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Channel Guide Channel Guide F FAMILY PACKAGE CHANNELS ▲ HD ONLY 1 Networks only available in HD E ENTERTAINMENT PACKAGE CHANNELS ◆ HD GAMES ONLY 1 Subject to blackout restrictions General Market | Effective: 05.29.12 X CHOICE XTRA™ PACKAGE CHANNELS ✻ DIRECTV® HD EXTRA PACK1 U CHOICE ULTIMATE™ PACKAGE CHANNELS ✚ A LA CARTE PROGRAMMING HIGH DEFINITION1 NETWORKS Cinema Barker Channel 100, 200, 201 E X U Daystar 369 F E X U Home & Garden Television (HGTV) 229 F E X U REELZChannel 238 E X U DIRECTV® CINEMA™ 125–199, 1100 E X U Destination America 286 X U Home Shopping Network (HSN) 240 F E X U Regional Sports Networks2 600–699 X U DIRECTV® CINEMA™ 3D4 104, 105 X U Discovery Channel 278 E X U Hope Channel 368 F E X U RFD-TV 345 F E X U DIRECTV® News Mix 102, 352 E X U Discovery Fit & Health 261 ■ ◆ X U The Hub 294 F X U Science 284 F X U DIRECTV® On Demand5 1000–1890 E X U Disney Channel (East) 290 F E X U Independent Film Channel (IFC) 559 X U Seasonal Sports Subscriptions 700–799 ✚ DIRECTV® PPV Adult6 589–599 ✚ Disney Channel (West) 291 F E X U Inspiration 364 F E X U ShopNBC 316 F E X U DIRECTV® PPV Events 117–124 ✚ Disney XD 292 F E X U Investigation Discovery 285 E X U ShortsHD 568 ✻ DIRECTV® Sports Mix 205, 600 E X U DIY Network 230 F X U ION (East) 305 E X U Smithsonian Channel 565 ✻ ▲ DIRECTV® Sports Schedules 201, 601 E X U Documentary Channel 267 ■ ◆ X U ION (West) 347 E X U SOAPnet 262 E X U Local Channels2 2–69 E X U E! Entertainment Television 236 E X U Jewelry TV 313 F E X U Sony Movie Channel 563 ✻ ▲ 3net4 107 X U Enlace3 448 F E X U Jewish Life TV3 366 F E X U Speed Channel 607 ■ X U A&E 265 E X U ESPN 206 E X U Lifetime 252 E X U Spike TV 241 E X U ABC Family 311 E X U ESPN2 209 E X U Lifetime Movie Network 253 E X U Sportsman Channel 605 ■ X U American Movie Classics (AMC) 254 E X U ESPN 3D4 106 E X U Link TV 375 F E X U Sprout 295 ■ ◆ U Animal Planet 282 E X U ESPN Classic 614 Logo 272 ■ ◆X U Style 235 ■ ■ ◆ U AUDIENCE Network™ 239 E X U ESPNEWS 207 X U MGM HD 562 ✻ ▲ Syfy 244 E X U AXS TV 306 E X U ▲ ESPNU 208 X U Military Channel 287 ■ ◆ X U TBS 247 E X U BabyFirstTV™ 293 F E X U EWTN 370 F E X U MLB Network 213 X U TCT Network 377 F E X U BBC America 264 E X U Food Network 231 F E X U MSNBC 356 E X U TeenNick 303 F EX U Black Entertainment Television (BET) 329 E X U FOX Business Network 359 ■ ◆ X U MTV 331 E X U Tennis Channel 217 ■ ◆ U Biography 266 ■ ◆ X U FOX Movie Channel 258 ■ ◆ X U MTV2 333 E X U The Learning Channel (TLC) 280 E X U Bloomberg Television 353 F E X U FOX News Channel 360 E X U n3D (check listing)4 103 E X U TNT 245 E X U Boomerang 298 F ■ ◆ U FOX Soccer Plus 621 ✚ NASA TV1 289 F E X U Travel Channel 277 E X U Bravo 237 E X U Free Speech TV1 348 F E X U NASCAR HotPass™ 795–798 E X U Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) 372 F E X U BTN 610 X U FUEL TV 618 ■ ◆ X U Nat Geo WILD 283 ■ ◆ X U truTV 246 E X U BYU TV 374 F E X U Fuse 339 X U National Geographic Channel 276 F E X U Turner Classic Movies (TCM) 256 E X U Cartoon Network (East) 296 E X U FX 248 E X U NBA TV 216 ■ X U TVG, Interactive Horseracing 602 ■ X U Cartoon Network (West) 297 E X U Galavisión 404 E X U NBC Sports Network 603 ■◆ X U TV Guide Channel 273 E X U Centric 330 X U GAME LOUNGE™ 110 ✚ NFL Network 212 X U TV Land 304 E X U Chiller 257 ■ ◆ U Gem Shopping Network 228 F E X U NHL Network 215 ■ ◆ U TV One 328 X U Christian Television Network 376 F E X U GOD TV1 365 F E X U Nick Jr. 301 E X U Universal HD 564 ✻ ▲ Church Channel 371 F E X U Golden Eagle Broadcasting 363 F E X U Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (East) 299 F E X U Univision East 402 E X U Cloo 308 U