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Local Digital Television
Stations highlighted in Green have operational digital television stations. Stations are listed in the order it was first reported here that they were testing or broadcasting over the air.
Networks highlighted in Purple broadcast at least some high definition programming some days and most nights.
Channel Numbers highlighted in Red are multicasting — offering multiple sub channels on one DTV station. If it's not listed, we just don't know about it yet. Contact us
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City DTV
Network DTV Station NBC 27 KFOR-DT IND 51 KSBI-DT ABC 7 KOCO-DT PAX 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 PAX 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
Fort Smith, AR
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
Category Archives: DTV Switchover
Nielsen: Stations Lost 8% In DTV Switch
Neilson reports on its blog that on average stations lost eight percent share following the digital transition due in large part to TVs that weren't ready. Stations that switched from UHF to VHF lost 13 percent share right after the transition.
Also posted in Oklahoma City, Programming 2 Comments
Analog Cut Off Today
Today is the day!. I believe KOCO analog is going to go off the air at 9AM today. I am not sure about the other stations, so let us know what is going on out there.
Also posted in Oklahoma City, Programming, Tulsa 8 Comments
Analog Cut Off Tomorrow
The final DTV cutoff is tomorrow. It is about time. Newsok.com had an article about the DTV transition tomorrow.
Also posted in Oklahoma City, Tulsa 5 Comments
KOCO’s crawl predicts loss of signal
While watching my recording of ABC’s This Week…, I noticed that KOCO’s crawl about the DTV transition mentioned parts of several counties that may lose its signal when its analog signal is terminated at 9 a.m. on June 12, 2009: southern Garvin, northern Stephens, southwestern Grady, northeastern Comanche, southwestern Caddo, northeastern Washita and eastern Custer. [...]
Also posted in Oklahoma City, Programming, Wichita Falls/Lawton 8 Comments
KWET and KOET Cease Analog Broadcasting
At 9 AM today OETA stations KWET and KOET have ceased analog broadcasting.
Also posted in Eufaula, OETA, Programming Leave a comment
DTV Coupons Are Here Again
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration announced today that the backlog for digital television converter box coupon requests had been cleared and that the government now had sufficient funding to send out more. via DTV Coupons Are Here Again – Gadgetwise Blog – NYTimes.com.
Categorized as: DTV Switchover 3 Comments
Post-transition Experiences with KWTV-DT and KETA-DT in OKC
How well are you receiving the VHF channels in Oklahoma City after the DTV transition?
KOCO-DT KSWO Channel 7 Post DTV Transition
Now that KSWO has vacated channel 7 at midnight last night, has anyone noticed any change in the KOCO-DT reception? Has it got better, worse, or the same? Take a look at your DTV signal strength meter if you have one on your equipment.
Also posted in Equipment, Oklahoma City, Wichita Falls/Lawton 27 Comments
Feb 17th DTV Transion is Here
The time has finally come for the 1st part of the DTV transition to now become reality. If you have a digital tv or a converter you will need to do a rescan for digital tv channels today. In the Oklahoma City area KWTV-DT is moving its DTV channel from 39 to 9 at 1:00 [...]
Also posted in OETA, Oklahoma City, Production, Programming, Sherman-Ada, Sightings, Tulsa, Wichita Falls/Lawton 49 Comments
FCC Releases Official List of Stations Terminating Analog Broadcasts
According to the official Excel file released today from the FCC, the following stations will continue to run analog transmitters after next Tuesday… Oklahoma City KFOR-TV KOCO-TV KOPX-TV KSBI-TV KTBO-TV KTUZ-TV Tulsa KTPX-TV KJRH-TV KOKI-TV KTUL-TV Sherman, TX-Ada, OK KTEN-TV The other stations that cover Oklahoma, 16 of 28 stations, notified the FCC by last [...]
Also posted in Ada/Ardmore, Eufaula, OETA, Oklahoma City, Sherman-Ada, Tulsa, Wichita Falls/Lawton 4 Comments
KWTV Starts DTV Crawl
KWTV has started a crawl at the bottom of their picture stating that they will cease analog broadcasting at 1:00 PM February 17, 2009.
Also posted in Oklahoma City, Programming, Sightings 1 Comment
DTV Switch Articles on Newsok.com
The Oklahoman is reporting that OKC stations KFOR, KWTV, KOCO, KOKH and OETA will shutdown their analog transmitter on February 17th as planned. KWSO in Lawton will also will shutdown their analog transmitter. NOTE: KOCB will shutdown their analog transmitter as well. READ In another article things are less clear in Tulsa. KOTV is the [...]
Also posted in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita Falls/Lawton 11 Comments
House DTV vote introduces uncertainty
Confusion reigns following house vote to delay DTV transition until June 12th.
Also posted in Ada/Ardmore, Eufaula, OETA, Oklahoma City, Sherman-Ada, Tulsa, Wichita Falls/Lawton 3 Comments
Congress Passes DTV Delay Bill
Congress passed today a bill that would change the DTV transition date from February 17th to June 12th. President Obama said he plans to sign the bill. I believe most stations in Oklahoma will still cut off their analog transmitter on February 17th anyways.
Also posted in Ada/Ardmore, Eufaula, Oklahoma City, Sherman-Ada, Tulsa, Wichita Falls/Lawton Tagged bill, congress, DTV 9 Comments
KOCO-TV Analog Antenna Coming Down