MHz is the home of Aussie Rules Football in North America. For the past eight years, MHz has been the only broadcast station bringing you this exciting sport from down under.
Program: Australian Rules Football Match of the Week
If you're hooked on Aussie Rules, and want to watch all the games, highlights, interviews, etc., go to Aussiesport.com and sign up. It costs $59.99 for the season. If you watched every game, that's about 25 cents per game! I watch it on my PC, but I can attach it to my 42" TV and watch it that way as well. The broadcasters are very good, though I still can't get used to a female doing them. She is pretty good though.
Dear John, Thanks for the tip. Many of our viewers really enjoy Australian Rules. Thank you for watching and supporting Colorado Public Television/Channel 12 Joan KBDI Staff
Australian Rules Football
Posted: April 23, 2009
by Fred Zweifel
Program: Australian Rules Football Match of the Week
How can I get these Australian Rules Footballgames? I am just now installing HD on Comcast. Thanks. Fred
KBDI Response: Australian Rules Football is available on 12.3. The match of the week currently airs every Monday at 6pm with a repeat at 9pm and the highlights air every Friday at 7pm.
Schedules for channel 12.3
Posted: April 17, 2009
by Dennis Kordes
Program: Australian Rules Football Match of the Week
It is difficult to find the schedules for your channel 12.3. Finally found this URL: http://www.kbdi.org/tv_schedule/printable_schedules.cfm Claims to have "printable schedules" in PDF grid format, but does not actually have them. Found Australian rules football by accident, and now enjoy watching it, but hope to be able to actually know when it will be on. You might notice that there seems to be a regular game broadcast at 9:00 PM Monday, with a "repeat" at 6:00 PM that same day (usually difficult to have a "repeat" before the actual broadcast). Perhaps these are just growing pains. I find the same problem on all the stations that now have subchannels; none of them seem to have a good way of publishing their schedule for the subchannels. Sure hope I hear back from you folks regarding this issue. We actually watch channel 12 quite a bit, and think the added subchannels will be useful, but only if we can easily see what will be on them.
I’m glad to hear you have found AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL, it is becoming very popular!
You are correct that the printable schedule is not available at this time. We are hoping to automate this feature as it has been too difficult to keep it up manually with frequent scheduling changes.
I would suggest that you look at our “Full Day Schedules” page (http://www.kbdi.org/tv_schedule/full_day_schedules.cfm). On that page, you will see a tab at the top for KBDI-MHZ 12.3. This will give you daily programming for that channel. Additionally, if you look at our A-Z schedule (http://www.kbdi.org/tv_schedule/programs_a-z.cfm), you will find a similar tab that will give you a list of all 12.3 programs.
I have one last suggestion, if you would like to see the full, updated 12.3 schedule anytime, sign up for an RSS feed. You could sign up for a feed of the whole 12.3 schedule, or any individual series you are interested in.
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