog Broadcasts”

1. kenny9966 responds: February 11th, 2009 at 1:28 am

   you know how much i hate to say this but im glad some stations will continue to run analog. all the okc stations were freezin up like crazy(there digital signal)in stillwater during all these storms. I think its in the best intrest of public to continue to run both until tornado season is over. tonight was way scary.

2. Bobarino responds: February 11th, 2009 at 6:02 am

   Kenny:

   You might need to upgrade your antenna.

   What ya gonna do when severe weather arrives this Summer, Fall, …

   Next Year???

   Tornado season lasts ALL YEAR LONG in Oklahoma.

   Let the Digital Era commence.

3. servicetech responds: February 11th, 2009 at 10:54 pm

   I’m glad KETA and KWTV are stopping 2/17 and moving to their analog frequency. I have a DTVpal DVR that isn’t happy with 33 and 32 being right next to each other and gives me channel breakup on KETA. All other tuners work just fine, so I know it’s not an antenna problem. Other DTVpal DVR owners have had similar issues.

4. kenny9966 responds: February 12th, 2009 at 1:19 am

   nah im so ready for dtv. i already have satellite that has 60 hd channels on my hdtv. i was just saying for the folks who have not got a coupon or waited for the last moment this gives them time during peak tornado season to get ready. i only use my ota when my satellite goes out which happens when a tornado possessing storm comes around lol. i live in an apartment so i cant have one of those huge antennas but i got a pretty big indoor antenna which gets all of okc fairly well except koco which is weak, but thats a whole new ball game there.

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