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GET READY FOR DIGITAL TV

Norm Abram and Kevin O'Connor of THIS OLD HOUSE offer digital television how-to guidance at 9pm. And then see how DTV will work in Southern Arizona plus your questions answered. Wednesday Oct. 1st 9pm KUAT6 & KUAT-HD by Hector Gonzalez

Norm Abram and Kevin O'Connor

GET READY FOR DIGITAL TV - Wednesday, October 1, 9:00PM

Famous do-it-yourselfers Norm Abram and Kevin O'Connor of THIS OLD HOUSE offer digital television how-to guidance and tips to ensure that viewers across America are prepared to successfully make the switch to digital television in their homes before the analog shutoff in February 2009. Maria Hinojosa of NOW ON PBS will share the latest DTV news from the field.

DTV Community Forum - Wednesday, October 1, 9:30PM

Call or write in and have your questions answered by local Digital TV experts. You can also request a packet of DTV information. If you are watching television from a set attached to an antenna, you will have to take action to keep watching after the DTV transition.

For more information and resources about the digital TV transition, click here.

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