RW> TW> Within their Frequenct allocation they are transmitting two signals.   
   RW> TW> The main signal is in Spanish and the other one is in English. They   
   RW> TW> are two different signals eminationg from two different studios.   
      
   RW>Everyone knows what 'secondary audio' is...   
      
   RW> TW> It is possible to have up to 12 different signals within the   
   same TV RW> TW> channel allocation.   
      
   RW>Not on an analog station.   
      
   I am not talking abuut secondary Audio but Multiplexing of TV signals   
   on a digital Tv Transmitter.   
      
   RW> TW> The more channels of course means lower broadcast quality. Here is a   
   RW> TW> bit form the Internet:   
      
   RW> TW> Trinity Broadcasting Network stations has five SDTV channels, the   
   RW> TW> most of any large broadcaster in the country.   
      
   RW>We have the same 5 Trinity channels in San Antonio...now what?   
      
   IF they are multiplexing you can get more than 5 TV signals from those 5   
   transmitters.   
      
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