KTBO-TV

KTBO-TV
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma United States
City	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Branding	Trinity Broadcasting Network
Channels	Digital: 15 (UHF) Virtual: 14 (PSIP)
Subchannels	14.1 - TBN 14.2 - Hillsong Channel 14.3 - JUCE TV/Smile of a Child TV 14.4 - Enlace 14.5 - TBN Salsa
Translators	K48KY-D Altus
Affiliations	TBN
Owner	Trinity Broadcasting Network, Inc. (Trinity Broadcasting of Oklahoma City, Inc.)
First air date	March 6, 1981 (1981-03-06)
Call letters' meaning	Trinity Broadcasting Oklahoma
Former channel number(s)	Analog: 14 (UHF, 1981–2009)
Transmitter power	500 kW
Height	358 m
Facility ID	67999
Transmitter coordinates	35°34′35″N 97°29′9″W / 35.57639°N 97.48583°W / 35.57639; -97.48583Coordinates: 35°34′35″N 97°29′9″W / 35.57639°N 97.48583°W / 35.57639; -97.48583
Licensing authority	FCC
Public license information:	Profile CDBS
Website	www.tbn.org

KTBO-TV, virtual channel 14 (UHF digital channel 15), is a TBN owned-and-operated television station located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States. The station is owned by Trinity Broadcasting Network, Inc. KTBO maintains studio facilities and offices located on Northeast 108th Street and East Hefner Road, and its transmitter is located near the John Kilpatrick Turnpike/Interstate 44, both on Oklahoma City's northeast side.

History

The channel 14 allocation in Oklahoma City was first assigned to KLPR-TV, which operated from September 1966 to December 1967 as an independent station.

KTBO-TV first signed on the air on March 6, 1981, and was one of several partner stations that were built and signed on by TBN, instead of being acquired from another company. It was also the fourth Trinity Broadcasting Network partner station to sign on (after flagship station KTBN-TV in Santa Ana, California, KPAZ-TV in Phoenix, Arizona and WHFT-TV in Miami, Florida). The current channel 14 (as KTBO) operates under a different license, and has never claimed KLPR-TV as part of its history.

Digital television^[1]

This station's digital signal, like most other full-service TBN owned-and-operated stations, carries five different TBN-run networks.

Channel	Video	Aspect	PSIP Short Name	Programming
14.1	480i	4:3	TBN	Main TBN programming
14.2			TCC	Hillsong Channel
14.3			COMBO	JUCE TV/Smile of a Child TV
14.4			Enlace	Enlace
14.5			SALSA	TBN Salsa

TBN-owned full-power stations permanently ceased analog transmissions on April 16, 2009.

KTBO-TV discontinued regular programming on its analog signal, over UHF channel 14, on that date.^[2] The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 15, using PSIP to display KTBO-TV's virtual channel as 14 on digital television receivers.

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Broadcast television in Central Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

English

KFOR-TV (4.1 NBC, 4.2 Antenna)
KOCO-TV (5.1 ABC, 5.2 MeTV)
KWTV-DT (9.1 CBS, 9.2 News 9 Now)
KETA-TV (13.1 PBS/OETA, 13.2 OETA Okla, 13.3 Create, 13.4 OETA Kids)
KTOU-LD 21 (21.1 HSN, 21.3 HSN2, 21.4 OnTV4U, 21.5 Gun TV, 21.6 Off Air)
KOKH-TV (25.1 Fox, 25.2 Grit, 25.3 WNTV)
KOCB (34.1 CW, 34.2 GetTV, 34.3 Comet)
KAUT-TV (43.1 Ind., 43.2 This, 43.3 Escape)
KSBI (52.1 MNTV)
KOPX-TV (62.1 Ion, 62.2 Qubo, 62.3 Ion Life, 62.4 Ion Shop, 62.5 QVC Over Air, 62.6 HSN)

Spanish

KLHO-LD (31.2 LATV)
KTUZ-TV (30.1 TMD)
KUOK-CD 36.1 (UNI)
KOHC-CD (45.1 Azteca, 45.2 MundoMax, 45.3 Off Air, 45.4 Off Air)
KOCY-LP (48.1 Estrella)

Religious

English	KTBO-TV (14.1 TBN, 14.2 Hillsong Channel, 14.3 Combo, 14.5 TBN Salsa) KUOT-CD 19 (19.1 Cornerstone Television, 19.2 IBNtv, 19.3 3ABN, 19.4 3ABN Proclaim!, 19.5 3ABN Latino, 19.6 TheWalkTV) KTOU-LD 21 (21.2 SonLife) KOCM (46.1 DS)

Spanish	KTBO-TV (14.4 Enlace, 14.5 TBN Salsa) KLHO-LD (31.1 TV Alabanza, 31.3 Vida Vision, 31.4 TV Alabanza)

Outlying areas

KWET (12.1 PBS, 12.2 OETA Okla; Cheyenne, 12.3 OETA Create, 12.4 OETA Kids)
KOMI-CD (24.1 Ind.; Woodward)
KTEW-LD (27.1 Retro TV, 27.2 MundoMax, 27.3 Azteca; Ponca City)
KXOK-LD (31.1 Retro TV, 31.2 MundoMax, 31.3 Azteca; Enid)
KUOK (35.1 UNI, Woodward)
KBZC-LD (42.1 Bounce TV, 42.2 Laff, 42.3 TCN, Enid)
KUOC-LD (48.1 DrTV, Enid)

