Clear QAM channels - Cox Orange County CA

Here is a list of digital channels with a basic + extended package (no
digital service) from Cox in south Orange County CA. Some of these have
been moving around lately, and PSIPs on some have been on and off:
2-1 KCBS HD
4-1 KNBC HD
4-2 KNBC weather
5-1 KTLA HD
7-1 KABC HD
7-2 LivWel
7-3 KABC weather
9-1 KCAL HD
11-1 KTTV HD
24-388 KABC SD (7)
26-3 Cox3
36-1 KVEA HD (52-1, not in HD on cable)
50-1 KOCE-HD
50-2 KOCE-2
56-1 KDOC
74-310 Audio KAMP
74-364 KAZA (54)
77-470 KTBN (40-1)
90-11 Audio KYSR
90-31 Public Access
90-65 KFTR SD (46)
90-67 KPXN SD (30)
90-70 KLCS (58-1)
90-73 KRCA (62-1)
90-83 KTLA SD (5)
90-85 KCAL SD (9)
90-86 KCBS SD (2)
90-87 KTTV SD (11)
91-811 This (5-2)
92-219 KJLA (57-1)
92-966 KVMD (31-1)
93-40 KMEX HD (34-1)
93-899 KFTR HD (46-1)
98-2 On Demand ad
98-5 MV City
98-12 Saddleback College
102-1 to -38 Audio radio
111-708 KPXN HD (30-1)
115-812 KCET-W (28-4)
115-813 KCET V-ME (28-3)
115-814 KCET OC (28-2)
115-915 KCET HD (28-1)
118-686 KCOP HD (13-1)

"Mark F" wrote:
Here is a list of digital channels with a basic + extended package (no
digital service) from Cox in south Orange County CA. Some of these have
been moving around lately, and PSIPs on some have been on and off:
2-1 KCBS HD
4-1 KNBC HD
4-2 KNBC weather
5-1 KTLA HD
7-1 KABC HD
7-2 LivWel
7-3 KABC weather
9-1 KCAL HD
11-1 KTTV HD
24-388 KABC SD (7)
26-3 Cox3
36-1 KVEA HD (52-1, not in HD on cable)
50-1 KOCE-HD
50-2 KOCE-2
56-1 KDOC
74-310 Audio KAMP
74-364 KAZA (54)
77-470 KTBN (40-1)
90-11 Audio KYSR
90-31 Public Access
90-65 KFTR SD (46)
90-67 KPXN SD (30)
90-70 KLCS (58-1)
90-73 KRCA (62-1)
90-83 KTLA SD (5)
90-85 KCAL SD (9)
90-86 KCBS SD (2)
90-87 KTTV SD (11)
91-811 This (5-2)
92-219 KJLA (57-1)
92-966 KVMD (31-1)
93-40 KMEX HD (34-1)
93-899 KFTR HD (46-1)
98-2 On Demand ad
98-5 MV City
98-12 Saddleback College
102-1 to -38 Audio radio
111-708 KPXN HD (30-1)
115-812 KCET-W (28-4)
115-813 KCET V-ME (28-3)
115-814 KCET OC (28-2)
115-915 KCET HD (28-1)
118-686 KCOP HD (13-1)

That's an impressive list of QAM channels. Drive south into San Diego County
and Time Warner only dishes out about 10.
-Nick

On Dec 22, 7:07*pm, "N.Morrow" wrote:
"Mark F" wrote:
Here is a list of digital channels with a basic + extended package (no
digital service) from Cox in south Orange County CA. *Some of these have
been moving around lately, and PSIPs on some have been on and off:
2-1 KCBS HD
4-1 KNBC HD
4-2 KNBC weather
5-1 KTLA HD
7-1 KABC HD
7-2 LivWel
7-3 KABC weather
9-1 KCAL HD
11-1 KTTV HD
24-388 KABC SD (7)
26-3 Cox3
36-1 KVEA HD (52-1, not in HD on cable)
50-1 KOCE-HD
50-2 KOCE-2
56-1 KDOC
74-310 Audio KAMP
74-364 KAZA (54)
77-470 KTBN (40-1)
90-11 Audio KYSR
90-31 Public Access
90-65 KFTR SD (46)
90-67 KPXN SD (30)
90-70 KLCS (58-1)
90-73 KRCA (62-1)
90-83 KTLA SD (5)
90-85 KCAL SD (9)
90-86 KCBS SD (2)
90-87 KTTV SD (11)
91-811 This (5-2)
92-219 KJLA (57-1)
92-966 KVMD (31-1)
93-40 KMEX HD (34-1)
93-899 KFTR HD (46-1)
98-2 On Demand ad
98-5 MV City
98-12 Saddleback College
102-1 to -38 Audio radio
111-708 KPXN HD (30-1)
115-812 KCET-W (28-4)
115-813 KCET V-ME (28-3)
115-814 KCET OC (28-2)
115-915 KCET HD (28-1)
118-686 KCOP HD (13-1)

That's an impressive list of QAM channels. Drive south into San Diego County
and Time Warner only dishes out about 10.
-Nick

Not really. It's just the local stations. Granted there are a lot of
those in LA but most of it is drivel - wait, like the rest of cable.
Who knew?

G²

Elmo P. Shagnasty wrote:

That's an impressive list of QAM channels. Drive south into San Diego County
and Time Warner only dishes out about 10.
-Nick

Not really. It's just the local stations. Granted there are a lot of
those in LA but most of it is drivel - wait, like the rest of cable.
Who knew?

Plenty of people.

But few of them frequent this newsgroup, as evidenced by the very
condescending opinions a few years ago that something like this would
NEVER happen, that the switch to digital was a switch to HD, because
there simply would NEVER be enough eyeballs to support the "drivel"
subchannels of old movies and rerun TV shows and whatnot.

Wake me when OTA sub-channel "drivel" has programming like ESPN, fX,
and the rest of cable's drivel. Nothing down here except a redundant
weather channel, some Spanish language programming, and a few audio
channels.