Putting HDTV on the map in Oklahoma

HDTVOK.com first went on the air, err internet, on September 30, 2001, and traffic has increased at a pretty good clip over the past two years, along with the sources and number of options for HD programming.
In two years, traffic to the site has gone from about 28 pages per day to more than 3000 [...]

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I’ve created a new calendar showing what’s on the DTV stations in HD or Widescreen SD for mobile phones and PDAs. Just point your WAP-enabled cell phone or PDA to wap.hdtvok.com and you get a complete listing of what is on today.
Now, when you’re out shopping for a new TV and the salesman says there’s [...]

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We’ve added another calendar covering widescreen SD programming on OETA plus Fox’s EDTV game of the week on DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket. We did a separate calendar because it’s not HD, but some of the widescreen SD programming, especially on PBS, is quite good. Widescreen SD programming is noted by the acronym EDTV at the [...]

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Kevin and I have updated the main calendar system for the hdtvok.com site. Although there are still a few glitches, this will bring some very exciting capabilities to this site. We’re very interested in your feedback on this new HD viewing tool.

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It might be a good idea to make a calendar for strictly OTA and then make one for strictly premium, ie HBO, ESPN, Discovery, etc. Just an idea.

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I am thinking about making some changes to the Local HDTV calendar on the site. Currently, I keep track of HD content on ABC, NBC, PBS, and KSBI-DT since viewers in Oklahoma can see these in HD. There are the very few who can see CBS HD (KXII-DT) so not to confuse anyone I do [...]

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Since when did 100000 watts become a pay site?

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I have been updating the FAQ today and I really need help from the Tulsa folks if you see something that is not correct in the FAQ for the stations in Tulsa email me at hidefsooner@yahoo.com. This helps keeps the site accurate.
If anyone else finds any other errors let me know.

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We have reached another milestone. We now have 250 registered users on the site. Yes, we do have a lot of anonymous traffic too, and we let people post anonymously. If you have registered a nickname but have forgotton your password, email at hidefsooner@yahoo.com and I will reset your account.

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I just want to take this opportunity to thank the Webmaster for this site. I check it EVERY DAY for new news and articles. Sites take a lot of time to do right and it has significantly increased the knowledge of many users throughout the country. I judge a site by its usefulness and truth. [...]

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Most of the stations transmitting a digital signal in OKC are NOT transmitting at full power from a high antenna location. So I would recommend you post a table on this site with the following information for each station:
1. Present power level (ERP) and antenna height (in feet).
2. Proposed power level and antenna height.
3. The [...]

Read: Needed: List of each station\’s technical info »

Sometime around the first of the month, HDTVOK.com celebrated its first birthday. I guess I was too busy watching over-the-air HDNet on KSBI-DT to notice. This site got its genesis from this thread on AV Science Forum…
Local news from Tulsa market
On October 1, 2001, the only HD programming available in Oklahoma was HBO and Showtime [...]

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HiDefSooner has completed the Frequently Asked Questions for HDTV in Oklahoma. There are sections covering all the local stations, the major networks, content available in Oklahoma via satellite, and HDTV via your local cable company. Check it out…
Dennis

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