Jonaven Everts - what about New York's WCBS (the network's flagship and oldest commercially licensed station)? They went OFF THE AIR FOR 3 HOURS IN ANALOG before getting their nightlight loop. The video is available elsewhere on YT...
In order Of Very sad commercials that bring memories back to me😭😌 0:00 - Haynes Furniture Closing sale Ad 0:33 - Fraw Wireless with Funny Frog Ad 1:02 - Imagine That(My Favorite Movie by far) 1:17 - Antennaweb Promo for Upcoming DTV Transistion 1:33 - Winning Tickets for 311 Ad(CW Ad) 1:44 - The CW Closing Ad(Relating to the DTV Transistion) 1:53 - Analog Signal Cut/DTV Nightlight Loop Video With Mike.
first one isn't Haynes closing, it's the bankruptcy of another company that gave them more furniture. second is Frawg i think and the second to last one doesn't seem like it was exclusively made for the analog closure edit: fortunoff was the company that was bankrupt.
0:00 DUE TO THE BANKRUPTCY OF HAYNES Hey dude, no-one should ever tell the public why you're closing down in your ads. That makes people nostalgic and cry in a corner.
Sorry for telling to you so late (like 3 years, but since no one replied to this 'til now...) but it wasn't Haynes bankruptcy, it was Fortunoff's, a larger New York chain I've seen ads for when they were in business... What they've meant is that they bought inventory that used to be from Fortunoff's (I suppose their price ranges were quite a bit higher than Haynes regular stuff) to offer within the normal Haynes price range.
I just love it when companies start their DTV switchover with an advertisement telling people why they're going bankrupt that has absolutely nothing to do with the analog > DTV switchover.
GalaxyJazzGirl - Actually it was JUNE 12th with nightlight until June 26th (WNBC video). It was originally supposed to be on February 17th (some stations for various reasons did sign off analog in that earlier date). Maybe the DC / Baltimore TV market didn't had many stations (maybe NBC's WRC..) that cared to "go above and beyond " here...
They said that they were going to keep some of the analog channels to inform viewers how to get digital TV for a few weeks. A few weeks is NOT enough because many are still and will not ready for the transition that soon and need as much help as they need/can. They need to keep 1 or 2 analog channels for at least 1 year to make sure all viewers are getting ready to get digital TV. If not 1 year, at least 3-6 months or 2 months the least!!!!!!!!
(Dangit...) I really wanted to see one of the local stations in Central New Jersey cease their analog signal live but I couldn't for 2 reasons: First of all, because of the date: June 12 was a Friday that year and that meant school for me(I was in 3rd grade then.) Second of all, I subscribe to Comcast and my NTSC set wasn't affected in the slightest.
Hmmm... Were there ANY broadcast stations in Central New Jersey in '09? AFAIK, there was a time when NO broadcast station had a NJ address, which is why the FCC once gave an incentive to stations to move to NJ when renewing licences (probably it was a substantially lower fee and almost automatic approval). AFAIK (there maybe more) only two stations took the bait: WWOR (MyN - 9.1) to Secaucus and WNJU (Telemundo - 47.1) to Newark (later on both stations' studios may have moved back to NYC by Fox and Comcast, respectively, for financial reasons, although I'm not totally sure...). Somewhere along the line WNET (PBS - 13.1) moved back from Newark to NYC... You'd probably have to check out the outros for the Philadelphia stations, since that's where most broadcast stations that covered Central NJ were at...
