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because it concerns OTA channels?

not necessarily down the road from glendive in ekalaka they get their abc from rapid city, sd. until recently the abc there (kota) had metv and thistv as subchannels. Mid rivers cable carried the metv but not thistv in the mid river markets that havent been upgraded to full digital they do not...

i was referring to the fact you said that "Satellites do carry subchannels only if they are a full power and on the. 1" my point was that the reason directv carries it is because again its a .1, full power, and they reached an agreement

that has already been established previously. i dont know why you need to repeat yourself not all subchannels are carried on cable cable will carry them but the owner of the station that has it on their subchannel has to reach an agreement. that is why you will see some subchannels not on...

the .1 is considered the primary channel like in my market we have 2 stations KXGN 5.1 is the primary channel and carries CBS KXGN 5.2 is the subchannel and carries NBC subchannels are considered -2 and on. so a station that is just a .1 would be one with no subchannels.

why so much hostility? i was just confirming why your metv affiliate is on directv. it is a .1 it is full powered station according to the fcc the owner of the station reached an agreement with the provider to carry it

A .1 is not a subchannel. and since you claim that is full power then of course it would get must carry as long as they reach an agreement

its possible that the owner of the station that carries comet did not ask for carriage whereas the owner of the station that carries escape did

but the previous sentence i clearly stated a must carry means if it asks for carriage on a cable or satellite company the provider has to carry it as along as they reach an agreement on compensation guess you neglected to read that part before making your incorrect response

here is some info from wikipedia on must carry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Must-carry#United_States

andy_horton a must carry means if it asks for carriage on a cable or satellite company the provider has to carry it as along as they reach an agreement on compensation. all full powered .1 stations qualify for must carry regardless of programming. now there may be situatinos where a .1 is not...

By the way for the person asking about satellite I have Directv and am grandfathered with networks. I legally qualify for ABC & FOX and CW and PBS I am grandfathered in on NBC and CBS. Before 2009 NBC was an hour at night on KXGN. Yes KXGN did carry both CBS and NBC up to 2009. We also had a low...

Glendive because I live here

I have a AM21 set up on my Directv setup. We only have 2 channels in the area (KXGN 5-1 CBS and -2 NBC). I get distants from Los Angeles on my DIrectv account so the AM21 is used for the news and Griz games. Also if I really need to see something on CBS I can watch it earlier than other...

from what I read they (Fox) will have 10 weeks of Saturday games starting in May actually wiki says 12 weeks 12 Saturday afternoon games on Fox (down from 26).

smart thing is getting someone on board BEFORE launching

GetTV, Sony Pictures Television (SPT) Networks' new U.S. digital broadcast television network, is adding four major market TV stations from the Cox Media Group to its growing affiliate roster. Starting today, April 1, GetTV is adding KIRO Seattle (DMA 13); WAXN Charlotte, N.C. (DMA 25); and KMYT...

no

if your signal is strong to begin with amplifying it can hinder the strong signal by sending too much signal to the device. It wont hurt it (as in damage it)....the signal will just pixelate and cut in and out. this isnt like the analog days where "bigger is better" when it comes to picking up...

run report copy url from the response paste here like this (this is mine...yup big sexy 1 TV station. the low powered ones aren't even on the air) http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d5b9486b3808b34

just for fun can you post your tvfool report? Reason I ask is sometimes your specific location may have some interference versus someone down the block www.tvfool.com

maybe they are doing some tower work or something?

no they didnt. they (the fcc) said to the stations with digital you can cover the same area with less power (therefore saving money) thats why uhf stations in analog were 5 million watts max and now max of 1 million vhf is a lot lower and they (the fcc) really screwed that one up. why they said...

yes i am sure. wzme while in ct is in the nyc dma. they are losing the affiliate when kvnv signs on in ny (well they are licensed to nj but will transmit from nyc) http://www.tvnewscheck.com/article/73575/metv-picks-up-bigmarket-primary-slots Me-TV is currently seen in some parts of New York on...

but note in the next couple months they (wzme) is losing the affiliate kvnv is moving from Nevada to New Jersey (due to a fcc loophole) and is going to be the MeTV affiliate for NY The good? they will be broadcasting from 4 Times Square (Condé Nast Building) the bad? it will be on VHF Low...