(08-27-2019 11:07 PM)MWC Tex Wrote:  

(08-27-2019 10:55 PM)Fresno St. Alum Wrote:  

(08-27-2019 11:58 AM)MWC Tex Wrote:  

(08-27-2019 11:46 AM)sctvman Wrote:  Four days away from the first Saturday of CFB and still no word on a resolution in the Nexstar-AT&T dispute. 25 markets would miss ABC games on DirecTV/AT&T on the first weekend if no resolution is made.

Nashville, Salt Lake City, Hartford, Harrisburg, Memphis (Tigers game on ABC), Richmond, Albany, Knoxville, Des Moines, Syracuse, Tri-Cities, Evansville, Augusta, Lansing, Midland/Odessa, Sioux City, Panama City, Erie, Binghamton, Billings, Clarksburg, Dothan, Watertown. #Nexstar

Fox would also have many missing markets. They include Hampton Roads, Albuquerque, Honolulu, Roanoke, Springfield, MO, Huntsville, Waco, TX, Colorado Springs, Burlington, Baton Rouge, Ft. Smith-Fayetteville, Youngstown, La Crosse/Eau Claire, Monroe, Rockford, Topeka, Bluefield/Beckley, Utica, Jackson, TN, and Alexandria, LA.

So I guess many in those markets are going to discover how they will get those games via antenna OTA.

directv gave me an antenna, it doesn't work, my cousin only got pbs on his. No CBS, NBC for me

Depending on the antenna.
If you put the antenna next to the TV it may not work. Ok if by a window but hook it up the cable splitter in the attic or outside will have the best results. Hopefully the sales people are doing their job when talking antennas with customers so they get the proper antenna for their location and the best way to install it.

It all depends on the distance and local terrain and what is between you and the transmitters. I'm less than 20 miles from all of the transmitters in the Little Rock market but I've got a significant ridge between me and one transmitter. Antenna 25 foot off the ground won't pull it in. Antenna dude came out and said it'd take a 35 foot mast at a minimum and he'd suggest 40 to be safe. I can get most of the rest of the LR stations with a flat wall mounted antenna.