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Executive Editor/General Manager
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Audubon Park Golf Course
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To watch WLAE over the air you’ll need to rescan your TV on November 18, 2024 to continue watching the station. It only takes a minute, but you’ll need to do it to continue watching WLAE.
This change impacts how WLAE is received over the air by your TV and its antenna. If you currently watch WLAE for free over the air with a TV antenna, on the transition date of November 18, 2024, you’ll need to rescan your TV to make sure it recognizes the new frequency and you can continue watching WLAE HD 32.1, WLAE Encore 32.2, and WLAE 32.3 Catholic TV. It only takes a few minutes, but you’ll need to rescan to keep watching WLAE on our new broadcast frequency.
How do I rescan my TV?
This is the same type of scan you did to find your local channels when you set up your TV or converter box for the first time.
The terminology for rescanning differs somewhat across manufacturers. Rescanning may also be called auto-tuning, channel set-up, channel scan, channel search, auto-scan, auto-program, or other terminology, depending on your TV make and model. Instructions are similar for most remote controls. While the terminology may differ, the process for rescanning is fairly simple.
Instructions for various TVs and antennas typically include these steps:
If you have questions, consult your TV or converter box owner’s manual, or visit the manufacturer’s website, for instructions and customer service contact information.
WLAE is working to notify all local cable providers of the change in frequency and customers will not need to make any changes to watch WLAE on cable. You will see WLAE on the same channel you currently watch it on.
WLAE is working to notify all satellite providers of the technology change and customers will not need to make any changes to watch WLAE on satellite. You will see WLAE on the same channel you currently watch it on.
You should not need to buy a new antenna if you have been watching WLAE on your existing one, but all viewers will need to rescan their TVs and antennas to receive the new WLAE signal.
If you do not rescan your TV, Channel 32 will go “black” on your TV or show a message that says “weak or no signal” if you don’t rescan your TV antenna when the change happens.
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