TVRI Yogyakarta live stream


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TVRI Yogyakarta online television

TVRI Yogyakarta (also known as TVRI Jogja) is the regional public broadcasting station of TVRI serving the Special Region of Yogyakarta and parts of Central Java, Indonesia. As a dedicated source for online television, it was established in 1965 as the very first local television station in Indonesia, with its inaugural broadcast on August 17, 1965, featuring a speech by the Deputy Governor of Yogyakarta, Sri Paduka Paku Alam VIII. Its headquarters and studios are located on Jalan Magelang Km 4.5 in Sleman, Yogyakarta, and it is led by the Head of Station, Akhbar Sahidi.



The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a mix of national TVRI relays and locally produced content from Yogyakarta. The station produces several notable talk shows focused on public service and education. One such program is Pro Justicia, a live legal talk show produced in collaboration with the Faculty of Law at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) and the Yogyakarta High Prosecutor’s Office, which began airing in April 2025 to enhance legal awareness in village communities. Another key program is Jogja Jelang Siang, a weekly broadcast that serves as a platform for local government officials to disseminate information on public policies in partnership with the Kulon Progo Communication and Informatics Office. The station is also actively developing new health education content, following a coordination meeting for collaboration with the Faculty of Dentistry UGM in February 2025.



For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, TVRI Yogyakarta is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2). The primary frequency for the station is UHF channel 29 with a virtual channel of 2, multiplexed with TVRI Pathuk, with coverage reaching Yogyakarta, the Surakarta area (Solo), and parts of Central Java including Klaten, Magelang, and Purworejo. The station broadcasts via satellite in MPEG-4 HD 1080 format on the AsiaSat 9 satellite at 122.0 degrees East and was also previously available on the Merah Putih (Telkom-4) satellite. The channel is accessible as tv online via the official TVRI Klik platform at klik.tvri.go.id, which provides 24-hour live streaming through its website and mobile applications for Android and iOS devices. The station celebrated the 2026 FIFA World Cup by opening partnerships with local cafes, hotels, and communities to hold official public viewing events.


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Comments (15)
R.gray
I am curious whether the traditional music programs are still shown regularly here.
Audrey Fisher
The classic film reruns have a warm, nostalgic feel, and they make weekend evenings more enjoyable. I would love to see a few more old Indonesian movies in the schedule.
A.cruz
I am curious whether the evening programs still feature local musicians.
james.roberts
I watched a morning cultural segment from Singapore and enjoyed the relaxed pace and local details. The stream was more dependable than my cable app, though it took a little longer to recover when my connection dipped during the final interview.
laura.morris
Picture gets soft at times
Nina_Murphy
The weekend movie reruns have a cozy feel, especially when they show classic Indonesian films. I often start watching out of curiosity and end up staying until the credits.
M.hughes
I watched a local history documentary on a slow Tuesday evening, and the stream stayed watchable with only a brief pause. The picture is not as polished as cable, but the Jogja stories and community coverage feel much more personal.
mason.wilson
I caught a Sunday afternoon sports replay here while traveling, and the picture stayed steady even when the hotel Wi-Fi slowed down. The coverage feels more local than cable, though the schedule can be hard to follow without a clear program guide.
Peter Young
I usually watch Jogja Hari Ini after dinner, then stay for a wayang kulit segment or local documentary. The stream held up well on a slow evening, though the picture looked softer than cable during fast scenes, and the regional stories make it worth keeping bookmarked.
Joshua_Wood
The weekend movie slots are a nice surprise, especially when they bring back classic Indonesian films. I enjoy having something familiar to watch after the news.
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