K34IB-D DECATUR, NE

Display Channel	Video	Call Sign	Nickname	Notes
19-1	34.1	1080i	DD2.0	NE-PBS	PBS
19-2	34.2	1080i	DD2.0	NE-W	World Channel	(Legislature)
19-3	34.3	720p	DD2.0	NE-C	Create
19-4	34.4	480i (w)	DD2.0	NE-KIDS	PBS Kids 24/7
19-5	34.5	480i (w)	DD2.0	NE-FNX	First Nations Experience

FAC-ID: 47976

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LPT-LIC:

Granted

Channel 34

DECATUR, NE

BLDTT-20081125APS (588a08e968704dbfaa21cf6212b6c0ea) - App

(TVStudy TL Pop: 5,080)

103' 0.03 kW DA ( )
8 mile contour / 203 sq. mi. area / Est. Pop. 4,465
39' AGL; 1273' AMSL
Unknown or 0° Elec Beam Tilt; Simple Filter [H-Pat] Kathrein 4DR-8-2HW
NAD83: N 42° 0' 20.9", W 96° 15' 26" (42.005806, -96.257222)

Streams

TSID:	Assigned	Observed
	1957 (0x07A5)

Phys Ch	Disp Ch	Call Sign	Src ID	PMT PID	Video	Dimensions	Aspect Ratio	Video PID	Video (Mbps)	PCR PID	Audio Type	Audio PID	Audio Bitrate
34.1	19-1	NE-PBS	1	0x0030	1080i	1920x1080	16:9	0x0031	4.1 ‑ 7.45	0x0031	DD2.0	0x0034	192kbps
34.2	19-2	NE-W	2	0x0040	1080i	1920x1080	16:9	0x0041	3.4 ‑ 5.4	0x0041	DD2.0	0x0044	192kbps
34.3	19-3	NE-C	3	0x0050	720p	1280x720	16:9	0x0051	3.2 ‑ 4.85	0x0051	DD2.0	0x0054	192kbps
34.4	19-4	NE-KIDS	4	0x0060	480i	720x480	16:9	0x0061	1 ‑ 2.2	0x0061	DD2.0	0x0064	192kbps
34.5	19-5	NE-FNX	5	0x0070	480i	720x480	16:9	0x0071	0.8 ‑ 2.25	0x0071	DD2.0	0x0074	192kbps

Bitrate Allocation: Variable
TSReader Data: Parent HTML Export (09/26/2022)

Ownership/Historical

Operator:	Nebraska ETC
Licensee:	NEBRASKA EDUCATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Sisters:	K27NI-D, K14MI-D, K10JW-D, KXNE-TV

Call Sign History:
00/00/0000	K66AR
09/24/2007	K34IB
12/02/2008	K34IB-D

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