INSTALLS Inc - Free Services Offered for DTV Transition

New York, NY, May 29, 2009 --(PR.com)-- On June 12, 2009, television will undergo the biggest change since color was introduced in the 1950s. That’s the date on which analog broadcasting will end for full-power TV stations. Currently, most stations are broadcasting in two formats - digital and analog. Those of us with digital television sets are already enjoying the benefits of DTV. Those with the older analog sets are still getting programming as we always have. But that will change on June 12, 2009, when full-power stations will stop broadcasting in analog. After that date, they will only broadcast in digital, so you will have to make some changes if you watch free over-the-air TV broadcasts on an analog TV with an antenna.

FCC Change to Digital Television doesn’t mean you need to get a new digital television set. There are low-cost converter boxes available to change the digital signal to one that your current analog set can receive. The FCC has contracted INSTALLS inc, in 35 states to provide in-home assistance and converter box installations at no charge in order for you to continue receiving your signals after the transition. For more information on the digital television transition installation program, including information on help installing your low-cost converter box go to https://dtvhelp.installs.com or call 1-800-582-4250.

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