On Sept. 17 full-power TV stations in North Carolina briefly will...
On Sept. 17 full-power TV stations in North Carolina briefly will simulate an analog signal cutoff, broadcast executives said. All commercial stations in the state except the five in Wilmington that went digital-only Monday (CD Sept 9 p6) have…
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been asked to participate, said North Carolina Association of Broadcasters President Hank Price. The “digital test” will occur sometime between 6 and 6:30 p.m., he told a Monday press event. A recent five-minute test by the Wilmington stations seemed to educate many viewers about DTV, Constance Knox, general manager of WILM Wilmington, said Tuesday in an interview.