My Local AM/FM Radio Station Used to Re-Broadcast a TV Channel’s Audio. Why can I receive it now?
The audio and video in a digital television broadcast signal is combined in a manner that may require an AM/FM re-broadcaster of TV station audio to install additional equipment to continue such a service. Consumers should check with their local radio AM/FM broadcaster to see if they have maintained TV channel audio re-broadcasting post DTV Transition.
Related Questions
- My local AM/FM radio station re-broadcasts a TV channels audio. Will the radio station continue this service after June 12, 2009 (extended from the original February 17, 2009 date)?
- My Local AM/FM Radio Station Re-Broadcasts an Analog TV Channel’s Audio. Now That the June 12, 2009 DTV Transition Is Completed, Will the Radio Station Continue This Service?
- My local AM/FM radio station re-broadcasts an analog TV channel’s audio. Will the radio station continue this service after June 12, 2009?
