In its latest update on the transition, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission estimated that up to 857,000 households in larger markets do not subscribe to either cable or satellite. ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER BOX CANADA UPDATE On top of those households, tens of thousands of rural households also depend upon over-the-air signals. The CRTC has opened the door to a satellite alternative for rural communities, but households that rely on over-the-air signals in larger markets will need a digital converter box in order to continue to watch programs on their existing televisions. The Analog to Digital Converter dialog box contains three tabs: Configuration Identify the configuration settings for the block. In the United States, the government subsidized the cost of the transition, establishing a coupon program that ultimately cost over $1 billion and forced a six-month delay of the transition when politicians feared that too many consumers were not ready. Channel Selection Specify the channel details for conversion. Interrupts and Status flags Set the interrupt and the flag status. Unlike the U.S., there will not be a Canadian subsidy program. While the additional costs could affect lower income Canadians, who are also more likely to rely on the over-the-air signals rather than cable or satellite services, Canadian Heritage Minister James Moore has firmly rejected a similar approach.
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