1991–1993[]
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2005-2007[]
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In 2005, XEWO-TV and XHGA-TV swapped formats. The signal of Canal de las Estrellas was moved to channel XHGA-TV.
2007-2009[]
In 2007, the channel "Televisión Tapatía" was moved from Channel 21 UHF (XHGUE-TV) to Channel 2 VHF (this one), staying at 21 as the repeater for XHGC-TV.
2009-2011[]
2011-2020[]
On December 12, 2015, the analog shutdown occurred in Guadalajara, so the channel moved to digital channel 2.1, later to 8.1.
The concept of "Más Visión" was renewed and moved to channel 4.2 since March 2021.
2020-present[]
On October 1, 2020, Televisa terminated the contract it had with Corporación Tapatía de Televisión, which allowed it to operate the channel's programming as a repeater for XEQ-TV on the XEDK-TV channel.
On October 14, 2020, by decision of the IFT, this channel was moved to 9.1, thus returning NU9VE to their original frequency.
| Televisa Regional stations NU9VE Aguascalientes | Canal 23 Ensenada | Canal 4 Mexicali | Canal 12 Tijuana | NU9VE Chihuahua | Tu Canal | NU9VE Laguna | Televisa Saltillo | Televisa Piedras Negras | NU9VE Colima | Bajío TV | NU9VE Acapulco | Tu Canal 4 | Mas Visión | NU9VE Morelos | Televisa Monterrey | Teleactiva | Televisa Puebla | NU9VE Queretaro | Canal 7 San Luis | Canal 13 | Televisa Sonora | Vallevisión | Canal 4 Televisa Nuevo Laredo | Televisa del Golfo | Telever (Estado) | Telever (Puerto) | NU9VE Zacatecas | NU9VE Estado de Mexico1 Former affiliates 1Repeater of NU9VE's flagship station. (XEQ-TV)  |