A Collection of a Station ID from each US TV Market from 2010s & early 2020s.
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2022
- Inspired by some other RUclipsrs, I thought I make a list of practically every Station ID/News Open from each TV Market in the United States from Smallest to Largest.
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The actual Year of the ID may not be entirely accurate.
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Well done! Unlike many others, this had clear video and (for the most part) even sound - no soft audio followed by one that blasts. Please do another!
Remarkable work! This must've taken you days. Thanks for sharing!
Some minor corrections (uploading this to begin with was a mess):
1:48 Apologies for the recording, the actual video didn't freeze up like that.
5:16 Yuma, AZ is supposed to be ranked (166/210), not (165/210)
10:49 Although that particular PBS Kids bumper did debut in 2013, the NEPM logo was changed in 2020.
17:32 It's supposed to say "WVLT", not "WLVT".
21:56 Nashville, TN is supposed to be ranked (29/210), not (30/210).
25:07 KYW-TV is affiliated with CBS, not NBC (though ironically the station was a former affiliate of NBC until 1995).
There is a lot of Sinclair stations in here
WBKB call letters were on 2 Chicago stations WBBM and WLS.
Balaban and Katz Broadcasting!
13:05 Congrats, you found me!
15:28 my tv market
5:40 The ident for my local market is a “Going Out of Business sponsored” one. I don’t know how to feel about that…
14:55 my hometown!
8:11 WTVO Rockford (abc)
14:37 WSIL KPOB (abc)
Another correction The CW Plus is for American television markets ranked #100 and above by Nielsen Media Research estimates. Not the CW
I'm sorry, I don't understand The CW Plus is just a national feed for the CW in smaller markets, other than that it's just more or less the same network.
5:45 you found me
You should've included the station owners...alot of the graphics packages are based on the same templates. You can really identify the Gray, Hearst, and Scripps stations.
3:32 what song
17:32 "KNOXVILLE! KNOXVILLE! KNOXVILLE!!!"
5:36 is that the NBC jingle on a CW ident?
Its a subchannel of the NBC affiliate for that particular market.
Yes
>WIVB Buffalo - We're 4 Buffalo
So you're a station consisting of 4 buffalo? Good to know.
Any Latino/Latina Americans from Texas here? I just wanna show support for the Spanish-speaking community.
Amamos a nuestra comunidad de habla hispana.
De un iowana al pueblo latinaamericana
19:57 WPMT Fox 43: Susquehanna Valley TV!
20:19 that tune tickles my brain in *just* the right way 😊
21:08 My local NBC affiliate
21:27 WKRC (CBS) Cincinnati "Local 12", another Sinclair station, uses this exact music and graphics package
Stations still do sign offs?
Some smaller market stations still sign off, and randomly enough WPRI
English (EN) - Southeast Asia 🇬🇧
Looks like KSTP showed up
202nd decade & early 203rd decade
Sam Champion used to be on The Weather Channel
You certainly have a lot to say.
About 8:35 (WAGM)--how did one TV station become affiliated with two networks.
CBS and Fox run on the same channel, but CBS airs on 8.1, and Fox is 8.2. Many stations with more than one affiliate do this. Probably even in your market. WAGM just markets it as one to save the hassle.
How did multiple affiliates work before digital TV? Did they just cherry pick which shows to air?
@ABCEasyas-- They did the same thing. 8.1 and 8.2 for example are technically different frequencies, so even analog could broadcast both at the same time and TVs could receive the signals.
24:34 24:45
My tv stations 12:20 22:32
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