WMDV-LD

WMDV-LD
Danville, Virginia United States
City	Danville, Virginia
Slogan	Danville's Own
Channels	Digital: 45 (UHF) Virtual: 44 (PSIP)
Translators	WMVD-LD 44.1: WGSR-LD 47.2
Affiliations	Independent (2010–present)
Owner	Star News Corporation
First air date	May 26, 2010 (2010-05-26)
Call letters' meaning	Wonderful Martinsville Danville, Virginia
Sister station(s)	WGSR-LD
Former callsigns	W18BG, W63CR, WMDV–LP
Former channel number(s)	18, 63
Former affiliations	TCT via WLXI-TV (1993–2009) TBN via TCT (1999–2007) Dark (2009–2010)
Transmitter power	15 kW (digital)
Height	180 m (digital)
Class	TX
Facility ID	67782
Transmitter coordinates	36°44′28.5″N 79°23′4.1″W / 36.741250°N 79.384472°W / 36.741250; -79.384472
Licensing authority	FCC
Public license information:	Profile CDBS
Website	wmdv44.com Watch Live

WMDV-LD channel 44 is a low-power television station licensed to Danville, Virginia and serving that city and adjacent Pittsylvania, Halifax and Henry Counties. It is owned by the Star News Corporation, the owners of WGSR-LD. The station is also seen on Chatmoss Cable and Comcast systems throughout the region.

Under former owners Tri-State Christian Television (TCT), the station aired the schedule of full-power Christian station WLXI-TV from Greensboro, North Carolina. Star News re-launched the station as an independent station serving the cities of Martinsville and Danville.

History

The station first broadcast in 1993. The majority of the programming for the station was provided by the Trinity Broadcasting Network through WLXI. This arrangement ended in April 2007 when TCT replaced TBN programming with its own programming for all of its stations.

In November 2008, TCT decided to divest itself of its Danville translator. In June 2009, TCT passed ownership of W18BG to Star News, which temporarily took the station dark. In early May 2010, the FCC issued the Construction Permit to build the station on RF Channel 45, with a PSIP number of 44 since Winston-Salem, North Carolina station WXLV-TV uses 45 as its PSIP.

The station's callsign was changed to WMDV-LP on October 9, 2009. WMDV-LP returned to the air on the afternoon of May 26, 2010, after about 50 1/2 weeks of being dark.

Digital television

Digital channels

The station's digital signal is multiplexed:

Channel	Video	Aspect	PSIP Short Name	Programming^[1]
44.1	480i	4:3	WMDV-LD	Main WMDV-LD programming
44.2				Main WMDV-LD programming
44.3				Country Music Video
44.4				Religious

References

↑ RabbitEars TV Query for WMDV

External links

Broadcast television in the areas of Roanoke and Lynchburg, Virginia

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations	WDBJ (7.1 CBS, 7.2 MNTV, 7.3 Decades) WSLS (10.1 NBC, 10.2 GetTV, 10.3 MeTV) WSET (13.1 ABC, 13.2 RTV, 13.3 Comet) WBRA (15.1 PBS-HD, 15.2 PBS, 15.3 World) WWCW (21.1 CW, 21.2 Fox) WFFP-TV (24.1 Cozi TV, 24.2 H&I, 24.3 HopeNow.TV) WFXR (27.1 Fox, 27.2 CW) WPXR (38.1 Ion, 38.2 qubo, 38.3 Life, 38.4 Ion Shop, 38.5 QVC Over Air) WYAT-LP (40 This TV) WLHG-CD (43.1 & 43.2) (Religious) WMDV-LD (44.1 IND HD, 44.2 IND SD, 44.3 country music videos, 44.4 religious IND)

Defunct stations	WDRG-LP 2 (TBN) WRFT 27 (ABC) WROV-TV 27 (IND)

Virginia broadcast television areas by city Bristol Bluefield Charlottesville Harrisonburg Norfolk Richmond Roanoke Washington, DC

Television stations in the Piedmont Triad, including Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Digital television	WFMY (2.1 CBS, 2.2. Justice Network, 2.3 WNTV) WGHP (8.1 Fox, 8.2 Antenna, 8.3 This TV) WXII (12.1 NBC, 12.2 MeTV) WGPX (16.1 Ion, 16.2 Qubo, 16.3 Life, 16.4 Ion Shop, 16.5 QVC, 16.6 HSN) WCWG (20.1 CW, 20.2 Escape, 20.3 Laff, 20.4 Bounce) WUNL (26.1 PBS, 26.2 Kids, 26.3 Explorer, 26.4 North Carolina) WLXI (43.1 TCT, 43.2 TCT HD, 43.3 TCT Family/TCT Kids, 43.4 Aramaic Broadcasting Network) WXLV (45.1 ABC, 45.2 ASN Channel, 45.3 Grit) WGSR-LD (47.1/47.2 IND 47.3 WMDV-LD 44.1 IND) WMYV (48.1 MNTV, 48.2 GetTV, 48.3 Comet)

Cable television	Time Warner Cable News

North Carolina broadcast television areas by city Asheville Charlotte Greensboro Greenville, NC Myrtle Beach, SC Norfolk, VA Raleigh Wilmington See also Roanoke TV

Other television stations in the Commonwealth of Virginia

WAZT-CD 10 (Woodstock, Religious Independent) WFDC 14 (Arlington, Univision) WXOB 17 (Richmond, Religious) WFFP-TV 24 (Danville, Independent) WVAD 25 (Hampton, Daystar) WNVT 30 (Goldvein, MHz Networks) WWBK-LP 39 (Richmond, TBN) WYAT 40 (Martinsville, A1/Fam) WMDV 44 (Danville, Independent) WRID 48 (Richmond, Daystar) WNVC 56 (Fairfax, MHz Networks) WLFG 68 (Grundy, Religious Independent)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Virginia

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