Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After February 17, 2009, the traditional analog WFWA-TV programming ended and transitioned to the "digital nightlight" which allowed the analog signal to continue broadcasting limited instructional information regarding digital TV for a few weeks before completely shutting down.
To view the final moments of the normal (pre-nightlight) analog broadcast which ended at midnight on February 17, 2009, watch Part 1: youtu.be/lVPms-Wrhds
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - If your copyrighted content is found within this video and you wish to have it removed, please notify me so that I can take appropriate action. This video is not monetized; it is only uploaded here for entertainment and historical television purposes.
This video was originally recorded as part of my personal collection of television recordings. Please give credit if you use this video in your own creation. Thanks.
Uploaded by Peeebs on YouTube.
After February 17, 2009, the traditional analog WFWA-TV programming ended and transitioned to the "digital nightlight" which allowed the analog signal to continue broadcasting limited instructional information regarding digital TV for a few weeks before completely shutting down.
To view the final moments of the normal (pre-nightlight) analog broadcast which ended at midnight on February 17, 2009, watch Part 1: youtu.be/lVPms-Wrhds
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - If your copyrighted content is found within this video and you wish to have it removed, please notify me so that I can take appropriate action. This video is not monetized; it is only uploaded here for entertainment and historical television purposes.
This video was originally recorded as part of my personal collection of television recordings. Please give credit if you use this video in your own creation. Thanks.
Uploaded by Peeebs on YouTube.
