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| FAQs |
| Q: |
I don't hear any sound when I
watch WFYI Public Television. What
can I do?
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| A: |
Because WFYI Public Television broadcasts
a Descriptive Audio Channel on our
SAP (Secondary Audio Program) signal,
new viewers may experience loss of
audio (no sound) when they first visit
channel 20. Television sets are now
pre-programmed to recognize SAP programming
(descriptive narration for visually
impaired viewers). Viewers interested
in this feature must have a stereo
television and be able to program
it via remote control. By making a
small adjustment to your tuner with
your remote control, you can change
this feature and resume normal sound
delivery to your set.
- Using your hand-held remote control,
select Audio Menu.
- Choose either Mono or Stereo.
That's all there is to it! Making
this change will not affect the audio
reception of other television programming
because WFYI Public Television is
the only local station to broadcast
the Descriptive Audio channel.
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| Q: |
When
can I start watching WFYI in high definition
format (HDTV)? |
| A: |
WFYI began airing an HDTV signal
in April 2003. To find out more about
WFYI and HDTV, please visit our DTV
mini-site.
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