What is the difference between analog and digital channels?
Analog channels are channels between 2 and 99 and no converter is needed to receive analogue channels. Digital channels are...
Helpful Articles & FAQs
What is the difference between coaxial cable and fiber optic cable?
Coaxial cable is pure copper or copper-coated wire surrounded by insulation with an aluminum covering used to transmit television, telephone...
There is a red light showing on my Digital Receiver. What does it mean?
The red light does not indicate a problem. It simply indicates that you have a message from Mid-Hudson. You can...
What is a Digital Receiver?
A Digital Receiver is a piece of equipment that receives digital programming from Mid-Hudson Cable and converts it into a...
How do I access Mid-Hudson Pay-Per-View?
From the middle column of the Main Menu, highlight PPV By Time, PPV By Title, Special Events, or Adult; then...
What is the difference between Digital and Analog Cable TV service?
Mid-Hudson Digital uses a digital signal, allowing for more data (e.g., channels, music, movies, etc.) to be sent across our...
How do I order Mid-Hudson Pay-Per-View?
While in one of the PPV listing menus, press or highlight the desired program; then press OK. 2. Highlight the...
Can I order a Pay-Per-View event ahead of time?
Yes, use your remote to access the Main Menu and navigate to the selection of your choice. You may order...
Sun Outages
Attention Video Subscribers: Sun Outages – During the Spring and Fall each year sun outages result in the degradation or...
Having problems receiving channels?
Are you not receiving channels above 13? Go into your TV’s main setup menu and make sure that it is...
