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Friday, June 12th was the big day... the day when television stations made the switch to broadcasting only digital television signals!

Click here for details on help centers, phone hotlines and web sites, as well as other resources you can call upon during this transition.

You can also get more information at DTVAnswers.com.
FCC Digital Television Hotline Number:

 
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has a toll-free hotline set up to deal with DTV issues and questions.

If you haven't switched already, act now.

If you need help, call 888-CALL-FCC.
(That number is: 888-225-5322)

New DTV Call Center hours effective 6/20:

Daily - 8 AM to Midnight EST.
DTV Converter Box In-Home Installation Program:

 
If you watch free over-the-air TV with a broadcast antenna and don't have a digital TV, you'll have to get a digital-to-analog converter box and install it to your analog TV.

The FCC contracted INSTALLS inc in California to provide in-home assistance and converter box installations at no charge in order for you to continue receiving your signals after the transition.

For more information on the DTV installation program and help installing your low-cost converter box, call 800-582-4250 or go to dtvhelp.installs.com.
DTV Consumer Education Quarterly Activity Reports:

 
According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the following forms (Form 388) detailing broadcast stations' DTV consumer education activities must be made available on station Web sites:

  • KTTV - FCC Form 388 (Q1 2008)
  • KCOP - FCC Form 388 (Q1 2008)
  • KTTV - FCC Form 388 (Q2 2008)
  • KCOP - FCC Form 388 (Q2 2008)
  • KTTV - FCC Form 388 (Q3 2008)
  • KCOP - FCC Form 388 (Q3 2008)
  • KTTV - FCC Form 388 (Q4 2008)
  • KCOP - FCC Form 388 (Q4 2008)
  • KTTV - FCC Form 388 (Q1 2009)
  • KCOP - FCC Form 388 (Q1 2009)
  • KTTV - FCC Form 388 (Q2 2009)
  • KCOP - FCC Form 388 (Q2 2009)
KTTV & KCOP Broadcast Signal Maps:

 
We have made the following downloadable files available for your reference:

  • KTTV Signal Map
  • KCOP Signal Map
DTV Action Spots
7 Things You Must Know

 
On June 12, 2009, federal law required that all full-power television broadcast stations stop broadcasting in analog format and broadcast only in digital format. This means that after that date all TV sets not equipped with digital tuners will no longer be able to receive programming through rooftop or rabbit-ear antennas.

Below are seven things you need to know to make sure you're ready for all-digital broadcasting.