[CompSci87]

It appears we have the ACC Network in San Jose on Xfinity (Channels 431, 826, and 1325). I turned it on, and was treated to a Virginia vs. Va. Tech replay, baseball from May 13.

I think 826 and 1325 are the same channel. Xfinity has this weird system of repeating a lot of channels starting at 1000.

826 is the HD version.

ACCN and ACCNX are streamers accessible through the ESPN app using pay provider credentials that provides the ACC Network
ACCDN is a free YouTube channel.

To clarify, 826 and 1325 are both the HD version of ACCN. 431 is the SD version of ACCN. Right now if I try to select 431, my cable box automatically switches to 826 because it knows my TV is HD capable.

(However, I thought I saw 431 listed with different programming than 826/1325 in the Xfinity TV remote app when I looked there yesterday. Not sure if the app was wrong or what was going on then.)

[CompSci87]

It appears we have the ACC Network in San Jose on Xfinity (Channels 431, 826, and 1325). I turned it on, and was treated to a Virginia vs. Va. Tech replay, baseball from May 13.

I think 826 and 1325 are the same channel. Xfinity has this weird system of repeating a lot of channels starting at 1000.

826 is the HD version.

ACCN and ACCNX are streamers accessible through the ESPN app using pay provider credentials that provides the ACC Network
ACCDN is a free YouTube channel.

To clarify, 826 and 1325 are both the HD version of ACCN. 431 is the SD version of ACCN. Right now if I try to select 431, my cable box automatically switches to 826 because it knows my TV is HD capable.

(However, I thought I saw 431 listed with different programming than 826/1325 in the Xfinity TV remote app when I looked there yesterday. Not sure if the app was wrong or what was going on then.)