FCC Considers DTV After-Action Report

The Federal Communications Commission says the digital television transition continues to go well and it will likely issues a report on just what went right and what went wrong. There are still about two dozen stations, mostly VHFs, with reception issues that FCC engineers are working on, trying various solutions including power increases and consumer outreach about re-scanning TV's and converter boxes. But the vast majority of stations have made the transition successfully, said the FCC's Robert Ratcliffe, acting Media Bureau chief.