Should there be access to these channels?

[KeyTimes950]

If you have cable, chances are you do not get every subchannel offered by local TV stations. Which of these would or should you add?

WINP-16.2 ION (its national feed is available to some Comcast customers but not as a basic choice).
WINP-16.3 Qube (see above).
WINP-16.4 IONLife (see above).

WPCB-40.2 Bible Discovery Channel (usually different programs, in some cases time-shifted from WPCB's main channel).

WBGN-59.1
WBGN-59.2 (HSN)
WBGN-59.3 (RTV)
WBGN-59.4 (Universal Sports)

Just wondering.

My belief is that most other subchannels are offered on basic cable, but for those who wonder ...

WTAE-4.2 (ThisTV)

WPXI-11.2 (MeTV)

WQED-13.2 (Create)
WQED-13.3 (Rick Sebak, er, Neighborhood)

WPMY-22.2 (CoolTV)

WPGH-53.2 (Country)

At this writing neither KDKA nor WPCW have subchannels, unless you count WPCW being KDKA's surrogate subchannel.

 

[corporateradiosucks]

I guess I don't understand what you're asking...I get most of those channels.

 

[FreddyE1977]

I have DirecTV after painfully experiencing Comcast "customer service" for nearly a decade.
I do not have access to any of the sub-channels. Do not have WINP or WBGN at all (though
I do get national feeds of ION)

 

[KeyTimes950]

I guess I don't understand what you're asking...I get most of those channels.

I don't. The WINP subchannels aren't among the extras on the Monroeville basic (very basic) Comcast system, nor even on a more expansive system I can see from a Westmoreland County Comcast customer. Comcast won't carry WBGN nor has it picked up WPCB's Bible Discovery Channel.

 

[corporateradiosucks]

Oh, OK. I have Fios.