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Directv Channel Lineup ® DIRECTV Channel Lineup (updated 3/19/04) LEGEND America’s Store 243 Spike TV 325 Starz - Encore (West)❋ 527 Fox Sports Net Midwest◆ 647 ❋ ◆ TOTAL CHOICE® PACKAGE CHANNELS SCI FI Channel 244 Country Music Television (CMT) 327 Starz - Love Stories 528 Fox Sports Net Arizona 649 ❋ ✚ TOTAL CHOICE PLUS PACKAGE CHANNELS TNT 245 Black Entertainment Television (BET) 329 Starz - Westerns 529 Fox Sports Net Northwest◆ 651 (includes all TOTAL CHOICE package channels and ❋ ◆ TOTAL CHOICE PLUS package channels) TBS Superstation 247 MTV 331 Starz - Mystery 530 Fox Sports Net West 652 ● HBO® PACKAGE CHANNELS FX 248 MTV2 333 Starz - True Stories❋ 531 Fox Sports Net West 2◆ 653 ▲CINEMAX® PACKAGE CHANNELS Comedy Central 249 VH1 335 Starz - Action❋ 532 Fox Sports Net Bay Area◆ 654 ❋ STARZ SUPER PAK® Oxygen 251 VH1 Classic✚ 337 Starz - WAM!❋ 533 MC: Showcase 802 ▼ SHOWTIME UNLIMITED® Lifetime 252 Fuse 339 SHOWTIME (East)▼ 537 MC: Sounds of the Season 806 ◆ SPORTS PACK CHANNELS Lifetime Movie Network 253 C-SPAN 350 SHOWTIME TOO▼ 538 MC: Reggae 808 ■ ADULT PROGRAMMING American Movie Classics (AMC) 254 C-SPAN2 351 SHOWTIME Showcase▼ 539 MC: Classic R&B✚ 809 HD PACKAGE ▼ HD HIGH-DEFINITION CHANNELS PAX 255 Bloomberg Television 353 SHOWTIME (West) 540 MC: Smooth R&B 810 To access DIRECTV HD programming, a triple LNB Turner Classic Movies (TCM) 256 TechTV 354 SHOWTIME Extreme▼ 542 MC: R&B and Hip Hop 811 Multi-Satellite Dish, along with a DIRECTV HD Receiver and HD television equipment, is required. Fox Movie Channel 258 CNBC 355 The Movie Channel (East)▼ 544 MC: Rap 812 The TOTAL CHOICE PREMIER package includes all channels ▼ (excluding Adult Programming, HD Package, Spanish-language WE: Women’s Entertainment 260 MSNBC 356 The Movie Channel (West) 545 MC: Dance 813 channels, Sports Subscriptions and Pay Per View channels). SOAPnet✚ 262 CNBC World 357 FLIX▼ 547 MC: New Wave✚ 814 DIRECTV CHANNEL # BBC America 264 CNNfn 358 Sundance Channel▼ 549 MC: Power Rock✚ 815 Channels listed in numerical order A&E 265 Fox News Channel 360 Independent Film Channel 550 MC: Metal 816 Local Channels 2 -70 The Biography Channel✚ 266 The Weather Channel 362 A Taste of Spice (Adult)■ 594 MC: Alternative Rock 817 ESPN HD HD 73 The History Channel 269 Newsworld International 366 PLAYBOY TV (Adult)■ 595 MC: Rock Channel 818 Discovery HD Theater HD 76 History International✚ 271 FitTV 368 Spice Platinum (Adult)■ 596 MC: Classic Rock 819 HDNet Movies HD 78 Bravo 273 Daystar 369 The Hot Network (Adult)■ 597 MC: Progressive/Adult Alternative 820 HDNet HD 79 National Geographic Channel 276 ShopNBC 370 The Hot Zone (Adult)■ 598 MC: Soft Rock 821 CBS HDTV (East)* HD 80 Travel Channel 277 The Church Channel 371 NBA TV◆ 601 MC: Hit List 822 CBS HDTV (West)* HD 81 Discovery Channel 278 Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) 372 TVG – Interactive Horseracing◆ 602 MC: ’80s 823 HD Special Events HD 84 Discovery Health Channel 279 The Word 373 The Golf Channel◆ 605 MC: ’70s 824 HD PPV Movies