I am looking for a channel listing of my local cable company, Time Warner, based on the digital frequency, not the channel number. The guides are of no help because without a external box, the channel line up is completely different.

I am looking for a channel listing of my local cable company, Time Warner, based on the digital frequency, not the channel number. The guides are of no help because without a external box, the channel line up is completely different.

Why?

 

I can get you one from one of my old co-workers, but why?

 

Nerd.

Why?

 

I can get you one from one of my old co-workers, but why?

 

After the TV did the channel scan, it found all the channels, but they are not the same as the guide or the station listing.

 

If I want to watch, for example, TLC-HD the guide will list it as channel 251, as will the channel lineup from Time Warner. However, it is 84-4 on my Vizio TV. Disney HD, which is 126 in the guide is 84-3. Al of the digital channels have different designations.

 

Unless there is an easier way . . .

After the TV did the channel scan, it found all the channels, but they are not the same as the guide or the station listing.

 

If I want to watch, for example, TLC-HD the guide will list it as channel 251, as will the channel lineup from Time Warner. However, it is 84-4 on my Vizio TV. Disney HD, which is 126 in the guide is 84-3. Al of the digital channels have different designations.

 

Unless there is an easier way . . .

You don't have a box (converter)?

 

You don't have a box (converter)?

 

Not for this TV. As near as I can tell, the only benefit would be to get the channels straight. Oh and maybe to have sex with shipps again.