Vermont Public Television and other area television
stations made the transition to digital
broadcasting on Feb. 17, 2009. On VPT digital, you can enjoy our main schedule, including high definition (HD), our Create and our World digital channels.
If you need help receiving VPT digital, please browse the
resources here, email us, or call us at 1-800-639-7811
on weekdays.
If you subscribe to cable or satellite or have
already set up your digital TV set or converter box, you are ready, and you
will find our complete programming schedule when you Click here
.
If you are not yet receiving digital TV, you can
try receiving VPT over the air by antenna.You will also find VPT and other local stations on U.S. and Canadian cable systems, as well as on U.S. satellite systems.At
this time, Canadian cable systems and U.S. satellite systems carry the VPT main schedule in analog but not our HD
schedule or our extra digital channels Create and World.Most U.S. cable systems are carrying our main
schedule, along with Create and World. Please contact your provider to request
any VPT services you do not receive.
ANTENNA
If you receive over-the-air television programming by rabbit ears or other type of indoor or outdoor antenna and want to
continue using your antenna, you will need either a newer digital TV set or a digital
converter box connected to each older analog television set you use. Click here to
learn about the US Government's Converter Box Coupon Program.
Note to Viewers in Bennington County
who receive VPT over the air from our analog translator channels 36 Manchester
and 53 Bennington: Regulations are different for these channels, and they will
continue to broadcast in analog for the time being. To keep seeing 36 and 53
conveniently along with digital channels, you may want to purchase a converter
box that passes both analog and digital signals. Please contact us
for more information.
Viewing in Canada? Click here
to find out what you need to know.