HD 85 The Learning Channel (TLC) 280 WorldLink TV 375 The Outdoor Channel◆ 606 MC: Solid Gold Oldies 825 HBO HD HD ● 88/509 Animal Planet 282 NASA TV† 376 Speed Channel 607 MC: Bluegrass 826 SHOWTIME HD HD ▼ 91/543 The Science Channel✚ 284 PBS You† 377 Outdoor Life Network (OLN) 608 MC: Americana✚ 827 DIRECTV® FREEVIEW® EVENTS 103 Discovery Times✚ 285 RFD-TV† 379 CSTV: College Sports Television◆ 610 MC: Today’s Country 828 Pay Per View Schedule 105, 200 Discovery Home✚ 286 Univision 402 Fox Sports World◆ 613 MC: Classic Country 829 Pay Per View Channels 100 -197 Discovery Wings✚ 287 Galavisión 404 Fuel✚ ◆ 612 MC: Big Band & Swing 830 DIRECTV BASICS 201 Disney Channel (East) 290 ONCE TV† 411 Fox Sports Net New England◆ 620 MC: Singers & Standards 831 CNN 202 Disney Channel (West) 291 BYU TV† 437 Madison Square Garden (MSG)◆ 621 MC: Showtunes✚ 832 Court TV 203 Toon Disney 292 Maria+Visión† 438 YES Network◆ 622 MC: Easy Listening 833 Headline News 204 Discovery Kids ✚ 294 DIRECTV CHANNEL™ 500 New England Sports Network◆ 623 MC: Classical Masterpieces 834 ESPN 206 PBS Kids✚ 295 HBO (East)● 501 Fox Sports Net New York◆ 624 MC: Light Classical 836 ESPNEWS 207 Cartoon Network 296 HBO2 (East)● 502 Empire Sports Network◆ 626 MC: Soundscapes 838 ESPN Classic 208 Boomerang✚ 297 HBO Signature● 503 Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh◆ 628 MC: Smooth Jazz 839 ESPN2 209 Noggin/The N 298 HBO (West)● 504 Comcast SportsNet (Mid-Atlantic)◆ 629 MC: Jazz 840 NFL Network 212 Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (East) 299 HBO2 (West)● 505 Fox Sports Net South◆ 630 MC: Blues 841 DIRECTV CHANNEL™ 219 Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (West) 300 HBO Family (East)● 507 Turner South** 631 MC: Gospel 842 TV Guide Channel 224 TV Land 301 HBO Family (West)● 508 Sunshine Network◆ 632 MC: Contemporary Christian 843 Home & Garden Television 229 Nicktoons✚ 302 Cinemax (East)▲ 512 Fox Sports Net Florida◆ 634 Spanish Channels 400 - 499 DIY – Do It Yourself Network✚ 230 WGN Superstation 307 MoreMAX▲ 513 Fox Sports Net Detroit◆ 636 Seasonal Sports Subscriptions 700 - 799 Food Network 231 GSN 309 Cinemax (West)▲ 514 Fox Sports Net Ohio◆ 637 Local Channels Information 999 FINE LIVING 232 ABC Family 311 STARZ! (East)❋ 520 Fox Sports Net Cincinnati◆ 638 ❋ ◆ All programming subject to change. *For CBS HDTV Shop At Home 234 Hallmark Channel 312 STARZ! (West) 521 Fox Sports Net Chicago 639 availability in your market area, ask your retailer or visit our E! Entertainment Television 236 TRIO 315 STARZ! Theater❋ 522 Fox Sports Net North◆ 641 Web site at DIRECTV.com/HDchannels. **Blackout restrictions QVC 317 Starz - Black STARZ!❋ 523 Fox Sports Net Southwest◆ 643 apply. Available in AL, GA, MS, TN, SC and sections of NC Home Shopping Network 240 as determined by ZIP code. †Requires a DIRECTV ❋ USA Network 242 World Harvest Television 321 Starz - Encore (East) 526 Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain◆ 645 Multi-Satellite System. 04/04 20191WBS.
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