Our Scripps OTA stations do not have reliable signal. What's worse, there seems to me no monitor on that signal and it will be gone for hours. But the cable and satellite will be up.
I am guessing that those OTA stations have been repacked, and are now sharing the same frequency, with the NBC station being the host for the CBS station's transmission. So, with the way Dish's guide data mapping works, the guide data for the host station would be mapped to both stations in your guide. This is a glitch that has been around ever since the OTA repack started.With the Scripps CBS station gone I hauled out the Dish supplied OTA antenna, put it on a bookcase and scanned. Only downside is the program guide for the CBS station shows NBC programming but plays CBS. That's a head scratcher.
I don't think it's a "channel". If you click on the link it says "Newsy"Very interesting map. I had no idea there was a Scripps channel in Chicago. That has to be relatively new
Similar situation here; no CW guide (it mirrors ABC) so guess we'll have to create manual timersWith the Scripps CBS station gone I hauled out the Dish supplied OTA antenna, put it on a bookcase and scanned. Only downside is the program guide for the CBS station shows NBC programming but plays CBS. That's a head scratcher.
We have OTA from Dish and I'd love to be able do that but we all have different tastes in the household as far as traditional networks go and there are times we have all four networks recording at the same time plus PBS; So with the dongle 2-tuner limitation we can't shut off locals. For example, I like ABC and PBS so there's the 2 tuners used so what about the other roomies who want to record FOX, CBS and NBC?What dish should do, or people who have dish and access to ota signals, is install ota antennas. More upfront cost with the adapter and antenna, but it pays for itself within the first year of service. Leave the broadcasting charges to the people who have no access to the signal. We’d probably have to pay out the arse, but that’ll take leverage away from the broadcasters.
Here in the NYC area we get Newsy on 283. Perhaps in Chicago it's blacked out? I never check the guide up in this area but it has some of the stations I usually go to OTA for like Buzzr. The one station Dish does not give is H&I. They did once on channel 42 but it was sold to a religious network and they sold it to a shopping channel still under the MeTV umbrella. That isn't right and the slot should be replaced.I don't think it's a "channel". If you click on the link it says "Newsy"
I meant not an OTA channel in ChicagoI don't think it's a "channel". If you click on the link it says "Newsy"
I meant not an OTA channel in Chicago
This is typical of Dish OTA guide information for any stations that have entered into sharing agreements. The guide info for the host station gets mapped to both stations on the Dish receivers. This is a problem that is only going to get worse as the repack continues, unless Dish finally figures out how to fix it.
Off air in the Tucson area: 009-00 ABC and 058-00 CW. Both are available OTA on 009-01 and 058-01. Because many people are in the rain shadow of Mount Bigelow transmitters, not all in the metro area can get OTA.
Have you re-scanned lately? When 61 went to ATSC 3.0 and moved to channel 15 a few weeks back the correct guide info got replaced with the channel 15 guide and it's been wrong ever sinceI don't subscribe to locals, but the local ABC affiliate KNXV channel 15 is a Scripps channel and the guide data is still there. I think CW 61 is Scripps as well and the guide data is there.