said by sansri88 :

Thanks for clarifying things.

Just a question, how come my zip code isn't found? 08830.

Edit: Here's a good question in the Q&A:

Q: Does this have anything to do with the Digital Broadcast Transition?
A: No, and it´s important to understand the difference between this change and the Digital Broadcast Transition. These are two unrelated events. This change to your service is driven by a desire to strike an appropriate balance between the interests of our digital cable customers and our remaining analog customers. The federally mandated Digital Broadcast Transition in February 2009 impacts over-the-air broadcasters, but not cable companies. Every television connected to Comcast cable will continue to work after this change to the way broadcasters transmit their signals. Because we´ve pledged to continue serving both analog and digital customers, only those using an antenna to receive over-the-air signals will be impacted.

said by sansri88 :

Alright thanks. I've shot out an email to our region's marketing department to find out more.

said by BSD24 :

Not sure, it is a new site but we are giving it out. The site just opened on 5/15/08 so it might not be fully functional, who knows. Or maybe no changes are happening in the next 2-3 months for your area, I don't know though.

I bet it is likely the division/region your in might not have gone into the new site yet.

We will be using the follows ways of contacting customers:

-30 Day Legal Notification Bill Insert
To view copies of the letters by town please use the customer web site (www.comcastdigitalworld.com ) and simply by entering the customers Zip Code, this will allow you to view both the letter the customer received AND the specific list of channels impacted in their town.

-Bill Message (“Please read the important notice regarding changes your Comcast Cable service located within this bill. For more information or to inquire about related Comcast Digital Cable discount offers, please call 1-800-COMCAST or visit www.comcastdigitalworld.com”)

And other means, but the 30day notice is required by law(subject to state regulations, which could vary by state).

said by pplchamp1 :

Comcast of Connecticut has already announced some analog migration, the thread can be found here:

»Comcast of Connecticut to move analogs to Digital in July

said by cypherstream :

I know customers made a big stink when Comcast moved a few analogs in our area recently. It's because of this big stink and negative press from local news and TV reporters that they are going to be very careful in doing the next moves. Will it happen any time soon? Most likely not, as they want to limit the amount of negative press that they get.

It sucks, because these customers don't understand the benefits of going digital.

said by neufuse :

Unless has a built in DTV tuner? huh? You mean QAM / ATSC tuner or what? Because every channel comcast has moved to digital here is ENCRYPTED! which is BS when you had it unencrypted in analog FOREVER!

said by neufuse :

All our TV's are DTV (aka has QAM tuners and ATSC tuners) but all the analogs that comcast has moved to digital are encrypted which does not play well with a TV that has no built in decrypting scheme (aka cablecard)

said by neufuse :

Expanded basic cable with a box still? wow... we haven't had a box for channels over 20 something for almost 20yrs now here

I know customers made a big stink when Comcast moved a few analogs in our area recently. It's because of this big stink and negative press from local news and TV reporters that they are going to be very careful in doing the next moves. Will it happen any time soon? Most likely not, as they want to limit the amount of negative press that they get.

It sucks, because these customers don't understand the benefits of going digital.

said by JohnInSJ :

I believe that money saving device is called "Dish-TV"

When the analogs go dark for me, Comcast loses a customer. Unless they make them clear QAM. We should check to see if hell freezes over as well...

I am ok with it either way, and I'm sure they won't miss my nearly $1000/year for expanded-digital+HD.

said by JeepMatt :

I love when people make this statement. What do you think you need to watch DISH on EVERY tv you have?? Hmmmm??? Oh, that's right, a box. Unless you're talking about the dual-DVR where you can backfeed 1 signal to another tv - but even there it's through the box.

said by JeepMatt :

I love when people make this statement. What do you think you need to watch DISH on EVERY tv you have?? Hmmmm??? Oh, that's right, a box. Unless you're talking about the dual-DVR where you can backfeed 1 signal to another tv - but even there it's through the box.

said by Mgsports :

That Comcast Website could be wrong because 66062 is invaild and Comcast Olathe/MO could be moving some channels before August and not letting that Website now to report it.
Also that Website should say when channels are being added.

said by pplchamp1 :

Mine (06118) does not work either, and I already know what channels are moving to digital on July 16th.

said by Mgsports :

How do you know because I don't when mine is yet because the KC Star won't tell us or Comcast Olathe/MO won't send out a letter saying what their are going to be doing soon? Only said doing changes to the Lineup.