Recently in OKC channel 52 added 4 subchannels (Laff,Grit,Escape,and Bounce) but we already have these channels on 21.4, 21.5, 21.6 and 43.3. The only difference is the have channel info on them and escape is in widescreen format vs 4:3. Anyone know of the reason for doing this just seems redundant to me.
New Subchannels but same networks
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KTOU is a low-power station (4kW on a 475' tower). That may be why their turning up those channels on KSBI (1,000kW on a 1,085' tower).
Both stations are spread thin in terms of bandwidth.
I can't explain the KAUT involvement. I notice that they're making a big leap down in radio frequency (RF40 -> RF19).
Both stations are spread thin in terms of bandwidth.
I can't explain the KAUT involvement. I notice that they're making a big leap down in radio frequency (RF40 -> RF19).
You could say that about at least half of the current crop of subchannels. They're just too many of them.
Surprising that KSBI would add them, as its owned by Griffin. Griffin pulled all the subchannels off their stations in OKC and Tulsa the last several years for local programming. Apparently Griffin is moving back into the subchannel game as they signed a contract with Katz Broadcasting and announced in September that they would begin carrying 4 Katz diginets replacing KTOU.
Over-The-Air Viewers Get 4 New Channels Starting Monday
New over-the-air TV channels coming to Oklahoma
Over-The-Air Viewers Get 4 New Channels Starting Monday
New over-the-air TV channels coming to Oklahoma
In KC you got Antenna TV and This TV on both WDAF full power and KCKS-LD low power and like QVC and HSN on IONTV and other channel and maybe SBN also on KQML because already on KAJF. KC area missing Heartland was on KCKS-LD,Accuweather,Charge,My Family Net and so on.
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