NASA Television Moving to Satellite AMC3; Make Sure You Make the Move Too
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WASHINGTON -- Effective Jan. 16, 2010, NASA Television's Public,
Education and Media channels will be available for downlink on
satellite AMC 3. Additionally, NASA TV has reformatted its online
program schedule to improve its readability.
Cable and satellite service providers, broadcasters, and educational
and scientific institutions will need to re-tune their receiving
devices to AMC 3 to continue accessing NASA TV for distribution.
News networks, their reporters and other broadcast media organizations
must tune their satellite receivers to the Media Channel to ensure
reception of clean feeds for all mission coverage, news conferences,
and other agency distributed news and information. News and other
media organizations will no longer be able to rely on content from
the Public Channel for clean feeds of mission and other agency
activities.
NASA TV's occasional HD feed and Live Interactive Media Outlet (LIMO)
Channel also will migrate to AMC3. For complete downlink information
effective Jan. 16, 2010, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/
NASA Television has made its online program schedule easier to read,
with schedules for all three channels listed on one page. Listings of
upcoming programs, events and features on NASA TV's Public, Education
and Media channels now can be accessed easily at:
http://www.nasa.gov/
For more information about NASA and agency programs, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov
Source: NASA
