Aaron62

Does anyone get MHZ network channels? Looks like International programming for over-the air. Is it translated to English?

washingtonpost.com

staticMHZ

we don't have them in our market

Trip

I LOVE MHz WorldView.

At UVA, our main PBS is WHTJ, which is owned by Commonwealth Public Broadcasting, and has MHz WV on 41-3. All the programming is either foreign programming in English, or the programming has English subtitles. I am an addict of RT News, France 24 News, and DW News.

It's an amazing channel and I wish that I could get my local PBS at home to carry it...

- Trip

Aaron62

With English subititles? Sounds great. I'd like to see more of this type of outside programming on OTA.

Looks like they're only broadcasting in Virginia. Their television coverage map is down right now The Community Idea Stations

Wiki Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corporation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Unless I'm missing something, I'm having a hard time accounting for the Washington Post's numbers with Common Wealth Public Broadcasting audience reach,

Trip

http://www.rabbitears.info/search.ph...mhz world view

- Trip

Jay

Way cool Trip.

Piggie

Makes me wish I could get Bithlo UHF..... I never even saw it on the old antenna on the 50 ft tower, so no point in trying unless I go up 200 ft. Then I would complain about tropo from that altitude!

1inxs

KUEN is still analog in my area. Maybe in the future?

MHz Networks Official

Hello from MHz Networks!

Just for clarification: MHz Networks offers ten 24/7 channels of premier international programming in Washington, D.C. All of the content is direct from the source and all are in English or are English accessible.

Beginning July 1, MHz Networks will launch Al Jazeera English– joining our nine other 24/7channels, including: euronews, France 24, NHK World TV, MCN, NTA, RT, SABC News International and VTV- in the Washington, D.C. market. On June 12, all 10 MHz Networks channels became available via digital broadcast...for free. Our channels are also available through all cable and telco providers in the area: Comcast, Cox, RCN, and Verizon FiOS. Our primary channel, MHz Networks 1 (MHz Worldview DC) is also available locally on DirecTV and Dish Network. For more information on the channels in the local D.C. metro area: www.mhznetworks.org/mhzindc

Our national channel, MHz Worldview, is available in half of the top-20 U.S. television markets- nearly 24 million households nationally- via broadcast and/or cable in: Chicago, IL- WYCC; Philadelphia, PA- MiND TV (WYBE); San Francisco, CA- KCSM; Stanford, CA- Stanford University Cable; Washington, DC- WNVC/MHz Networks; Tacoma-Seattle, WA- KBTC; Cleveland/Youngstown/Akron, OH- WNEO/WEAO; Minneapolis, MN- MPS Cable; St. Paul, MN- St. Paul Neighborhood Network; Miami, FL- WLRN; Denver, CO- KBDI; Orlando, FL- WCEU; Salt Lake City, UT- UEN statewide; Las Vegas, NV- VegasPBS; Richmond, VA- WCVE; Charleston, IL- WEIU; Flint, MI- WDCQ; Warrensburg, MO- KMOS; Topeka, KS- KTWU; Austin-Rochester, MN- KSMQ and Charlottesville, VA- WHTJ, as well as nationally via DirecTV and WorldTV (powered by GlobeCast, G19) satellite. To see how to watch in the areas above, visit: http://www.mhznetworks.org/mhzworldview/carriage/

A division of Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corporation headquartered in Richmond, VA, MHz Networks is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization and an independent, non-commercial broadcaster. MHz has studio facilities in Falls Church, VA and at Washington, D.C.’s Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

O-O

Now there's some first hand information.

Now I really wish I had these channels in my area.

I think that most foreign language networks in the U.S. make a mistake by not translating their content to English. I've watched a few game shows on Univision before and was quite entertained, but could only understand bits and pieces of the broadcast.

We need more programming like this.