On February 17th, 2009 WCJB TV20 discontinued the use of its analog signal to a fully digital broadcast. This was done prior to the June 12 cutoff date to facilitate the use of the airwaves for emergency response teams and make sure that any bumps along the transition were smoothed out before hurricane season started in June.

Many of our viewers are now watching TV20 on digital channels 20.1 or 16.1 with great success. Our digital signal is strong, clear and far superior to the analog signal. Unfortunately, some of our viewers are having some difficulty receiving our new signal. We apologize for this inconvenience, and hope that you are able to watch us again soon. We have recently finished a survey of our outlying areas, and our signal is strong from Starke to Cedar Key, Lake City to Ocala. Many of the challenges we've been addressing with viewers have been solved by a few simple adjustments or upgrades. 

•Click HERE to check antennaweb.org for the kind of antenna you will need. Simply input your zip code (no email necessary) and you will see a map of your area, followed by a list of available stations in your area and what antenna you will need to view them. Click on WCJB-DT to find out which antenna you will need.

•Try manually tuning to 20.1 or 16.1 using your DTV converter box remote. Use the dot or dash button for the "point." While this channel is tuned in, try aiming your antenna toward our tower location in southern Gainesville.

•Add a power booster to your current antenna. If you're receiving us sporadically, you may need that extra push to get us clearly.

•Click here to visit DTV Answers. Find out everything you need to know about the digital revolution.