Your television is going to change and KLRN wants to ensure you have all the information you need to be ready.
After February 17, 2009, the federal government requires that all TV stations, including KLRN, switch to digital-only broadcasting.
Once the conversion is complete, you'll have more KLRN channels to choose from, plus great pictures and sound. And digital KLRN is free to everyone. You should still be able to watch KLRN on your current set over the air with an antenna. You don't need to buy a new TV or subscribe to cable or satellite.
But there are steps you may need to take now... like ordering your digital converter box coupon.
If you currently subscribe to cable or satellite, you won't need to worry about the switch.
Other television sets will not receive a television signal after the date of the switchover. To keep getting a signal from your older television set, you will need a digital converter box.
Newer television sets MAY already have a digital tuner built in. You don't have to wait for the digital conversion. You can start receiving digital quality picture and sound and additional channels now without having to sign up for cable or satellite.
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KLRN-DT Reception Issues and Solutions for Over-the-Air Viewers
Because of the increased public awareness of the Digital TV transition that is coming on February 17, 2009, viewers of over-the-air television have begun doing what they need to do to continue to receive television programming in the digital-only age. Many viewers are purchasing DTV Converters for their existing analog televisions and some of those viewers are reporting that they are having difficulty receiving KLRN-DT though they have no problem at all receiving the local commercial DTV stations. LEARN WHY AND WHAT YOU CAN DO.
The following links provide more information, but you can always contact us with your questions at dtv@klrn.org or 210.270.9000.
