Yachting TV is a Czech specialized television channel with a broadcasting license from the Council for Radio and Television Broadcasting (RRTV), operating under Kafka & Partners s.r.o. As a dedicated source for online television, the channel focuses on sailing, yachting competitions, nautical lifestyle, and water sports content, broadcasting primarily in the Czech language.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of international sailing events, including coverage of the Volvo Ocean Race, which was broadcast on ČT sport, as well as the Česká námořní rallye (Czech Maritime Rally), a traditional seven-stage race of Czech yachtsmen held in Croatian waters at the end of the season . The channel also features documentaries about yachting, such as the Czech Television production Alone on the Waves, which follows Czech solo yachtsman Milan Koláček and his participation in an 8,000-kilometer competition on a boat he built himself . While specific regular program titles and host names are not extensively documented in public records, the channel is designed for sailing enthusiasts.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Yachting TV is available via satellite and IPTV platforms. The channel is accessible as tv online through various streaming providers and offers live video streams on its official website at yachtingtv.tv, which also provides license information and additional content about its programs. The channel is regulated by the RRTV, ensuring compliance with Czech broadcasting standards .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of regional news broadcasts branded as Východočeské zprávy (East Bohemian News). Other programs include Východočeské jedničky, Pardubický zpravodaj (Pardubice News), and a regular studio discussion segment titled Host dne (Guest of the Day), focusing on current issues in the region. The channel also airs Mazlíčci (Pets), a program hosted by Jan Musil, and the music program Rockparáda, featuring music videos, interviews with bands, and footage from concerts and outdoor festivals. The online portal of the station, found at vzpravy.cz, publishes daily news articles covering local events.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Východočeská televize V1 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2) in Multiplex 24 across Eastern Bohemia. The channel broadcasts from transmitters including Hradec Králové – Chlum (channel 45, 666 MHz, 10 kW), Pardubice – Slatiňany (channel 21, 474 MHz, 20 kW), and Trutnov – rozhledna (channel 45, 666 MHz, 20 kW). The channel is also carried on cable television (Vodafone TV channel 174) and IPTV services including SledovaniTV and Lepší.TV (channel 77). The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at vctv.cz, which provides live streaming of the broadcast.

The programming on ÚTV includes local news bulletins, reports from town halls, cultural magazines, and public discussion programs where journalists and invited guests talk about social issues, development projects, schools, tourism, and regional events. Shows such as ÚTV Zprávy, Regionální Magazín, and Kultura Dnes give audiences the possibility to watch live channel coverage focused on daily life and important events happening across Czech towns and districts.

Alongside informational programming, the station regularly broadcasts coverage of concerts, exhibitions, sports activities, festivals, and interviews with artists, teachers, and representatives of local organizations. The channel’s live stream format combines studio productions with field reporting, creating a closer connection between viewers and their local communities while maintaining an accessible and practical style of broadcasting.

