Recent content by jay214128

Unfortunately, KGTV is using the same PSIP channel numbers. This results in two 10.1, 10.2, 10.3, and 10.4 channels with the same PSIP identifiers. Causes all kinds of problems with my TV and scanning for mythtv.

Justice has moved to KFMB (8.4). Looks like ION Television is replacing it on KSWB (69.4).

KFMB has added two more sub channels. 8.4 (Justice), which used to be on KSWB and 8.5 (Quest), which is also available on KFTR (46.5). KFMB's picture quality was already poor. It can only get worse with these two additional channels. It's all about the money..

KTLA and KSWB both dropped ThisTV in October, replacing it with Court TV. I noticed that ThisTV is now available on KDOC (56.6).

Decades TV has now moved from KCBS (2.2) to KTTV (11.4). It is now receivable again :-).

I have not observed any issues with KPBS. I just checked (7:25AM, 8/29/2019) and KPBS is on the air.

I noticed that also. I do not expect it to last.

I see that KSWB and KPBS have completed their channel moves. Now it should be safe to rescan.

I lost KNBC yesterday on channel 36. Looks like another co-channel interference source. I only see KSKT-CD as assigned to channel 36, but they have been off air for quite a while (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KSKT-CD). Does anyone know if KSKT-CD is back on the air or is there some other...

I see that today (3/20/2019) KSWB has turned on their transmitter on channel 26. They are also still broadcasting on channel 19. Unlike other stations that first put up a test pattern (with a different PSIP channel number), KSWB has their regular PSIP channels on both channel 19 and 26. So if...

Looks like KDOC has completed their move from ch 32 to ch 12. This will provide an alternate Comet TV channel since KBNT-CD is no longer receivable (although the picture quality is much worse on KDOC due to having 10 sub channels).

Unfortunately, KBNT-CD also moved from channel 25 to channel 24, which is co-channel with KPXN. KPXN and KBNT-CD are both no longer receivable due to mutual interference. KVEA also has their test signal up on their new home, channel 25.

KTLA has moved from channel 31 to channel 35, and is once again receivable. When KCBS moves from 43 to 31 it will be lost :-( KDOC has a test signal up on their new channel (12).

KPBS is now reporting they are moving from channel 30 to channel 19 on March 26, 2019 via a scrawl during their programming. This makes some sense, since KSWB needs to vacate channel 19 first (scheduled for March 14, 2019).

Looks like the link (http://sbe36.org/2019/02/local-dtv-stations-on-the-move/) is working again.