Re: [IRCA] "CBS Radio Networks Channel 44" blown automation on 1340 in the west

[Scott Fybush <scott@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Russ Edmunds wrote:

> *** Rene indicated it was the WW1 feed. That should narrow it down some
> - not definitive, but still some stations can be eliminated from
> consideration.

Alas, probably not. WW1 is one of the many clients of the CBS Radio 
Networks system, and it's at least possible that ANY station with a 
Starguide receiver on the CBS system, whether a WW1 affiliate or not, 
could have had it tuned to channel 44 and been broadcasting the test audio.

The one thing that may narrow it down a bit is that the Starguide system 
requires a station to be authorized to tune most specific channels. If 
you're not a Fox News affiliate, for instance, your receiver won't tune 
in that channel, even by accident. I'm not sure whether 44, which is a 
channel used for lots of "occasional" audio, requires specific receiver 
authorization or not. I have a friend who works in CBS Radio/WW1 master 
control in NYC, and I'll ask him.

(Come to think of it, if the original poster can remind me of the 
specific time of his logging, I can ask my friend at CBS what would have 
been airing on 44 just before that...)

s
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