As of February 17, 2009, about one-third of the nation's full-power TV stations have gone all-digital. All remaining full-power television stations still broadcasting in analog will make the transition to all-digital between April 16 and June 12. And whether you think you understand what's going to happen or you're unsure about what it all means, you can find out more about the transition to digital television (DTV) and whether or not you will be impacted with quick and easy access to The Digital TV Transition website. You can find out everything you need to know about DTV and HDTV and why broadcasters are making the transition. You'll also learn how your TV and your cable and satellite services will be affected by the switch from analog television broadcasting and what you need to do, if anything, to prepare. In addition, if you will require a converter box after the switch to DTV, you can get information on the Converter Box Coupon Program, which will help you with the purchasing of the necessary digital-to-analog set-top converter boxes. Plus, you'll get access to the latest news and regulatory information relating to DTV and a library of documents designed to help answer your DTV questions. So don't worry about not being able to catch all your favorite shows after February 17. You can get all the info on the switch to DTV with quick and easy access to The Digital TV Transition website.