Supposedly it also launched on our newly-purchased-by-Weigel "local" station KMOH on 6.3 but I can't verify since I can't receive the signal
Yes, I also read the rest of the Weigel stations will have it in time. Unfortunately the nearest Weigel station is Seattle, as Portland does have any. Hopefully someone will pick it up.The article in the first post says that only WCIU in Chicago and KMOH in the Phoenix market would get MeTV+ on the first day of programming.
And if KMOH is airing it, no one in Phoenix can tell. KMOH serves Kingman AZ, about 175 miles from Phoenix (but in the Phoenix market). Weigel isn't even putting MeTV+ on KMOH's LPTV sister station in Phoenix, KEJR-LD.The article in the first post says that only WCIU in Chicago and KMOH in the Phoenix market would get MeTV+ on the first day of programming.
You mean 35.6?We got MeTV+ on Hartford on Monday Morning on 38.6.
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You mean 35.6?
My guess is because MeTV+ has only launched on Weigel stations for now. They must have some internal link. Perhaps when non-Weigel stations start to sign on, that'll be when MeTV+ shows up. All of Weigel's networks are on satellite, so surely this one will be as well. There can't be any special reason that explains why MeTV+ would be the only Weigel network to not be uplinked via satellite.Any idea why MeTV is on Satellite FTA but MeTV Plus is not?
Yes, it does appear it is only going out to Weigel owned stations at the moment. I just find it really strange that their other channels are currently sent via satellite but this one is apparently via internet distribution. I hope at some point it does goes out nationally via satellite but am kind of worried this is 'testing the waters' and they will instead switch to internet distribution for their other channels as well.My guess is because MeTV+ has only launched on Weigel stations for now. They must have some internal link. Perhaps when non-Weigel stations start to sign on, that'll be when MeTV+ shows up. All of Weigel's networks are on satellite, so surely this one will be as well. There can't be any special reason that explains why MeTV+ would be the only Weigel network to not be uplinked via satellite.
Any word on if/when MeTV Plus will go to non-Weigel stations and, if it does, how would it be delivered to those?All of Weigel's O&O stations appear to be fed via Internet feed from a centralized master control, from what I can tell.
- Trip