Could someone please post, or let me know where to find a QAM channel mapping chart for the Fox cities and Milwaukee Channels?
I scanned digital channels on my new tv and was able to pick up some digital signals on regular cable line (no box) between 85-4 and 104-3 but cannot edit the channel names and would like to know the affiliations to each channel for reference. Thank You for any help
To comment on this story, please log in. If you don't have an account, sign up for one. It's free!
|
teenbean2: digitaldean - I just hooked my outdoor antenna to the existing cable junction box that is mounted outside the box. I unscrewed the Time Warner Cable and hooked my cable to the cable wire going into...
|
||
|
Keith: It looks good to me. Obviously a great improvement over what it was. I like the colors, the bug on the right with the simple temp and time, the panning out, and the text scroll at the bottom....
|
||
|
TvBoy: Damn,
For as long as it took to get that thing launched, I was pretty disappointed. Not that impressive. Better than the last set, but not worth the price paid.
|
 teenbean2 Appleton
|
zchaoli8 hij329
|
 annie r Reno
|
markse7 Weyauwega WI
|
|
digitaldean Kimberly, WI
|
MRB10 MaumelleAR
|
|
gregrv neenah
|
TvBoy Appleton
|
|
Megamedia Green Bay
|
DrBear Green Bay
|
Fox Cities TV is an independent blog and member-driven community based in Green Bay, Wisconsin and serves the Northeast Wisconsin area, including Green Bay, Appleton, and Oshkosh. TV lovers can come here to learn about what's happening in local (and national) television, interact with other TV viewers and express their opinions.
What service are you using?
What service are you using? (Time Warner, Charter, etc)
I know as a Time Warner user, the channel assignments change periodically which has defeated the purpose of making a channel list for QAM. I don't know what Charter is like. I believe this is because Time Warner is likely tweaking their switched digital system.