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For those of you that hadn't noticed...

The Comcast Network (the network formerly known as CN8) now has an HD simulcast channel (201) so you can finally watch Philly sporting events in high def.
 
WGTW shut off its analog signal on April 16, probably at 11:59 PM, as did several other TBN stations.

WWSI 62 Atlantic City was also scheduled to shut off its analog on April 16. It should also be gone.

Next up: WTXF 29, on May 22. The rest of the stations still broadcasting in analog will keep doing so until June 12, barring equipment failure.
 
WCAUTVNBC10 said:
The Comcast Network (the network formerly known as CN8) now has an HD simulcast channel (201) so you can finally watch Philly sporting events in high def.

While you're here WCAUTVNBC10 there is something I've noticed about WCAU on Verizon FiOS in Kent County in Delaware (Verizon central DE).

Channel 10 (on cable 10, the SD channel) has been center cutting everything from NBC HD allowing picture cropping from text being cut off (SNL-WU) to people talking to no one as they look off to the side of the picture. FOX 29 is using AFD on Verizon, are you?

Also, recently, WCAU has had mono audio. I know this as WBAL 11 (cable 11) has stereo sound from NBC (though to be fair they also center cut w/o AFD).

Are you guys aware of this and, if so, going to fix it?

Thanks. :D
 
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