Make Sure Your #PlanToRescan Goes Off Without a Hitch Over the last several weeks, TV stations in dozens of communities have changed frequencies, requiring those who use an antenna to access free, over-the-air TV to perform a TV rescan. Because it’s relatively simple using the TV remote or converter box, the vast majority of TV rescans go off without a hitch. If you’ve tried to rescan, but are still not getting your channels, check out these tips and tricks to help guide you through it. And don’t forget that if you’re having trouble, your local TV stations can be a
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TV Rescan Required for Multiple Communities Across the Country on January 17
Keep Getting Your Local TV Channels With a #PlanToRescan #antennaTVRescan, #antennaTV [Note: This list of Community TV Rescans was updated on January 22 to reflect additional TV stations that have changed frequencies.] This week marks a big week for stations’ frequency changes with TV stations in multiple communities across the country scheduled to transition by January 17, 2020. If you live in a community listed below and use an antenna to access free, over-the-air television, you will need to rescan your TV or converter box to keep getting your local channels. Rescanning your TV is free and relatively simple using
Continue ReadingA TV Rescan May Be Coming to Your Community Next Week
Learn When You Need To Rescan Your TV #PlanToRescan, #antennaTVRescan, #antennaTV Heads up TV antenna viewers, more than 70 TV stations in states across the country are scheduled to move frequencies over the next two weeks to make room for wireless services. If you use an antenna to access free, over-the-air television and stations in your area move frequencies, you will need to rescan your TV or converter box to keep getting your local channels. Here’s the key thing you need to know: you can’t rescan your own TV until after your local TV station has officially moved frequencies. So how do you know
Continue ReadingDecember TV Rescan Round Up
More than half of all TV stations in the United States are moving to new frequencies throughout 2020, and if you use an antenna to access free, over-the-air television, you may need to rescan your TV to keep getting your local TV channels. These stations moved frequencies in December, so if you see your city and station and haven’t done so already, make a #PlanToRescan. It’s free and ensures you can continue watching your favorite shows. Keep in mind your city may have different stations moving at different times, so you may have to rescan more than once. Another round of
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