I had no idea about the repack, that's how little I watch CW. I entered it back in manually and sure enough the guide data for 15 is showing up for channel 61.
Scripps Stations dispute?
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I had no idea about the repack, that's how little I watch CW. I entered it back in manually and sure enough the guide data for 15 is showing up for channel 61.
It sounds like the same thing happened in Tucson that happened in Phoenix. Did you re-scan your OTA locals recently? If you don't re-scan after a repack, you continue to get the correct guide information for the station that moved, but you can no longer receive the station. After re-scanning, you can receive the station, but the Dish receivers may screw up the guide information if the station is now sharing the same frequency as another station.
Crap. Turned out these were reruns from last year. I will have to wait until August to get all three (
) of the new episodes we will get this year.
Same on Amazon Prime. August.Crap. Turned out these were reruns from last year. I will have to wait until August to get all three (
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You can watch all the "Whose Line Is It Anyway" shows on the streaming app "CW Seed." I like the old ones with Drew Carey.
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Also, everything that airs on CW is available for streaming as soon as the day after it airs, on their website cwtv.com
Here is a FB message I got from them:
We understand that this is a frustrating situation. This is the first time in @EWScrippsCo’s history that we have experienced a blackout of service with a cable or satellite company. For more information, please visit scrippsviewerinfo.com.
And my reply:
Seriously, now you are flat out lying to your customers? That shouldn't be a big surprise to anyone and no one should believe anything you say any longer.
6 of the longest TV network blackouts
We understand that this is a frustrating situation. This is the first time in @EWScrippsCo’s history that we have experienced a blackout of service with a cable or satellite company. For more information, please visit scrippsviewerinfo.com.
And my reply:
Seriously, now you are flat out lying to your customers? That shouldn't be a big surprise to anyone and no one should believe anything you say any longer.
6 of the longest TV network blackouts
I wonder if Scripps will be giving refunds or make-goods to their advertisers while viewer numbers are down because of their actions.
Their message was certainly poorly-worded. I think they meant that this is the first blackout of broadcast channels in their history. The dispute you linked was about cable channels, and those channels are now no longer owned by Scripps. In any event, this is certainly their first dispute with Dish, over any of their channels.
Have you been able to receive WHNE (RF channel 3) since the repack? I have not. But I have not tried hard either.
The same thing happened here when our local religious station, WGGN, moved to RF channel 3. Before the repack, I could get 100 percent signal strength from that station, but now it does not come in at all. I think my so-called "VHF/UHF" antenna actually does not handle VHF very well, or at least not low-VHF. Our in-town independent station, WMFD, comes in just fine on RF channel 12, though.
That tells me they don't like the fact that subscribers can drop locals on their own.
Ahhhh, so now we have to be mind readers? Should everyone try to insert their own interpretation to a statement issued by them or actually take them for their official reply to a question?
I was just playing Devil's Advocate (one of my favorite hobbies
) explaining how they could have made such a mistake. There is still no excuse for their misleading statement, though, especially if they have not retracted it by now.There were comments earlier in the thread about how the networks might not be too pleased with Scripps's actions, and that they should hold Scripps accountable. I was just pointing out that, based on Scripps's (relative) lack of disputes in the past, they are not the problem here. They are only the latest station owner to jump on the bandwagon of blackouts. There are plenty of other broadcast ownership groups with much worse track records, that should probably have their feet held to the fire first.
No. Tried a couple of times to see if I could get a signal and nothing. Not going to waste the time or money trying.
Makes sense. With cable and DirectTV I do believe you pretty much have them whether you like it or not.
I wish that you could adjust the source of the recording to "Seek". Then it can ping pong between sat & OTA without any effort other than to set up the initial timer.
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