Before that i was watching in chesapeake minimighty kids and it interrupted by nightlight, who broadcasts kids programming at midnight? P.S. i lived in Chesapeake before moving to Norfolk
@blackjack2boy and to make it worse it also broadcasts into the parts of Mexico as well. usually they do Spanish is due to the Spanish speaking regions of those surrounding areas. unfortunately.
can't believe analog shutdown took place 12 years ago already in the US, but in some. south america countries they keep postponing the date, which was originally due to be in 2020
No lo grabe completo ese mismo dia porque el canal que estaban padando era el kuvn analogico de blue ridge en Roenorke y eso paso a las 7:00am y termino a las 7:10am. Soy hispana
Portsmouth is NOT a suburb of Hampton. Portsmouth in the Southside and 15 minutes away from Hampton, which is in the Peninsula. It's also the smallest city in size in the South Hampton Roads area, but not by population. Suffolk, which is the largest in area, has the smallest city population (84.000+ compared to Portsmouth's 95,000+). Southampton County has the smallest in Eastern VA with 18,000+ residents.
why they never shown the cast of Kamen rider dragon knight only the stupid cast of Smallville? Anyway if we have DTV here in the Philippines soon by 2015 how is much is going to cost here? I hope you learn the peso
They made the transition SO well. Like, they didn't go black to to static for a second.
+MonitaLeaf12 That's because WGNT back in 2009, was owned by CBS, and CBS participated in the SAFER act, which is why they kept their signal on.
@@PanchamBro2 KYW and WCBS were the only cbs owned stations to go to snow before switching to nightlight
Jonaven Everts - what about New York's WCBS (the network's flagship and oldest commercially licensed station)? They went OFF THE AIR FOR 3 HOURS IN ANALOG before getting their nightlight loop. The video is available elsewhere on YT...
The did go black at 1:36 that CW27 commercial was after the switch then the nightlight loop started
@@timboooooo0 but it didn't turn to static like some station before switching to nightlight
In order Of Very sad commercials that bring memories back to me😭😌
0:00 - Haynes Furniture Closing sale Ad
0:33 - Fraw Wireless with Funny Frog Ad
1:02 - Imagine That(My Favorite Movie by far)
1:17 - Antennaweb Promo for Upcoming DTV Transistion
1:33 - Winning Tickets for 311 Ad(CW Ad)
1:44 - The CW Closing Ad(Relating to the DTV Transistion)
1:53 - Analog Signal Cut/DTV Nightlight Loop Video With Mike.
first one isn't Haynes closing, it's the bankruptcy of another company that gave them more furniture.
second is Frawg i think
and the second to last one doesn't seem like it was exclusively made for the analog closure
edit: fortunoff was the company that was bankrupt.
1:53 i dont know why but i really like this animation
hoops the girl same here
Its pretty good for 2009 standards
Pure 2000s
frutiger aero
@@SpinelFan64JUST CALL IT SKUMOPHISM
0:00 DUE TO THE BANKRUPTCY OF HAYNES
Hey dude, no-one should ever tell the public why you're closing down in your ads. That makes people nostalgic and cry in a corner.
Sorry for telling to you so late (like 3 years, but since no one replied to this 'til now...) but it wasn't Haynes bankruptcy, it was Fortunoff's, a larger New York chain I've seen ads for when they were in business...
What they've meant is that they bought inventory that used to be from Fortunoff's (I suppose their price ranges were quite a bit higher than Haynes regular stuff) to offer within the normal Haynes price range.
But Haynes is not BANKRUPT! [gets kicked out of Haynes forever]
[comes back after 10 decades] YOU AGAIN!
Because the time stamp doesn’t work, here’s a working one. 0:02
@@Rileyton 0:00 timestamps dont work (nvm but 00 timestamps didnt work for the longest time)
I love instead of giving you nightmares, they actually make it calming and gave you information.
The Bankruptcy commercial makes it yet more nostalgic and a bit sadder :'>
1- Haynes bankruptcy
2- fraw wireless
3- Imagine That promo
4- DTV Transition AD
5- Concert ad
6- CW 27
End - Nightlight Loop
for #2 its called frawg, not fraw.
For those still wondering, the music in the Haynes Furniture commercial was The Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg.
love how clean the nightlight transition its like a normal show or ad
Lol but how were on the same year lol
I just love it when companies start their DTV switchover with an advertisement telling people why they're going bankrupt that has absolutely nothing to do with the analog > DTV switchover.
