JohnnyJupiter
06-21-2009, 03:17 PM
:confused:
I live in the San Francisco DMA, but cannot get those channels OTA because of hills between my house and the transmitters. However, I could get the Sacramento channels OTA --- or at least I could before the digital switchover. The OTA Sacto channels had a much better HD picture than the SF ones via Dish.
Now I only get 3-NBC, 13-CBS, 31-Ind, and 58-Ind. I can no longer get 6-PBS, 10-ABC, or 40-Fox. As far as I know, all these channels are still on towers in the same general area (Walnut Grove) that I was able to "see" before the switchover.
I still get the programming info on my program guide for the missing channels, but they show up as "0" signal strength and I get the message that I have lost the signal.
Does anyone know what the story is with these channels? Did they move to different frequencies? Should I do another OTA channel scan and see if I can pick them up that way? I'm a little leery of doing that, given that I can still get the program info, but will do that if that's the only way.
Thanks to all who can help!
JJ
I live in the San Francisco DMA, but cannot get those channels OTA because of hills between my house and the transmitters. However, I could get the Sacramento channels OTA --- or at least I could before the digital switchover. The OTA Sacto channels had a much better HD picture than the SF ones via Dish.
Now I only get 3-NBC, 13-CBS, 31-Ind, and 58-Ind. I can no longer get 6-PBS, 10-ABC, or 40-Fox. As far as I know, all these channels are still on towers in the same general area (Walnut Grove) that I was able to "see" before the switchover.
I still get the programming info on my program guide for the missing channels, but they show up as "0" signal strength and I get the message that I have lost the signal.
Does anyone know what the story is with these channels? Did they move to different frequencies? Should I do another OTA channel scan and see if I can pick them up that way? I'm a little leery of doing that, given that I can still get the program info, but will do that if that's the only way.
Thanks to all who can help!
JJ
