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I live in a community that has translator and low-power television service. Do I need to take action before June 12, 2009?

April 26, 2017Action june 12 2009 live low-power service television translator

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I live in a community that has translator and low-power television service. Do I need to take action before June 12, 2009?

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Translator and low-power television stations are not required to go all-digital after June 12, 2009. To continue receiving free over-the-air programming provided by these stations using an antenna, you have a few options. You can either purchase a converter box that has the analog pass-through feature or an antenna “splitter,” a device that sends signals to your existing TV set and your converter box without the analog capability. But the best way to watch both types of programming is with a new TV set that has an analog and digital tuner. For more information about low-power stations, visit www.LPTVAnswers.com.