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Areas that have CW or MNTV on subchannels in HD (or near HD)

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nomadcowatbk

KSPR in Springfield MO splits the bandwith between ABC and a CW subchannel while KOMU in Columbia MO only has CW in SD on a subchannel. Don't know how it works on cable/satellite in those areas.
 
Not really sure. The CW primetime is in HD but not sure about the rest of the programing. Its just the The CW plus feed.
Not sure about KSNT those subchannels were added a few years ago
 
KWTX in Waco, TX has CW in downconverted 720p, as their main channel is CBS in 1080i HD. KUPT in Hobbs, NM (part of the Roswell, NM market) has MNT & CW in 720p with Telemundo in 480i (MNT on .1, CW on .2, & Telemundo on .3). KUPT is part of the CW+. So I believe to anyone's knowledge, CW on a subchannel is rarely gonna be in HD, & if it is, will be in downconverted 720p HD (CW typically runs in 1080i HD). Most stations that have CW on a subchannel (in most markets, not enough channels to make it available on the main channel) aren't gonna bother with HD for a small network like CW. The Kalamazoo/Grand Rapids MI market is the largest market with CW on a subchannel (not in HD either), being on WWMT 3.2 (CBS being on the main channel).
 
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