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Using a 91xg with CM7777 preamp to receive 2 edge signals (no line of sight).

KLRA-CD is a Little Rock, AR Station.

Trip Here is new info for KLRA-CD RF 20 in Little Rock DMA: RF Virt Call SID PMT Video *Aspect V Mbps PCR *A kbps Content 20.1 20-1 KLRA-CD 1 48 1920x1080i 16:9(Wide) 49 11.2 49 52 199.68 Univision...

Found this about KMYA-LP: KMYA-DT, Camden, AR; KMYA-LP, Sheridan, AR. Seems to indicate that KMYA-LP has changed hands. KMYA-DT - Wikipedia indicates that the above mentioned I Square Media used to own KMYA-DT (of Camden) which had an agreement with KLRA-CD (RF 20 - Pinnacle Media) to...

It WAS still available, as I tried to indicate here: Rabbitears has RF 47 listed as KMYA-LP. I don't live in town and only have 2 edge reception of the LR DMA so can't answer that definitively. Apparently, KMYA-LP (RF 47) was off air until recently. I was the one who reported it was in operation...

No big mystery there then. :(

RF 20 in LIttle Rock DMA has dropped METV (RF 20.2 as 49-1) and replaced it with QVC (RF 20.2 as 20-2). Sad day. RF 20 is labeled "UNIV/METV" on Rabbitears.info so I guess that also needs changing now. METV was still available in Little Rock DMA on RF 47 (as 49-1) as well as COZI TV (49-2) the...

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Actually, all else being equal, the higher frequencies (UHF) do not propagate as well as the lower (VHF) frequencies. However, given less power for the VHF signals than UHF signals (FCC limits output power of transmitters), you may indeed find that a particular UHF signal may reach further. DRCars

Already added on KLRT 16.2 (RF 30). DRCars

3 mb/s DSL is not that terrible to watch. With the h.264 codec that is used that is about like 6 mb/s MPEG2 (ATSC). Most sub-channels around here are 3 or less. Although, METV is running 4.5 mb/s. Even at 1.5 mb/s with h.264 that would be as good as most sub-channels around here (which ain't...

Not meaning to shoot the messenger here but ... Whoopi! That means we can now pay for what was free (advertiser supported) before and still watch commercials. :eek: DRCars

Careful what you wish for. You might wind up with a stretched picture with short dumpy people. The only ways to turn the 4:3 stuff into 16:9 is to either crop top and bottom or do the horizontal stretch. Most TVs can stretch a 4:3 image to 16:9 but can not unstretch it. That's why I prefer them...

TitanTV shows Comet coming to KATV-DT2 (7.2) in Little Rock on Oct. 31 and will replace RTV. Can't say there is much there that I will care for. A lot of 1-2 star movies. Sometimes those can be so bad they are funny though. DRCars

I tried one. It was virtually unusable here as a PVR. The slightest hiccup in signal and the playback of the recording would stop. Perhaps in areas where the TV signals are much stronger this would be less of a problem. I tried probably 5-6 30 min.-60 min. recordings and never was able to get...

It's old but at least it has a full EPG which most TVs nowadays don't. I keep mine just for that reason. The FCC regulations mandated transmission of EPG data but couldn't/didn't require TVs to support it. DRCars

Maybe you mean "I really couldn't care less." Then again, you do seem to care a lot. DRCars

I thought Cox was a cable company. What's that got to do with OTA (Over the Aiir)?;) DRCars

I have seen the Big Screen EPG. It doesn't appear to be a data source just a data importer. What other alternatives ("etc") are you referring to? DRCars

4x3. If viewer wants stretch-o-vision they can do it themselves. DRCars

I have one and it still works well. It may be a tad more susceptible to multipath than newer tuners. It has a 10 bar signal meter, and a full EPG (NOT just Now/Next) that shows all channels at once (if you wait long enough) or a Mini-EPG that shows only the channel you are on. You can add...

I haven't heard of anyone else having the same problem with the guide pop-up, here in this thread or elsewhere. Could be your HW-150 is just going flakey and if you like it you could just get another one. They are cheap enough to be considered disposable. BTW, did you try covering the front for...

From what I have read the ivew is a slightly different implementation of the same box as the HW-150. You may have already found this but there is a lot of info over at the AVSForum...

Tivo is much like Windows Media Center (WMC). A good choice but expensive in comparison, if a person already has Windows 7 (WMC is included free). Just connect computer to HDTV via HDMI or VGA, add a USB ATSC tuner, set it up and Voila, a DVR. Here's a comparison review of TIVO vs. WMC...

:stooges All fun and games until somebody loses an eye! Wish I could get AntennaTV. :oldfrown DRCars