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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports Weigel Broadcasting plans to swap two of its channels to allow more people to see HD programming from Independent station WMLW. Weigel has two full-power digital, one low-power digital, and two low-power analog TV signals in Milwaukee carrying seven program streams. Currently, WMLW-CA broadcasts on analog LPTV channel 41 and programming is simuclast in standard definition on the full-power signal of WDJT/58.2. On August 7, WMLW programming will move to the full-power signal of WBME/49.1 in HD. Me-TV, now on 49.1, will move to 58.2, where it doesn't matter that it's only standard definition since Me-TV's classic 1950's to 1980's programming is not HD.
so basically 58-2 and 49-1 are swapping. I know folks there will be happy as WMLW does show sports on that station
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports Weigel Broadcasting plans to swap two of its channels to allow more people to see HD programming from Independent station WMLW. Weigel has two full-power digital, one low-power digital, and two low-power analog TV signals in Milwaukee carrying seven program streams. Currently, WMLW-CA broadcasts on analog LPTV channel 41 and programming is simuclast in standard definition on the full-power signal of WDJT/58.2. On August 7, WMLW programming will move to the full-power signal of WBME/49.1 in HD. Me-TV, now on 49.1, will move to 58.2, where it doesn't matter that it's only standard definition since Me-TV's classic 1950's to 1980's programming is not HD.
so basically 58-2 and 49-1 are swapping. I know folks there will be happy as WMLW does show sports on that station
