Tick what you want from Austin TV and radio and the builder writes a numbered setlist of channels and frequencies you can save as presets, print or copy. Each line links to the guide behind it.
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Facts from the FCC Public Inspection File, the National Weather Service and the stations’ and teams’ own pages, checked October 2026. Rights and line-ups change; the linked guides have the details.
How the setlist is put together
Channel numbers, frequencies and licensed towns come from the FCC’s Public Inspection File. Which station carries a team, and what a station plays, come from the team’s or station’s own website. Nothing on the list is a recommendation or a paid placement.
TV lines show the channel number your TV displays. FOX 7 Austin and Univision 62 transmit on VHF, so if either is on your list, check that your antenna receives VHF as well as UHF; see The Best TV Antenna for Austin and the Hill Country.
An HD2 line, such as TUDN Radio Austin on 104.3-HD2, needs an HD Radio receiver; an ordinary FM radio only gets the main 104.3 signal. NOAA Weather Radio needs a weather radio or scanner, not an FM set.
Broadcast rights change from season to season. Before a season starts, check the team’s own broadcast page; the setlist reflects what the teams listed when we checked.