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Embed OMG TV!

We're in Vancouver right transmitting our mundane webscraped content to the downtown Vancouver. We just updated our streaming server as well, using a custom open-source version of flash called red5. Better yet is that our tv stream is also embedable so any one can add it to their website. like so --->>>

<embed src="http://omgimon.tv/drupal/player/jwplayer/player.swf" width="450" height="300" allowscriptaccess="always"
allowfullscreen="true"
flashvars="autostart=true&file=webtv&streamer=rtmp://omgimon.tv:1935/playlist">

Installing the antenna
things got a little hairy installing our antenna here in Vanouver.
OMG TV in Vancouver for the Olympics!

OMG TV began broadcasting analog television on channel 14 on Friday February 12th in Vancouver, Canada. We started transmitting 2 hours before the opening ceremonies to offer a mundane alternative to the sports intensive programing of other TV stations. We'll be broadcasting our remix culture programming 24/7 until the end of the Olympics.
Please jump and create your own programming!
Enjoy - OMG TV

OMG TV featured on HACK-A-DAY

OMG Tv is featured on HAck-A-Day

http://hackaday.com/2009/09/02/build-an-analog-tv-station/

what fun.

OMG IM ON DOT TV Broadcasting in Canada

Over the last two months, OMG IM ON DOT TV has been quietly broadcasting in NYC on analog Channel 14 and online at OMGImOn.TV. Since the digital transition, OMG IM ON DOT TV has been the only analog television station broadcasting in NYC. It has met its goal of providing an alternative to top-down network television, and providing a resource to those left behind in the digital transition. It has also finished its 45 day mission of broadcasting and has now migrated to Banff, Canada where it is broadcasting all week as part of the Banff New Media Institute Makers '09 Festival.

If you missed the the live broadcast, don't feel left out. You can still watch us online at http://omgimon.tv/. If you'd like to make your own micro-network station we've provided simple instructions at http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Save-Analog-TV/