Adjacent locals

Tulsa	KJRH-TV (2.1 NBC, 2.2 Bounce TV, 2.3 Laff)) KOTV-DT (6.1 CBS, 6.2 CW, 6.3 News on 6 Now) KTUL-TV (8.1 ABC, 8.2 Comet, 8.3 Retro TV) KOED-TV (11.1 PBS/OETA, 11.2 OETA Okla, 11.3 OETA Create, 11.4 OETA Kids) KQCW-DT (19.1 The CW, 19.2 This TV) KOKI-TV (23.1 Fox, 23.2 MeTV, 23.3 Escape) KMYT-TV (41.1 MNTV, 41.2 GetTV, 41.3 Grit, 41.4 Heroes and Icons)

Sherman/Ada	KTEN (10.1 NBC, 10.2 CW, 10.3 ABC) KXII (12.1 CBS, 12.2 MNTV, 12.3 Fox)

Wichita	KSNW (3.1 NBC) KAKE (10.1 ABC, 10.2 MeTV) KWCH-DT (12.1 CBS, 12.2 WX) KSAS-TV (24.1 Fox, 24.2 Antenna)

Wichita Falls	Wichita Falls KFDX-TV (3.1 NBC, 3.2 MNTV) KAUZ-TV (6.1 CBS, 6.2 CW) KSWO-TV (7.1 ABC, 7.2 TMD, 7.3 WX)

Cable channels

Defunct stations

¹ This channel currently exists as News 9 Now, available on KWTV-DT 9.2 and on area cable systems.

Oklahoma broadcast television areas by city: Ada/Sherman, TX; Amarillo, TX; Fort Smith, AR (Eastern OK); Joplin, MO (Northeast OK); Lawton/Wichita Falls, TX; Oklahoma City Metro; Texarkana, TX–AR/Shreveport, LA; Tulsa (East Central OK)

Other television stations in the state of Oklahoma

America One

K16KR-D 16 (McAlester)
KTEW-LD 27 (Ponca City)
KXOK-LD 32 (Enid)

Antenna TV

KFOR-DT 4.3 (Oklahoma City)

ZUUS Country

KOKH-DT 25.2 (Oklahoma City)
KMYT-DT 41.2 (Tulsa)

Daystar

KOCM 46 (Norman)

GEB

KGEB 53 (Tulsa)

Ion Television

KTPX 44 (Okmulgee) KOPX 62 (Oklahoma City)

Ion Life	KTPX 44.2 (Okmulgee) KOPX 62.2 (Oklahoma City)

qubo	KTPX 44.3 (Okmulgee) KOPX 62.3 (Oklahoma City)

LeSEA

KWHB 47 (Tulsa)

Live Well

KJRH-DT 2.2 (Tulsa)

Me-TV

KOCO-DT 5.2 (Oklahoma City; effective 10/1/2012)
KOKI-DT 23.2 (Tulsa)

RTV

KTUL-DT 8.3 (Tulsa)

TBN

KTBO 14 (Oklahoma City)
KDOR 17 (Bartlesville)

This TV

KOCO-DT 5.2² (Oklahoma City)
KOTV-DT 6.3 (Tulsa)
KSBI-DT 52.2² (Oklahoma City)

Independent

KRSU 35 (Claremore)
KAUT 43¹ (Oklahoma City)

First Nations Experience (FNX) ^[1]

KRSU-DT 36 Claremore/Tulsa
"KCAT" CAT TV 47 (Cheyenne-Arapaho tribes) Concho/Oklahoma City

Defunct

KXOC-LP 41 (Oklahoma City)
KELF-LP 49 (Miami)
K53BE 53 (Guymon)

¹Though nominally an independent station, KAUT simulcasts select programs from Antenna TV on a secondary basis; KFOR-DT 4.2 will retain its full-time affiliation with Antenna TV. ²As Me-TV's affiliation contract with KOCO does not take effect until October 1, 2012, the second digital subchannels of KOCO and KSBI will share the Oklahoma City market's This TV affiliation through September 30. KOCO 5.2 will join Me-TV thereafter, while KSBI 52.2 will become the market's exclusive This TV affiliate.

See also: ABC; CBS; CW; Fox; Ion; MyNetworkTV; NBC; PBS; Other stations in Oklahoma

See also: Religious and Spanish TV stations

Trinity Broadcasting Network

Founders	Paul Crouch Jan Crouch

Executives	Matt Crouch

Owned-and-operated stations	KAAH-TV KDOR-TV KDTX-TV KNAT-TV KNMT KPAZ-TV KPJR-TV KTAJ-TV KTBN-TV KTBO-TV KTBW-TV WBUY-TV WCLJ-TV WDLI-TV WELF-TV WGTW-TV WHFT-TV WHLV-TV WHSG-TV WKOI-TV WMCF-TV WMPV-TV WMWC-TV WPGD-TV WRBJ-TV WSFJ-TV WTBY-TV WTJP-TV WTPC-TV WWRS-TV WWTO-TV

Affiliates	KDHW-CD KEFB KETH-TV KHCE-TV KITU-TV KJNK-LD KJNP-TV KLUJ-TV KPLE-CD KZTN-LD WGGS-TV WJEB-TV WJYL-CD WLJC-TV WSSF-LD WTCE-TV WUDL-LD

Digital Networks	Hillsong Channel (joint venture with Hillsong Church) JUCE TV Smile of a Child TV TBN Enlace USA (part owner) TBN Salsa

Attractions	The Holy Land Experience Trinity Music City

Related articles	KTBN Paul Crouch, Jr. Brandon Crouch Brittany Koper Jim Bakker Tammy Faye Messner Gener8Xion Entertainment Community Educational Television

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KTBO-TV

History

Digital television[1]

References

External links

Digital television^[1]