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1. What is the digital conversion?
The digital conversion or digital switch is the date in which all television stations will turn
off their old, traditional signals. It is at this point, on February 17,
2009, when all television will be digital.
2. What is the digital converter box coupon?
If you do not currently subscribe to digital cable or satellite and you
don't own a digital television, you will have to a) buy a digital TV, or
b) buy a converter box.
The government will offer up to two free $40 coupons,
per household, to go towards the purchase of a converter box if you need
one. Click
here to find out how to sign up.
3. Do I have to buy an HDTV to go digital?
No! You can purchase a digital television (DTV) and it not be an
HDTV. Digital television has a better quality than the tradition analog
TV. High-definition television (HDTV) is simply a better-quality version
of digital TV.
All televisions sold in the U.S. are now digital. HDTV's
are usually the one's that have the widescreen format. If you're
confused at the store, just look for the "HDTV" wording on the
television or ask for help.
4. How do I get KBTX digital programming?
We're already broadcasting in digital -- and a lot of you are already
watching! Most television stations are broadcasting in the traditional
analog and digital at the same time. Once analog signals are shut off
in February 2009, you can pick up KBTX digital programming the following
ways:
- through digital cable (which is already available on
Suddenlink channel 5 or Suddenlink channel 710, HD)
- through Direct TV satellite
- "over-the-air" using you antenna on digital
channel 3.1 (CBS) and 3.2 (The CW).

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