0:36 "Superior species, my butt!"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAH
I remember the analog shut off. We didn't have analog so we didn't really have anything to do for it, but I do remember being fascinated with it.
“Your home for the CW.”
Well that didn’t last long.
01:17 DTV Commercial
01:53 DTV Switch
The digital transition happened 10 years ago today.
Yea
So freaking sad
Now it’s 13 years today
14 as of today
15
Time flies, I tell ya.
The frog commercial was legitimately funny! XD
I really and truly wanted to see one of the local stations in Central
Charmeleon64
NerdyNekoTV
Rain & Thunder
Jaiden
You Are Stanky
My mom and I were living in Washington, D.C. of 2009. I don't remember any announcements of analog shutting off on 3/12/2009 o.o
GalaxyJazzGirl - Actually it was JUNE 12th with nightlight until June 26th (WNBC video). It was originally supposed to be on February 17th (some stations for various reasons did sign off analog in that earlier date). Maybe the DC / Baltimore TV market didn't had many stations (maybe NBC's WRC..) that cared to "go above and beyond " here...
That's because it didn't shut down in March, it shut down in June.
They said that they were going to keep some of the analog channels to inform viewers how to get digital TV for a few weeks. A few weeks is NOT enough because many are still and will not ready for the transition that soon and need as much help as they need/can. They need to keep 1 or 2 analog channels for at least 1 year to make sure all viewers are getting ready to get digital TV. If not 1 year, at least 3-6 months or 2 months the least!!!!!!!!
WCBS did actually keep theirs running until sometime in July that was purely nightlight.
(Dangit...) I really wanted to see one of the local stations in Central New Jersey cease their analog signal live but I couldn't for 2 reasons:
First of all, because of the date: June 12 was a Friday that year and that meant school for me(I was in 3rd grade then.)
Second of all, I subscribe to Comcast and my NTSC set wasn't affected in the slightest.
Hmmm... Were there ANY broadcast stations in Central New Jersey in '09?
AFAIK, there was a time when NO broadcast station had a NJ address, which is why the FCC once gave an incentive to stations to move to NJ when renewing licences (probably it was a substantially lower fee and almost automatic approval).
AFAIK (there maybe more) only two stations took the bait: WWOR (MyN - 9.1) to Secaucus and WNJU (Telemundo - 47.1) to Newark (later on both stations' studios may have moved back to NYC by Fox and Comcast, respectively, for financial reasons, although I'm not totally sure...). Somewhere along the line WNET (PBS - 13.1) moved back from Newark to NYC...
You'd probably have to check out the outros for the Philadelphia stations, since that's where most broadcast stations that covered Central NJ were at...
Charmeleon64
1:53 Perfect DTV Nightlight Timing
Yeah the analog shutdown was weird but had anyone talked about 2000s aesthetic
i love that aesthetic lol
Qubo vibes
They should have aired the DTV transition commercial after the concert one.
Damn, that frog do have game tho
15 Year Anniversary
1:17 DTV COMMERICAL INPACK!
1:53 Frutiger Aero much? It was still popular at this time.
1:50 they switch the commercial to the dtv nightlight show like it was nothing
Right after the 311 commercial is really when analog got turned off. That CW27 ID was after it got turned off
R.I.P. 525-line TV
i wanted to please end analogue tv at june 12, 2000.
@@user-ps5ux2sp6w **2009 (full powered stations) and fully in 2021 (low powered stations) but i saw a video of one that was still airing in 2022
Before that i was watching in chesapeake minimighty kids and it interrupted by nightlight, who broadcasts kids programming at midnight? P.S. i lived in Chesapeake before moving to Norfolk
@blackjack2boy and to make it worse it also broadcasts into the parts of Mexico as well. usually they do Spanish is due to the Spanish speaking regions of those surrounding areas. unfortunately.
