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AntennaWeb
How to buy the right antenna and point it in the right direction!

Digital Television Transition and Public Safety
Digital-to-Analog Converter Box Coupon Program

Digital TV: A Cringely Crash Course
A user-friendly overview of digital television.

DTV Transition Coalition
This is a one-stop clearinghouse of consumer information and tools to manage the digital transition.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
From medical telemetry device interference to broadcast spectrum allotment, the Federal Communications Commission Web site contains in-depth information regarding the federal government's efforts to implement digital TV. DTV Shopper’s Guide in Adobe format (En Espanol)

“How Digital TV Works”
From the HowStuffWorks Web site, includes video explanations, and articles that cover digital compression, shopping for an HDTV, home theater information and more.

PBS Digital Television
As one of the first television services to broadcast programs digitally, PBS stands at the forefront of this technological revolution. Explore this site to learn more about digital television, and PBS’s plans for this landmark technology.

www.DTV.gov
The FCC launched a consumer education and outreach campaign – "DTV-Get It" – to inform the public about the DTV transition and the availability of high definition and other digital content. www.dtv.gov is a new web portal that serves as a one-stop source of information about digital television.

Publications

DTV Shoppers Guide [pdf file]

En Espanol

DTV Fact Sheet
PDF version

Compatibility of Cable TV and Digital TV Receivers - "Plug-and-Play"
PDF version

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How you watch Eight Digital Broadcasting is determined by:
1. Where you live
2. Your TV set
3. How you receive TV signals — by cable, satellite or antenna

Make three selections below for your digital solution.


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Eight Digital Broadcasting currently serves the red area on the map below.

As soon as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) gives us permission, and we acquire the funding, we will begin work on converting our translator transmitters across the state.



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