Love ABC's The View and miss their daily live broadcast. Question: When will this program stop with the re-runs and start up live daily broadcasts. A forever fan!!!

Check the Chanel 7 broadcast signal on the other tv have sound,could caused by the tv broadcasting signal from the tv station itself.Check if ur tv have a function known as S.A.P. make sure it is off,could effected no tv audio problems,because the tv station in ur city or town don't broadcast in that signal frequencies.

do you have your cell phone by your computer? sometimes phones receive info or send they send distortion through the audio in speakers.

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Some local broadcasting will still be in analog but this is just jor simple programming such as college stations. To get local programming such as NBC,ABC,CBS etc. you will need to get a converter since the government has mandated all broadcast be in digital to free up air space.

Note that it may be a case by case basis for some smaller areas.

Normal 0 See section C. Windows Live Messenger in the info below.
Web Camera’s have to besetup on the program they are to be used with. Just installing the camera on your computer does not set it up tobroadcast on messengers or Skype.

Each program has Options that have to be setup in order forthe Audio and Video to function properly.

A. Skype Setup:

After downloading and installing Skype (http://www.skype.com/intl/en-gb/download/skype/windows/beta/downloading/) set it up as follows:

1. Go to Tools, then Options, and click on Audio Settings and set the Microphone and Speakers to the computer Audio Card.
2. Then click on the Video Settings.
3. The camera if Installed Properly will come up and show a video picture.
4. Then, on the bottom of the page click on Save.

The camera and audio should function properly. Your friends and Family will now be able tosee and her to you.

B. Yahoo Setup:

After downloading and installing Yahoo Messenger (http://www.soft32.com/download_30.html) set it up as follows:

1. Go to Messenger at the top left and click on it.
2. Next go down to Preferences and click on it.
3. Next Calling and Devices on the right and set the Microphone and Speakers to the computer Audio Card.
4. Next go to the Test Audio section and (in blue writing) click on “Open the call setup assistant” and follow the instructions on the left window.

C. Windows LiveMessenger:

1. After you start Windows Live Messenger, expand the view by clicking on the square on top left next to the red X.
2. Then on the Windows Live messenger window on the right side, click on “ “Show Menus.” And then click on “Show the Menu Bar”.
3. Next go to the Menu Bar on right side, click on “ “Action.”
4. Go to “TOOLS” and click “Audio and Video Setting” and follow the instructions.

NOTE: Your audio andvideo should work. Enjoy.

When done both the Audio and Video will function properly soyou can chat and see family or friends you are connected to.
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You didn't say so but I believe the TV you're using that having the problem is a TV that uses motion compensating frame interpolating technology... a common feature with 120hz and 240hz LCD TVs. I have one of these types of TVs and I have this issue with ABC as well. ABC has begun dropping video frames from some of their primetime shows (the ones that start at the 8e/7c time slot seem most effected) to speed up the broadcast to a point where they can get an extra commercial in. On normal TVs, including the older 60hz LCDs, this is not really noticeable. However, for the motion compensating frame interpolating technology, the TV's video processor must sync up with the 'telecine' processing (conversion from the originally filmed 24fps to broadcast 60fps) so that it can eliminate the copied frames that the telecine processing produces before it can create the interpolated frames between the original frames. When the TV's processor hits a missing frame, it loses sync and has to rejoin and causes the jerky motion you're seeing.

For a solution, you can turn off the motion compensating frame interpolation tech on your TV. Each manufacturer calls it something different but the name will have something to do with smoothing out motion like 'Smooth Motion'. In this case, you need it off for the motion to be it's smoothest (not the case with most TV though).

For a better solution, send a complaint to ABC and your local ABC affiliate.