IM STILL IN ANALOG TO THIS VERY DAY
This is good for 2009
Random question but what is that song in that Haynes furniture commercial?
can't believe analog shutdown took place 12 years ago already in the US, but in some. south america countries they keep postponing the date, which was originally due to be in 2020
No lo grabe completo ese mismo dia porque el canal que estaban padando era el kuvn analogico de blue ridge en Roenorke y eso paso a las 7:00am y termino a las 7:10am. Soy hispana
I wanna cry, EARLY 2000s WERE THE BEST 😭
Consider this loopy ad! 1:53
0:06 what is the music playing there
1:20 l thought it was lorax for a sec💀💀💀
Portsmouth is NOT a suburb of Hampton. Portsmouth in the Southside and 15 minutes away from Hampton, which is in the Peninsula. It's also the smallest city in size in the South Hampton Roads area, but not by population. Suffolk, which is the largest in area, has the smallest city population (84.000+ compared to Portsmouth's 95,000+). Southampton County has the smallest in Eastern VA with 18,000+ residents.
This is what happend to NBC New York
The frog was actually balling wtf
1:37 they sign off
this was posted on my birthday! :D
Noah’sToons then happy birthday then!
I was born slightly under 2 months before this video was posted.
Is this ur tv digital or analog
1:19 THATS MY BIRTHDAY💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
0:35 egg shore species in my butt
0:01-0:31 Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46, Morning Mood
WELCOME TO THE DIGITAL WORLD BY JUNE 12TH
June 2009? That’s the month and year Michael Jackson died, but the day was on the 25th.
WGNT CW 27
June 12 2009 commercials
I love these aesthetics I’m not sure if I’m right about the name though
1:47 1:56 2:00
Frutiger metro /Aero btw
@@Loveliyi so i was right! I come here every time I see them
I love 2000s aesthetics ❤️
Is it the USA version?
This was from one of the US tv stations.
anpanman television!
0:01 東京市日本人！
why they never shown the cast of Kamen rider dragon
knight only the stupid cast of Smallville?
Anyway if we have DTV here in the Philippines
soon by 2015 how is much is going to cost here?
I hope you learn the peso
DTV transition is proposed to be done in 2023 or 2024/2025 due to the pandemic
@@QueenDynamo If the pandemic is already over we hope digital television will be the next step for their clear picture
Cable box my butt!
0:02 🏨🏩🏪🏬🏫🏛️
The frog😂
1:47 y'all should know who he is
SHUTDOWN??? IN MY EXISTANCE DAY??? *CRIES*
0:01 idk
Timestamp For Myself: 1:43
frog wireless so if its wireless then HOW IS HE SPEAKING WITHOUT VOCAL CORDS????
The day traditional tv ended...
...Now it's just political propaganda and trashy reboots.
ooga booga new tv is bad digital film is scary and every channel is ran by witches
No,, it's not.
Dipshit.
1:43 CW27 intro
And they're getting ready for digital TV no airlock what cable do I unlock
why the hell is the subtitles in spanish this is AMERICA
Carlton Banks because for people who speak Spanish
America isn't just english you know.
Um, America isn't just English. They got Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Irish, French, Japanese, Filipino etc.
haynes bankrupt😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Analog sign off in Spain
0:00 0:01
Before two weeks micheal jackson died
Wait june 12 that's my birthday. Lol
Frog
THE CW
Fortunoff Goes Bankrupt
Hey you can see wgnt
every single ad in this video is fruitiger aero
CW27
All the one by one digital TV make your own TV HDTV. By favorite Park
. 0:16
This was made on my birth date😟
One Of The First Babies To Be Born In Digital.
@@JustJaidenism no, the first baby born on digital was born on February 17 2009.
@@khangphamchannel016 r/woooosh
@@JustJaidenismYep, I missed the joke. Please forgive me
@@JustJaidenismYep, I missed the joke. Please forgive me
bad news is shut dowj lol
FDNY Better is than WGNT
1:53 Frutiger Aero much? It was still popular at this time.
CW27
1:53 Frutiger Aero much? It was still popular at this time.
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