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CABLE Companion SKI the SLOPES and SURF the CHANNELS Sugarbush Resort Besides popcorn, what to keep nearby when you watch TV! WINTER 2018 CABLE companion SKI THE SLOPES AND SURF THE CHANNELS Sugarbush Resort FREE WatchTVEverywhere 3 • Make Family Movie Nights Bigger Hits 3 Digital Channel Guide 4 • Inside I-Guide HD 6 CABLE companion WAITSFIELD CABLE HAS IT ALL! Enjoy more than 200 video and music channels including Dear Waitsfield Cable Viewer, all of your local networks, community stations, news, The fall/winter season is prime time for TV viewing. So cuddle weather, sports, entertainment, up under a blanket, pop some popcorn, and enjoy today’s amazing variety and HDTV. Waitsfield Cable is your local choice for the very of entertainment options. Waitsfield Cable brings everything to you, whether best in cable entertainment! you want to cheer on your favorite team, laugh through the latest comedy, or get inspired with cooking or travel ideas. CONTACT US Customer Service: Thanks to today’s technology, you’re no longer limited to watching programs 496-5800 on your home’s TV screen. On page 3 of this issue of Cable Companion, you’ll be Repair: reminded that WatchTVEverywhere is Free, Fun, and Flexible. This service 496-3393 enables you to watch TV from any internet-connected device — when you’re at Email: home or when you’re on the go. Also on page 3, get tips on how to Make Family [email protected] Movie Nights Bigger Hits. Website: www.waitsfieldcable.com For the current Digital Channel Guide arranged by categories and channel numbers, refer to pages 4 and 5. Then go Inside i-Guide HD on pages 6 and 7 Waitsfield Cable Business Office: to learn how to easily find what to watch and record programs for later viewing. 3898 Main Street Waitsfield, VT 05673 It’s a good idea to keep this publication near your TV. That way, your family and guests will be able to simply enjoy using your Waitsfield Cable service without Business Hours: Monday – Friday, struggling to figure out all the channels and features. 8:00am – 5:00pm I send you my warmest wishes for the cool months ahead and thank you for Waitsfield Cable Mailing Address: choosing Waitsfield Cable as your TV provider. PO Box 9 Waitsfield, VT Sincerely, 05673-0009 Find Us Eric Haskin on Facebook President & CEO and Twitter! Waitsfield Cable Copyright© 2018 by Waitsfield Cable and Cornerstone Publishing Group, Inc. PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER 2 WINTER 2018 CABLE companion WatchTVEverywhere is Free, Fun, and Flexible atchTVEverywhere streams some of your favorite channels and programming — including live TV and full episodes of current WTV shows — to your tablet, smartphone, or laptop. It works from anywhere with a Wi-Fi signal so you can stay entertained when you’re on the go or in a room without a TV. Best of all, WatchTVEverywhere is FREE with your qualifying Waitsfield Cable service. Frequently Asked Questions Q: How is WatchTVEverywhere different from Hulu or Netflix? A: Unlike Hulu or Netflix, atchTVEverywhereW is free and includes live TV and has full episodes of current TV shows. MAKE FAMILY MOVIE Q: Which devices can I use with WatchTVEverywhere? NIGHTS BIGGER HITS A: Almost all programs are available on all devices (PC, laptop, iPad, Family movie nights are a great way to relax iPhone, and Android phone). and spend time together. To make yours even better, try these ideas: How to Use WatchTVEverywhere If you already have a WatchTVEverywhere account: Get Creative and Pick a Theme Get everyone excited by creating a theme for • Go to www.watchtveverywhere.com. your movie night. This can be simple or elabo- • Click the Log In link. rate and involve food, clothing, or both. For ex- • Enter your username and password. ample, you could eat frozen treats like popsicles when watching Frozen or Southern food while • Select the TV network you want to watch watching Steel Magnolias. Have everyone throw to see a list of available programs. on cowboy hats for a western-themed night or baseball caps while watching a double header of If you do not have a WatchTVEverywhere baseball movies. account and need to register: • Go to www.watchtveverywhere.com and Make It a Regular Event Many families have found it works well to select Waitsfield Cable in the drop-down menu. have a standing movie night, either weekly or • Click the Register link. monthly. That way, family members can have it • Complete the registration form. Make on their calendars and be more likely to attend. sure you have your Waitsfield Cable account number handy. Take Turns Choosing the Movies You may want to give young kids a pre-selected • Check your email. You will receive list to choose from to avoid watching the same a message with an activation link. favorite movie over and over. If you've got teens, • Click on the link to complete