Will my TV stop working in Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd)?

Your TV market

Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd) · market #108 of 210

No, not yet — and nothing has changed in your market.

Stations already on NextGen TV (3.0)
0 of 6
Proposed shutoff of old (1.0) signals
February 2030
Wave 2 · NAB proposal, not yet adopted by the FCC
Earliest the rules could change
July 2027
Current FCC rule keeps 1.0 simulcasts through July 17, 2027

What this means today: every full-power station in Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd) is still sending a signal your current antenna TV can receive.

What’s coming: broadcasters have asked the FCC to let stations in the smaller markets switch off old-format signals starting February 2030. If that happens, TVs without an ATSC 3.0 tuner will need a converter box to keep receiving these channels. The FCC is expected to decide by the end of 2026.

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Every station in Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd)

“On 3.0” means the station’s programming is available in NextGen TV format. “3.0 host” means the station’s transmitter carries the new format only, and its old-format programming moved to another station’s signal (rescan to find it). Source: FCC licensing records.

Ch.StationNetworkNextGen TVOld (1.0) signal
7
KLTV
Tyler, TX
ABC1.0 onlyStill on the air
9
KTRE
Lufkin, TX
ABC1.0 onlyStill on the air
19
KYTX
Nacogdoches, TX
CBS1.0 onlyStill on the air
51
KFXK-TV
Longview, TX
FOX1.0 onlyStill on the air
54
KCEB
Longview, TX
CRTV1.0 onlyStill on the air
56
KETK-TV
Jacksonville, TX
NBC1.0 onlyStill on the air
19 low-power stations in this market (not covered by the proposed shutoff rules)
  • KTWC-LD (12)
  • KTPN-LD
  • KLUF-LD
  • KIBN-LD
  • KLGV-LD
  • KNCD-LD
  • KHTM-LD
  • KLNM-LD
  • K25LG-D
  • KFXL-LD
  • KQKT-LD
  • KDKJ-LD
  • KBJE-LD
  • KKPD-LD
  • KPKN-LD
  • K36QA-D
  • K24MO-D
  • K21PE-D
  • KXXW-LD

What to do now

  1. Rescan your TV. If a channel disappeared recently, it probably moved to a host station’s signal. Settings → Channels → Auto scan.
  2. Find out if your TV already has a 3.0 tuner. Use the tuner check. If it does, you’re done.
  3. Don’t buy a converter box yet unless you want 3.0 features now. Prices are falling and the FCC hasn’t set a date. We’ll tell you when it’s time.

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