After February 17, 2009, all television stations will broadcast exclusively via a digital signal, replacing the traditional analog format that has been used since TV’s inception.This is important news for KCTS 9 viewers, so we want to ensure you are prepared. Enhanced service
DTV will revolutionize your viewing experience by giving you the opportunity to enjoy more channels and better picture quality at no extra cost. Digital TV offers four different KCTS 9 channels-all still free, as always:
- KCTS 9 DT, our original primary channel, now in clear, digital format.
- KCTS 9 Create, the best in lifestyle and how-to programming.
- KCTS 9 HD, high-definition and other wide-screen public television programming.
- KCTS 9 V-Me: The quality and integrity of public television, en español.
If you receive your TV signal by antenna on an analog set, you will need to take some simple steps to continue receiving broadcast signals after February 2009. To ensure you and your family enjoy a smooth transition, use the chart below or visit our frequently asked questions page for more information.
Your TV tuner is: |
You get your programming from: |
You will need by Feb. 17, 2009: |
Analog |
Over-the-air (via antenna) |
Digital-to-Analog converter box, a new set or subscription to cable or satellite service. |
Analog |
Cable or Satellite |
Most likely nothing.You may wish to contact your provider.* |
Digital |
Over-the-air |
Nothing |
Digital |
Cable or Satellite |
Most likely nothing.You may wish to contact your provider.* |
CANADIAN? The U.S. digital television transition will not change how you view KCTS 9.KCTS 9 currently broadcasts four digital channel streams and will continue to do so after the digital transition on February 17, 2009. Visit our channel locator for more information.
Learn more about the Digital Transition in our FAQs
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