SuperBowl on CBS in HDTV (1 Viewer)

[Ken H]

For those who were wondering, CBS will be broadcasting the SuperBowl in HDTV on Sunday. The local stations that participate are listed below.
Atlanta, GA - WGCL
Augusta, SC - WRDW
Baltimore, MD - WJZ
Boston, MA - WBZ
Charlotte, NC - WBTV
** Chicago, IL - WBBM
Cincinnati, OH - WKRC
Cleveland, OH - WOIO
Columbus, OH - WBNS
Detroit, MI - WWJ
Fort Worth, TX - KTVT
Houston, TX - KHOU
Indianapolis, IN - WISH
Las Vegas, NV - KLAS
Los Angeles, CA - KCBS
Hartford, CT - WFSB
Lafayette, LA - KLFY
New York, NY - WCBS
Omaha, NE - KMTV
Philadelphia, PA - KYW
Pittsburgh, PA - KDKA
Portland, OR - KOIN
Raleigh, NC - WRAL
San Diego, CA - KFMB
San Francisco, CA- KPIX
Seattle, WA - KIRO
Spartanburg, SC - WSPA
St. Louis, MO - KMOV
Tampa/ St. Petersburg, FL - WTSP
Washington, DC - WUSA
Madison, WI - WISC
Orlando, FL - WKMG
** Omaha, NE - KMTV
** Available on certain cable systems only.
You'll need an HDTV or HDTV monitor & set-top-box, and a TV antenna to get the signal. Most all viewers within 50 miles of these stations can get the game in HDTV. The current entry level price for such a system (via authorized Internet retailers) is less than $3000.
Update: Through special arrangement, the PBS DTV station in Denver, CO will carry the CBS HDTV feed. And thanks to Mike I for the Orlando TW Cable info.
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[Mike I]

Just to add since WKMG Orlando's tower is not quite complete yet, they have the equipment in place to pass all CBS hd signals and have reached agreement with Time Warner cable in Orlando to carry the HD feed for the superbowl
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[Steve Tannehill]

And yes...

Fort Worth, TX - KTVT

means Dallas/Fort Worth.
(Yea!)
- Steve

 

[Vic_Connell]

I believe Sacramento/Stockton channel 25.1 is also on the list of HDTV CBS broadcasters.

 

[Paul W]

Steve,
I'm right there with you buddy. Thank God I get 92% sig strength with my OTA.
))
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Link Removed Paul Warren
I have a wonderful proof of this theorem but, with the 1536 kb/s bitrate DTS soundtrack, there is no room on the DVD to write it.
-Fermat