chrisb said:There are no HD locals available from D*. Only the national feeds from NY/LA.
When the spaceway birds go up later this year, D* will begin providing LiL (local into local) HD channels.
Any DC HD channels you want to acquire will have to be gotten OTA.
Yes, Fox and NBC are O&O for Washington, DC and you will be able to receive the national HD feed from NY. You will only receive the East feed though not East & West.Ransack said:Would that mean that i would be eligible to get only NBC on D*(East and West) in HD since it's an O&O station in my market? What about Fox?
ams1500 said:Is anyone having recent trouble picking up Ch. 4.1 using an OTA antenna? As of Friday last week I was receiving with no problem, and I live within .75 mile of the tower.
jburroughs said:Yes, Fox and NBC are O&O for Washington, DC and you will be able to receive the national HD feed from NY. You will only receive the East feed though not East & West.
Don't count your chickens yet. I live in northern Virginia, and even though the Washington, DC, NBC affiliate is O&O, the Baltimore affiliate transmits a Grade B signal (in their opinion) to this area, so I'm ineligible for the NY feed. With the new DNS legislation, that all may change. DirecTV says that if they offer local into local service for your area, then you're ineligible for DNS. It doesn't explicitly say whether this applies to HD feeds, and I'm still getting FOX HD, so who knows.jburroughs said:Yes, Fox and NBC are O&O for Washington, DC and you will be able to receive the national HD feed from NY. You will only receive the East feed though not East & West.
No, I wouldn't think that you'd be affected by the Baltimore Grade B signal. I'm only about 25 miles southwest of DC.Ransack said:Since i live 65 miles southwest of DC, the Balitmore situation should not affect me like it does you (am i correct?). It's nice to know you have Fox HD though.