Specifically for the locals of Roanoke and Raleigh. I've searched around but I haven't been able to find anything and not all of the individual channels' websites have them listed. Thanks for your help
Is there a list anywhere that shows all of the local transmit channels for an area?
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I've looked there but couldn't find it
unless I just haven't found the right link. I'm looking for the digital channels that you have to scan in order to add the locals. For example, in order to add WDBJ-7 in Roanoke, you have to scan channel 18. Thanks for the help
unless I just haven't found the right link. I'm looking for the digital channels that you have to scan in order to add the locals. For example, in order to add WDBJ-7 in Roanoke, you have to scan channel 18. Thanks for the help
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I live in Mebane, NC and I have found this site to be very helpful.soboredskin said:
http://www.hdtvmagazine.com/programming/broadcast.php
sometimes antennaweb doesn't do a very good job of estimating the channels that you can receive. It doesn't list any DTV channels for me, from my zip or address, however, I am able to pull them in just fine with a amplified set-top antenna. Antennaweb, really isn't that good about listing channels that are available in your area, especially if you live in a area that isn't that large--like the entire state of Oklahoma 
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Another place that you can find some info on DTV stations is HDTVoice.com, they have a DTV section on your area, sometimes you can find out what you are looking for there. I use HDTVok.com, which gives me a matrix of DTV stations in Oklahoma, depending on the city they come from, perhaps, there is a site like this for your state, I had to search HDTVoice.com to find this site.
--. Another place that you can find some info on DTV stations is HDTVoice.com, they have a DTV section on your area, sometimes you can find out what you are looking for there. I use HDTVok.com, which gives me a matrix of DTV stations in Oklahoma, depending on the city they come from, perhaps, there is a site like this for your state, I had to search HDTVoice.com to find this site.
mebgardener said:
Thanks for the link mebgardener.
Please let me know if any of you have suggestions for improvement.
Cheers,
- Shane
