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Orlando Digital TV Channels

Orlando TV digital channels

What digital channels can you pick up on your over-the-air antenna in Orlando?

WESH (NBC)

  • 2-1 — Main feed of WESH, the local NBC affiliate, broadcast in high definition.
  • 2-2 — Me-TV Orlando, classic TV shows.

WKMG (CBS)

  • 6-1 — Main feed of WKMG, the local CBS affiliate, broadcast in high definition.
  • 6-2 — RTV, Retro Television. Classic TV shows.

WFTV (ABC)

  • 9-1 — Main feed of WFTV, the local ABC affiliate, broadcast in high definition.
  • 9-2 — WFTV Weather and Traffic.

WDSU (PBS)

  • 15-1 — Main feed of WDSC, a PBS affiliate based at Daytona State College in Volusia County. The channel is shown in high definition.
  • 15-2 — WDSC-ED, programming from the Florida Channel, Daytona State College and the Annenberg Foundation.
  • 15-3 — WDSC-WV, programming from the Florida Knowledge Network and World View TV.

WKCF (CW)

  • 18-1 — WKCF, local affiliate of the CW Network, which is run by WESH and shown in high definition.
  • 18-2 — This TV, a 24-hour movie channel.
  • 18.3 — Estrella TV, a 24-hour Spanish-language channel.

WMFE (IND)

  • 24-1 — Main feed of WMFE.

WVEN (UNI)

  • 26-1 — Main feed of WVEN, affiliate of Spanish-language network Univision.

WDRQ (IND)

  • 27-1 — WRDQ, an independent station operated by WFTV and broadcast in high definition.
  • 27-2 — Antenna TV, which primarily airs classic television shows from the 1950s to 1980s.

WOFL (FOX)

  • 35-1 — Main feed for Fox affiliate WOFL, which is aired in high definition.

WACX (REL)

  • 40-1 — Main feed of SuperChannel WACX-TV, an Orlando commercial Christian independent TV station.
  • 40-2 — WACX’s second channel.
  • 40-3 — WACX’s third channel.

WOTF (TLF)

  • 43-1 — WOTF, affiliate of Spanish language network TeleFutura.

WTGL (REL)

  • 45-1 — Main feed of WTGL-TV, an Orlando network that airs religious programs and classic shows.
  • 45-2 — Secondary channel from WTGL, which broadcasts programming in Spanish.
  • 45-3 — A third channel from WTGL.

WHLV (REL)

  • 52-1 — WHLV, a Christian station operated by the Trinity Broadcasting Network, which also owns the Holy Land Experience attraction in Orlando.

WOPX (ION)

  • 56-1 — WOPX, local affiliate of the ION Television network, which airs shows and movies.
  • 56-2 — Another WOPX channel that airs children’s programming.
  • 56-3 — WOPX channel that airs ION Life, a channel “dedicated to the celebration of positive living, wellness and an empowered life.”
  • 56-4 — WOPX channel that airs The Worship Network, a network that provides alternative Christian worship themed programming.

WRBW (MNT)

  • 65-1 — WRBW, local affiliate of the MyNetworkTV.
  • 65-2 — Same programming as 65-1, shown in standard definition.

WBCC (PBS)

  • 68-1 — The main feed of WUCF TV, the PBS affiliate operated by UCF and Brevard Community College.
  • 68-2 —  WBCC TV channel, which shows Brevard Community College shows.
  • 68-3 —  UCF-TV, the University of Central Florida’s TV channel.
  • 68-4 — Another WBCC channel that broadcasts programming from the Florida Knowledge Network and the Florida Channel.

10 Responses to Orlando Digital TV Channels

  1. Donna says:
    April 18, 2011 at 8:28 pm

    Thank you for publishing this page. Now can you tell me how I can find a daily listing of programs on each of the above stations. I get movies, etc but I have no clue when it started or what the name of the movie/show is.

    Thanks for your help.

    Donna

  2. Luqman says:
    July 3, 2011 at 2:06 pm

    Hey Thamnk you for the listing! This recent i haven’t been able to tune in to Wmfe
    23-1 and 24-3 Whats going on? July 3rd 2011

  3. Luqman says:
    July 3, 2011 at 2:09 pm

    Hey Thank you for the listing! This recent i haven’t been able to tune in to Wmfe
    24-1 and 24-3 Whats going on? July 3rd 2011

  4. matt says:
    August 3, 2011 at 11:03 am

    The Cool TV and so on will come to Orlando. Universal Sports Network is know on Directtv.

  5. hank says:
    August 15, 2011 at 11:21 am

    Hope the Orlando area can give this a chance.
    the old school horror host is a dying breed, and MeTV airs one of the last (and one of the best ever) in Svengoolie.

    http://svengoolie.com/

    Sven was nationally syndicated for a few years way back in the 1980s!
    He is a household name in Chicago area.

    Enjoyed a “live” Sven broadcast after almost 28 years!
    The Orlando MeTv broadcasts his show every Saturday night at 10pm.

    Looking forward to each and every week!

  6. Ed says:
    May 22, 2012 at 8:05 pm

    What happened to 18.1,18.2,and 18.3 channels?

  7. Roger says:
    May 22, 2012 at 10:52 pm

    Yeah, not sure what’s wrong. But you can find the low-def version of CW18 on Channel 2.3 right now.

  8. Debbie says:
    June 15, 2012 at 5:10 pm

    I can not received WFTV Ch 9.1 or 9.2. Absolutely no signal, however I can receive all other channels fine. We live in rural Volusia county near SR 40. Any suggestions? I’ve tried turning the antenna, it doesn’t help. I rescan frequently, but doesn’t help. Any help would be appreciated.

  9. Eric says:
    June 30, 2012 at 10:58 am

    I have just recently moved here and I have the over the air antenna in Orlando and I dont seem to get any stations below channel 9, and Im missing my NBC. Any suggestions of what Im doing wrong. I have two dofferent types of tv’s and antenna so its not that….

  10. shlomo says:
    January 22, 2013 at 8:09 pm

    Hi, eric, are you still unable to get channels below 9.1? I had same problem with my powered rabbit ear antennae. I just got a new antenna from Costco, for $30, made by winegard, it’s a flat piece of plastic with 15ft long coax cable to attach to the TV, and now I get most of the channels available in orlando, including 2.1, 2.2, 6.1, and 6.2! I had cut off my cable and was thinking of going back to brighthouse because I was missing the NBC and CBS programming, but for $30 I now have all the major networks, and I get the PBS stations too, a good investment!

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