tell them you'll watch anything they choose as the registration process. long as they return the favor when it's your turn. Waitsfield Cable can help make the most of your family movie nights. Call 496-5800 for details. WINTER 2018 3 Effective November 1, 2018 DIGITAL Channel Guide Contact us at 496-5800 or visit www.waitsfieldcable.com for more information. BROADCAST KIDS 151 MHz Worldview Basic 3 WCAX (CBS) - Burlington, VT Basic 56 The Disney Channel Standard 152 PBS Plus Basic 4 WVNY (ABC) - Burlington, VT Basic 57 Disney XD Standard 5 WPTZ (NBC) - Plattsburgh, NY Basic 58 Cartoon Network Standard MOVIES 6 CBMT (CBC) - Montreal, Que Basic 59 Nickelodeon Standard 111 American Movie Classics Standard 7 WFFF (FOX) - Burlington, VT Basic 60 Nick Jr. Preferred 112 Lifetime Movie Network Standard 9 WETK (PBS) - Burlington, VT Basic 61 Nicktoons Preferred 113 Turner Classic Movies Preferred 11 Waitsfield Cable - Mad River 62 Teen Nick Preferred 114 Sundance Standard Valley Community Channel Basic 63 Discovery Family Channel Preferred 115 Independent Film Channel Preferred 12 Outside Television Basic 133 Movies! Basic 150 WCFE (PBS) Basic FAMILY 64 Hallmark Drama Preferred RELIGION ENTERTAINMENT 65 Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Preferred 117 Trinity Broadcasting Network Preferred 13 USA Network Standard 66 Hallmark Preferred 119 Eternal Word Television Network Standard 14 FX Networks Standard 67 TVLand Standard 15 Paramount Network Standard 68 Freeform Standard MUSIC 16 TBS Standard 136 MeTV Basic 120 MTV Standard 17 TNT Standard 139 PBS Kids Basic 121 VH1 Standard 19 WGN - Chicago, IL Standard 122 Country Music Television Standard 135 CW Plus Basic WOMEN 123 Fuse (MuchMusic) Preferred 70 Lifetime Network Standard 124 MTV 2 Preferred SPORTS 71 Oxygen Standard 125 Nick Music Preferred 21 Major League Baseball Network Standard 72 Lifetime Real Women Preferred 126 MTV Classic Preferred 22 NBC Sports Network Standard 74 Women’s Entertainment Preferred 127 CMT Music Preferred 23 NFL Network Standard 128 VH1 Soul Preferred 24 NESN - New England LIFE/HOME Sports Network Standard 76 The Food Network Standard SHOPPING 25 ESPN Sports Standard 77 TLC Standard 130 The Home Shopping Network Basic 26 ESPN2 Sports Standard 78 Travel Channel Standard 131 QVC Basic 27 ESPNU College Sports Preferred 79 Home & Garden TV Preferred 28 ESPN Classics Preferred 80 OWN (Oprah Winfrey Network) Preferred 29 ESPNews Preferred 81 Discovery Life Preferred 31 The Golf Channel Preferred 82 Destination America Preferred 32 Fox Sports 1 Standard 84 Do It Yourself Preferred 33 The Tennis Channel Standard 140 PBS Create Basic 34 TVG2 Preferred 35 Sportsman Channel Preferred POP CULTURE 36 The Outdoor Channel Preferred 87 A&E Standard 37 Olympic Channel Standard 88 E! Standard 132 SEC Network Preferred 89 truTV Standard 90 Comedy Central Standard NEWS 91 Bravo Preferred 38 The Weather Channel Standard 93 The Game Show Network Preferred 39 Fox News Channel Standard 95 Syfy Preferred 40 CNBC Standard 96 Investigation Discovery Standard UNDERSTANDING 41 MSNBC News Standard 99 FXX Standard THE COLOR CODE 42 CNN HLN News and Views Standard It’s easy to tell at a glance which channels 43 CNN Standard INFORMATION are part of your Waitsfield Cable package 44 Mad River Valley 101 The Discovery Channel Standard (or which channels you might like to add). Television (Community Access) Basic 102 History Standard Just refer to these colors: 45 Mad River Valley Television 103 Animal Planet Standard (Municipal Meetings) Basic 104 National Geographic Standard Basic Package 47 Fox Business News Standard 105 American Heroes Channel Preferred All channels in orange. 48 Rural Free Delivery Standard 106 The Science Channel Preferred Standard Package 49 C-SPAN Basic 107 FYI Preferred All channels in orange/green. 50 C-SPAN2 Basic 108 Viceland Preferred Preferred Package 109 NASA Preferred All channels in orange/green/blue. Premium Movie Packages All channels in purple. 4 WINTER 2018 HD CHANNELS 238 The Weather Channel HD Standard HD 282 Destination America HD Preferred HD 203 WCAX (CBS) HD Basic HD 239 Fox News Channel HD Standard HD 284 Do It Yourself HD CABLE companionPreferred HD 204 WVNY (ABC) HD Basic HD 240 CNBC HD Standard HD 287 A&E HD Standard HD 205 WPTZ (NBC) HD Basic HD 241 MSNBC HD Standard HD 288 E! HD Standard HD 206 CBMT (CBC) HD Basic HD 242 CNN HLN News and Views HD Standard HD 290 Comedy Central HD Standard HD 207 WFFF (Fox) HD Basic HD 243 CNN HD Standard HD 291 Bravo HD Preferred HD 209 WETK (PBS) HD Basic HD 244 Mad River Valley Television HD Basic HD 295 Syfy HD Preferred HD 212 Outside Television HD Basic HD (Community Access) 296 Investigation Discovery HD Standard HD 213 USA HD Standard HD 245 Mad River Valley Television HD Basic HD 299 FXX HD Standard HD 214 FX Networks HD Standard HD
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