WSJU-TV

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WSJU-TV
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Branding	Tiva TV
Channels	Analog: 30 (UHF) Digital: 31 (UHF)
Subchannels	31.1 Tiva TV 31.2 PlayTV 31.3 LATV
Affiliations	Tiva TV
Owner	Aerco Broadcasting Corporation
First air date	1984
Call letters' meaning	San Juan
Former callsigns	WRWR-TV (1984-2000)
Former affiliations	Independent (1984-1986, 1989-1991) Univision (1987-1988) silent (1991-1999) Independent (1999-2008)
Transmitter power	2630 kW (analog) 66 kW (digital)
Height	287 m (analog) 267 m (digital)
Facility ID	4077
Transmitter coordinates	18°16′23″N 66°5′35″W / 18.27306°N 66.09306°W / 18.27306; -66.09306
Website	www.mega.tv/megatv30.shtml

WSJU-TV is a full-power television station in San Juan, Puerto Rico transmitting over channel 30. During most of the 2000s (decade), the station's programming mostly consisted of music videos until it became an affiliate of Spanish Broadcasting System's Mega TV on August 25, 2008. It is carried by Dish Network and Puerto Rico's three cable companies.

Before the year 2000, the station's callsign was WRWR-TV. When the station first started, it was branded as Cinema 30 TV and was broadcasting older movies, then in 1986, became an affiliate of Univisión. The station went off the air around 1991. It then reappeared around 1999-2000.

In August 2008, SBS entered into an agreement with WSJU, which formerly had aired music videos, making it an affiliate of Mega TV. Mega TV Puerto Rico, as WSJU is branded now, carries a full primetime schedule as well as a Puerto Rico-focused newscast, Meganoticias.

WSJU airs infomercials 15 hours a day (midnight to 3pm).

On August 2009, the station opened a digital subchannel dedicated to music videos. This subchannel made its formal debut on September 2009 as PlayTV. Like competing music video channels TCV and VideoMax, PlayTV allows viewers to send text messages to friends, which are displayed on air. PlayTV differentiates itself though, in that they assign numeric codes to each music videos, and viewers can send a text message to the station using those codes to request a particular video.

On October 2009, WSJU opened a third subchannel airing programming from the Dominican Republic.

Digital television

Channel	Programming
31.1	TIVA TV
31.2	PLAY TV
31.3	LATV
31.4	PET TV
31.5	PUNTO 5
31.6	DURAKA TV

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v t e Television stations in Puerto Rico

San Juan	WKAQ-TV (2.1 TEL, 2.2 Punto2, 2.3 NBC) WAPA-TV (4.1 Ind, 4.2 WAPA2) WIPR-TV (6.1 Ind, 6.2 PRSN, 6.3 KidsTV, 6.4 V-me, 6.5 PRNet, 6.6 WIPR (AM)) WSTE-DT (7.1 Ind) WWXY-LD (8.1 Tiva TV) WVSN (8.1 Tiva TV) W08EI-D (8.1 Tiva TV) WLII-DT (11.1 UNI) WORO-DT (13.1 Ind, 13.2 EWTN) WECN/WRUA (18.1/33.1 HispanTV/teleSUR, 18.2/33.2 HispanTV/teleSUR) WSJN-CD (20.1-3 Rel./CTNi) WVDO-LD (22.1 Ind, 22.2 Rel., 22.4 WZOL) WXWZ-LD (23.1 Ind) WJPX (24.1 MunFox, 24.2 Ateve, 24.3 horse racing) W26DK-D (25.1 Cubana, 25.2 SonLife, 25.3 QVC Over Air) WSJU-TV (31.1 Ind, 31.2 Play TV, 31.3 The CW/LATV, 31.4 PetTV, 31.5 Punto5, 31.6 Duraka) WTCV (32.1 Ind) WDWL (36.1 Enlace) WMTJ (40.1 PBS, 40.5 PBS HD) W44CK-D (44.1 3ABN Latino, 44.2 3ABN, 44.3 Proclaim!, 44.4 D2D, 44.5 3ABNRadio, 44.6 3ABNRadio, 44.7 Radio74) W44DH-D (44.1 BuenaTV) WIDP (46.1 Rel., 46.2 EBN Music, 46.3 Bethel Television, 46.4 WNRT) WVQS-LD (50.1 ind, 50.2 RetroTV) WRFB (51.1 Ind) WUJA (58.1-4 Rel.) WVSN (68.1 Rel.)

Aguadilla / Mayagüez	WIPM (3.1 PRSN, 3.2 Ind, 3.3 KidsTV, 3.4 V-me, 3.5 PRNet, 3.6 WIPR (AM)) WNJX-TV (4.1 Ind, 4.2 WAPA2) WORA-TV (5.1 UNI, 5.3 local programming) WSTE-DT (7.1 Ind) WCCV-TV (8.1 Tiva TV) W08EJ-D (8.1 Tiva TV) WOLE-DT (12.1 TEL, 12.2 Punto 2, 12.3 NBC) WVEO (17.1 Ind) WSJP-LD 18 (The CW/LATV) WPRU-LP 20 (ABC) W21CX-D (21.1 TEL, 21.2 Punto2, 21.3 NBC) WOST (22.1 TLR, 22.2 Tiva TV) WSJX-LP 24 (Fox) WELU (32.1-3 Rel.) WNTE-LD (36.1 Ind) WJWN (38.1 MunFox, 38.2 Ateve, 38.3 horse racing) WTPM-LD (45.1 EPZA, 45.2 Hope, 45.3 3ABN Latino, 45.4 3ABN) WQSJ-CD 48.1 (Rel./CTNi) WQHA (50.1-4 Rel.) W51DJ-D (51.1 Cubana, 51.2 SonLife, 51.3 QVC Over Air) WCCV-TV (54.1 Rel.)

Ponce	WTIN (4.1 Ind, 4.2 WAPA2) WSTE-DT (7.1 Ind) W13DI-D (8.1 Tiva TV) W08EH-D (8.1 Tiva TV) WSUR (9.1 UNI) W13DI-D 13.1 (Rel.) WMEI (14.1 TLR, 14.2 Tiva TV) WIMN-CA 20 (Rel.) WKPV/WIRS (20.1/42.2 MunFox, 20.2/42.1 Ateve, 20.3/42.3 horse racing) WQTO (26.1 PBS, 26.5 PBS HD) W31DL-D (31.1 Cubana, 31.2 SonLife, 31.3 QVC Over Air) WVOZ (47.1 Ind)

Stations outside Puerto Rico available on cable and satellite	WNBC (NBC, New York) WVGN-LD (NBC, St. Thomas) WKRN-TV (ABC, Nashville, TN) WSEE-TV (CBS, Erie, PA) WPIX (The CW, New York) WSBS-TV (Mega TV, Miami, FL)

Local Cable Channels	Cablevision Canal 10 OnDIRECTV TeleSagrado Catolica TV Canal 14 WHTV Broadcasting Digital TV One Coop Ciudad Universitaria Coop Jardines de San Ignacio Coop La Ceiba Liberty Canal 85 ChoiceTV Canal 8 PHA TV ClaroTV PEG Canal Claro Jangueo TV Audience Network Pharma TV Network Spanish Television News Inside Media TV Health TV Inter TV Latin American Sports Canal Mundo Natural Puerto Rico: La Isla Estrella TV Popular TV Doral TV PromoTV Metro TV Endi TV Primera Hora TV Indice TV Vocero TV WSS TV FaroTV

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