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Im trying to set up the channels using the TVGuide and direct cable in using
Cox in OC. Many of the channels are like 24-x instead of the single digit number is used when the tv tunes. It incredibly awkward and slow using the TVGuide setup to do this. IF I new the relation between the numbers and the channel the TV shows, it would be a lot easier. Is there a list somewhere that relates the 24-x numbers to the numbers shown when tuning to the channel? thanks |
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As for cross-referencing the channel numbers, you may be out of luck. As I
understand it, each local cable provider assigns the channel numbers as it sees fit. And unless your local office if far different than mine, don't expect to find anyone who even understands your question. The front office people are just order-takers, and the technicians are too busy to deal with customer questions. Add to the equation that you're looking for information that you will use to cut them out of a box rental fee and . . . Well, you get the idea. If your set has an autoscan feature, it will set up the channels for you. It sure beats doing it by hand. Once the available channels are programmed in, you can flip channels and make up your own list of channel numbers vs station. True, there should be a better way. But tedious as it is, this technique will get the job done. By the way, channel numbers like "24.12" are read "major channel 24; minor channel 12". Not that it really matters, but if you do talk to the cable folks, it might help get the point across. If you have any luck getting that list from the cable company, let us know. I'm sure others will be interested. "trs80" wrote in message ... Im trying to set up the channels using the TVGuide and direct cable in using Cox in OC. Many of the channels are like 24-x instead of the single digit number is used when the tv tunes. It incredibly awkward and slow using the TVGuide setup to do this. IF I new the relation between the numbers and the channel the TV shows, it would be a lot easier. Is there a list somewhere that relates the 24-x numbers to the numbers shown when tuning to the channel? thanks |
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your right, the cable office people are dunces. I did get a good start of
reconciling the channel numbers from Mike F in the cox user group and its below: From Mike F: Here's the digital channels I get in south OC connecting the cable directly to my HDTV. I only have basic + expanded service: 7-1 KABC-HD 7-2 KABC-SD (different programming from the analog channel) 11-1 KTTV-HD 24-45 TBS-SD 26-3 Cox3-SD 26-18 CSPAN-SD 26-19 HSN-SD 26-25 QVC-SD 26-54 WGN-SD 26-64 KAZA-SD 26-65 KMEX-SD 26-69 KTBN-SD 82-62 KMEX-SD 82-63 KOCE-SD 82-66 KDOC-SD 82-68 KSCI-SD 82-71 KVEA-SD 82-72 KWHY-SD 82-73 KRCA-SD 82-74 KXLA-SD 82-80 KCOP-SD 82-84 KCET-SD (not their HD channel, which is programmed differently) 84-2 KNBC-HD 85-3 KCBS-HD 86-1 KOCE-HD (programmed different from their standard channel) 86-2 KTLA-HD 86-6 On Demand Ad 90-24 CSPAN2-SD 90-31 PubAcc-SD 90-67 KPXN-SD 90-70 KLCS-SD 90-82 KNBC-SD 90-83 KTLA-SD 90-85 KCAL-SD 90-86 KCBS-SD 90-87 KTTV-SD 90-88 KABC-SD 96-14 TV Guide-SD 102-1-27 Audio only - Radio 109-12 Sprts On Demand Ad 112-4 CSPAN2-SD 112-5 Sdlbk Col-SD 112-12 MV City 113-91 Asian channel 114-9 On Demand Ad 115-16 NBA-TV 116-5-51 Audio only - Music Choice "Blake" wrote in message ... As for cross-referencing the channel numbers, you may be out of luck. As I understand it, each local cable provider assigns the channel numbers as it sees fit. And unless your local office if far different than mine, don't expect to find anyone who even understands your question. The front office people are just order-takers, and the technicians are too busy to deal with customer questions. Add to the equation that you're looking for information that you will use to cut them out of a box rental fee and . . . Well, you get the idea. If your set has an autoscan feature, it will set up the channels for you. It sure beats doing it by hand. Once the available channels are programmed in, you can flip channels and make up your own list of channel numbers vs station. True, there should be a better way. But tedious as it is, this technique will get the job done. By the way, channel numbers like "24.12" are read "major channel 24; minor channel 12". Not that it really matters, but if you do talk to the cable folks, it might help get the point across. If you have any luck getting that list from the cable company, let us know. I'm sure others will be interested. "trs80" wrote in message ... Im trying to set up the channels using the TVGuide and direct cable in using Cox in OC. Many of the channels are like 24-x instead of the single digit number is used when the tv tunes. It incredibly awkward and slow using the TVGuide setup to do this. IF I new the relation between the numbers and the channel the TV shows, it would be a lot easier. Is there a list somewhere that relates the 24-x numbers to the numbers shown when tuning to the channel? thanks |
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