If you have an account with a screen of digital television or an analog television connected to a decoder, this Thursday, October 27 you will need to access the menu of your device to reprogram the channels.
This is due to the Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) will carry out a rearrangement of the television signals with the aim that viewers have access to the channels continuously, starting with the channel one, two, three, four, five and so on.
If your tv is new, or what you have purchased recently is very likely to perform the reprogramming automatically, but there are models that need you to carry out the following steps:
1. If the menu of the tv or set-top box is in English, change the language to Spanish to make it easier to reschedule.
2. Take control of the tv or decoder.
3. Go to the Main Menu
4. Select Settings
5. Identify any of these options which vary depending on the brand and model of the computer: reprogramming, self-reprogramming, automatic programming, automatic tuning, auto search, found channels.
6. Wait for the process of reprogramming in the computer detects the new order, as well as the channels that might be incorporated.
on The 27th of October will not be the only occasion in which you will need to carry out the reprogramming, this process should be performed constantly, about every two or three months, because there will be more broadcast television channels in the country and you can only sintonizarlos to reprogram your screen.
do you Have cable or satellite TV? You must not do anything
If you have contracted any system of pay tv, either cable as Izzi, Cablemás, Cablevisión, Cablecom, Cablevisión Network, Television International (TVI), Megacable, TotalPlay or another, you don’t need to carry out the reprogramming because under this mode there will be no changes in the schedule.
The same thing happens with the services of tv via satellite such as Sky, VeTV, and Dish, that will keep the signs where you know up to now.
Although you must be aware, as the IFT works in a reprogramming of the channels on pay tv, which will be summed up in a few months.
Since yesterday you can already tune in to Aztec’s Thirteen in the channel 1.1, it left the sign that was located at number 13 of the schedule.
he Also moved Project 40 of the channel 40 to the 1.2, while Aztec Seven runs in 7.1. This is because Benjamin Salinas, CEO of TV Azteca, took the reprogramming of channels that will the Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) to request the channel 1, which was available, and with this becomes the first sign that viewers will travel to find some content that convinces them.
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