Satellite Television

Television sets are located in the Osprey Hall, Landing, Crossings, Cove and Fountains common lounges. Osprey Fountains also has several themed lounges which have television sets, including: The Upper Deck and The Galaxy.

Residents may bring their own TVs for use in their rooms. Digital cable service is provided in every room and apartment, but requires a digital cable-ready TV with a QAM tuner (and/or an analog TV with a digital-to-analog converter box) as well as a coax cable.

When connecting your digital TV to the available cable outlet for the first time it will most likely be necessary to run the television’s set-up and/or channel search function. Most television set-up and/or channel search functions are accessible via the television’s main menu function.

 


    Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I get service?
  • What is the Channel Line-Up?
  • Why do I only get channels up to Channel 13?
  • How do I make my analog TV work on the school’s digital cable system?
  • How do I program a TiVo?
  • How do I address common reception issues?

    Osprey TV 

    The mission of Osprey TV is to provide students with the basic knowledge, skills and competencies required to operate a successful and professional college television station while complementing their classroom education and teaching them marketable skills. In doing so, Osprey TV will develop and provide viewers with programming that is focused, relevant, informative and entertaining.

    Want to get involved or learn more? Visit www.ospreytv.com or stop by the Student Union (Building 58E, Room 2215).

     

     

     

    Osprey Radio 

    Osprey Radio is the University of North Florida's student-run radio station. While serving the target audience, the UNF community, Osprey Radio also provides a unique opportunity for the students to learn about radio in a fun professionally inspired environment.

    To listen to Osprey Radio online or to learn more, visit www.ospreyradio.com