Norhtern Va here,shows the OTA map as 0008 so I guess that means we were upgraded,did a scan and only picked up 1 more channel (doesn't mean I did it right though)
Go into local channels and you should be able to unhide them. You should also start receiving Program Guide date for the Baltimore stations. If not, just do a soft reboot and wait for the PG to download.branchbouncer said:I was getting all of the Balt channels that you have listed on receiver 1 before I got the DMA upgrade,I am wondering if I need to do a hard reboot and see if anything changes.Maybe the DMA upgrade has no benefit for me because of my location
branchbouncer said:I was getting all of the Balt channels that you have listed on receiver 1 before I got the DMA upgrade,I am wondering if I need to do a hard reboot and see if anything changes.Maybe the DMA upgrade has no benefit for me because of my location
Since you were able to receive WDCA-DT, I will assume you live very close to their broadcast tower. Since WDCA-DT, 20-1 (RF35) is included in the DC DMA Map, you should be able to reconnect your equipment and everything should work without any further action required. What is the signal level on that channel? If nothing else, rescan your locals and try a soft reboot. If that doesn't work---and your signal level is above 85---call VOOM and have them reauthorize or 'hit' your VOOM STB. Oh, I take it your other channels (WUSA-DT, etc.) are working properly?kjaslow said:We were happily receiving channel 20. Then, yesterday I decided to get rid of my entertainment center that houses the tv. I had to unplug everything, and obviously inadvertently enabled the SuperDMA. Suddenly, no more channel 20. What gives?!