Golf Channel 218 X U Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (West) 300 F E X U USA Network 242 E X U CNBC 355 E X U Gospel Music Channel 338 F E X U Nicktoons Network 302 F X U Velocity HD 281 E X U ▲ CNBC World 357 E X U Great American Country (GAC) 326 ■ ◆ X U NRB Network 378 F E X U VH1 335 E X U CNN 202 E X U GSN, the network for games 233 E X U Once Mexico 447 F E X U VH1 Classic 337 ■ ◆ X U Comedy Central 249 E X U H2 271 ■◆ X U Outdoor Channel 606 V-me 440 E X U Cooking Channel 232 X U Hallmark Channel 312 F E X U Ovation 274 ■ X U WE: Women’s Entertainment 260 E X U Country Music Television (CMT) 327 X U Hallmark Movie Channel 560 ✻ ▲ OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network 279 E X U The Weather Channel 362 F E X U Crime & Investigation 566 ✻ ▲ HDNet Movies 561 ✻ ▲ Oxygen 251 ■◆ X U WGN America 307 ■ ◆ X U CSPAN 350 F E X U Headline News (HLN) 204 F E X U Palladia 567 ✻ ▲ The Word Network 373 F E X U CSPAN2 351 E X U History Channel 269 E X U Pursuit Channel 608 F E X U World Harvest Television (WHT) 367 E X U Current TV 358 X U HITN TV3 449 F E X U QVC 275 F E X U Additional programming for international languages available. Visit directvinternational.com for more information. PREMIUM SERVICES (1 Package: $12.99/mo. | 2 Packages: $24/mo. | 3 Packages: $34/mo. | 4 Packages: $42/mo. | 5 Packages: $52/mo. | add $3/mo. to each package when HBO is selected) HBO 5 StarMAX HD (East) 520 ▲ STARZ In Black 530 The Movie Channel (West) 555 U HBO (East) 501 ActionMax 519 ▲ STARZ Kids & Family 525 ▲ The Movie Channel XTRA 556 ▲ HBO (West) 504 Cinemax (East) 515 Encore (East) 535 SHOWTIME (East) 545 HBO2 (East) 502 Cinemax (West) 516 Encore (West) 536 U SHOWTIME (West) 546 HBO2 (West) 505 MoreMax 517 Encore Action 541 U SHOWTIME 2 547 HBO Comedy (East) 506 ▲ ThrillerMax 522 ▲ Encore Drama 540 U SHOWTIME Beyond 550 ▲ HBO Family (East) 507 WMax HD (East) 521 ▲ Encore Love 537 U SHOWTIME Extreme 549 HBO Family (West) 508 STARZ SUPER PACK Encore Suspense 548 U SHOWTIME Next 551 ▲ HBO Latino 511 ▲ STARZ (East) 527 Encore Family 542 U SHOWTIME Showcase 539 HBO Signature 503 STARZ (West) 528 Encore Westerns 538 U SHOWTIME Women 552 ▲ HBO Zone 509 ▲ STARZ Cinema 531 ▲ SHOWTIME UNLIMITED Sundance Channel 558 U CINEMAX STARZ Comedy 526 ▲ FLIX 557 @MAX HD (East) 523 ▲ STARZ Edge 529 The Movie Channel (East) 554 U All programming subject to change at any time. Lineup effective 5/29/12. Get updates at directv.com/channels. 1 To access DIRECTV HD programming, HD equipment required. Number of HD channels varies by package selection. 2 Local channel eligibility based on service address. Not all networks available in HD in all markets. To find out if HD locals are available in your area, visit directv.com/hdlocals.3 Requires a DIRECTV Multi-Satellite System. 4 DIRECTV 3D content requires HD equipment including a compatible 3D HDTV and 3D glasses. For more information, visit directv.com/3D. 5 DIRECTV ON DEMAND: Access to available DIRECTV On Demand programming is based on package selection. Actual number of TV shows and movies will vary. Additional fees apply for new releases. Some DIRECTV On Demand content requires an HD DVR (HR20 or later) or DVR (R22 or later), DIRECTV CINEMA Connection Kit and broadband Internet service with speeds of 750 kbps or higher and a network router with an available Ethernet port are required. Visit directv.com/cinema for details. Taxes not included. 6 Must be 18 years or older to order. Contains explicit sexual content, complete nudity and graphic adult situations. Viewer discretion is advised. DIRECTV System has a feature that restricts access to channels. .
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