ÚTV is available through regional cable systems, IPTV services, and digital distribution platforms in the Czech Republic, allowing audiences to access tv online coverage dedicated to local affairs, cultural identity, and community communication.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel broadcasts of current affairs reporting and news. TV Brno 1 introduced a significant innovation in March of an unspecified year when it became the first Czech television station to anchor its news broadcasts using artificial intelligence. The AI anchors deliver regional news segments, representing a technological milestone in Czech broadcasting. While specific names of human hosts are not documented in the available sources, the channel's programming includes regular news loops, live event coverage, and magazine programs focusing on regional issues. Operationally, the channel underwent a change in majority ownership when the Council for Radio and Television Broadcasting approved the transfer of a 70% share from Our Media to Auto UH group, making Auto UH group the new majority shareholder of TV Brno 1.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, TV Brno 1 is widely available via cable television and IPTV platforms. The channel is included in the basic packages of SledovaniTV and is available on Lepší.TV on channel 77. It also became available on the Oneplay platform as part of an expansion that placed six regional channels on programming positions 230 to 235. The channel is accessible as tv online directly through its official website at tvbrno1.cz, which offers a live video stream of the channel together with current news articles from the region. Previously, until October 31, 2020, TV Brno 1 broadcast via the DVB-T Regional Network 8 from the Brno-Barvičova and Mikulov-Děvín transmitters, but it no longer operates on terrestrial transmitters and its primary distribution methods are now cable, IPTV, and online streaming.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a diverse range of traditional music shows. Regular programs include Písničky na přání (Songs on Request), hosted by Jana Peterková, where viewer requests are fulfilled ; Vstáváme s dechovkou (Waking Up with Brass Music), a morning show; Country ráno (Country Morning); Hitparáda Country Devítka (Country Nine Hit Parade), hosted by Josef Zoch; Dechparáda Dvanáctka (Brass Twelve Parade); Všechno nejlepší (All the Best), a hit parade according to Petr Stašák; and Chvilka s písničkou (Moment with a Song), presented by Helena Hamplová . The channel also features evening shows such as Večer ještě nekončí (The Evening Isn't Over Yet) and Dobrý Šlágr večer (Good Šlágr Evening), a show with Jiří Pospíšil and his guest . Other regular presenters include Petr Šiška, Petr Jančařík, and Franta Uher . The program also includes the popular magazine Šlágr Studio, Československá muzika, and the interview series VIP Klub, which featured Patrik Jandejsek as a guest .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of traditional folk music, Šlágr Originál is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) in the Czech Republic, currently broadcasting within Multiplex 24 . The channel is also carried on satellite platforms including Skylink, on cable networks such as Vodafone TV (Channel 116), and on IPTV services including T-Mobile TV (Channel 204), SledovaniTV, and Lepší.TV (Channel 58) . The channel provides live streaming through its official website slagrtv.cz, allowing access to its schedule of brass music, country, and folk content. The official Šláger mobile app also offers live viewing of all channels in the network . The station’s future has been impacted by financial difficulties affecting the A 11 Group, which is connected to the parent company, though broadcasts continue .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of regularly rotating program blocks. Recurring shows on the channel include Z dechovky do dechovky, Nejžádanější písničky, Harmoniky, Lidový šlágr mišmaš, Ráno s muzikou, Historky z rukávu (featuring interviews with personalities such as Oľga Baričičová and Josef Pospíšil), Šlágr studio, and Písničky na přání . The channel’s broadcast schedule also includes the magazine Československá muzika and Dechovkový pořad . The channel also broadcasts teleshopping focused on the sale of music recordings . The channel’s shows are frequently hosted by presenters including Petr Šiška, Petr Jančařík, and Franta Uher .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of traditional folk and brass music, Šlágr Muzika is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2) in the Czech Republic within Multiplex 24, operated by Digital Broadcasting . The channel is also carried on satellite platforms including Skylink and on cable and IPTV providers including Vodafone TV (channel 113), T-Mobile TV (channel 205), SledovaniTV, Magio TV, and Sweet TV . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at slagrtv.cz, which provides live streaming, as well as through the Šláger mobile application .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a continuous stream of music video clips. The channel plays thousands of the best music videos from Czech and international artists from the 1960s to the 1990s. Key artists featured on the channel include iconic Czech singer Marta Kubišová, whose song Depeše was the first video ever broadcast on the channel. While specific recurring program titles and host names are not extensively documented, the channel is comparable to the international station VH1 Classic, with the difference that Retro Music Television plays a significant proportion of Czech and Slovak music videos. The channel attracts approximately 654,000 viewers per month.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Retro Music Television is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) in the Czech Republic. The channel broadcasts in standard definition (MPEG-2/SD) within Multiplex 22 (formerly known as Regionální síť 7), which covers over 70 percent of the Czech territory. The channel is also available on satellite platforms Skylink and CS Link as part of digital packages. On satellite, the channel transmits from the Astra 3B satellite at 23.5 degrees East. Cable and IPTV providers also carry the channel, including T-Mobile TV (Channel 201) and Lepší.TV (Channel 54). The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at retromusic.cz, which provides live streaming. The channel also offers dedicated video content for mobile devices, ensuring that its nostalgic music programming reaches audiences across the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and the global Czech diaspora.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of popular Czech entertainment and discussion shows. Key programs include Máme rádi Česko (We Love Czechia), a game show about Czech culture hosted by Libor Bouček with team captains Jakub Prachař and Vojta Kotek; Inkognito, a celebrity guessing game also hosted by Libor Bouček; and the long-running political-talk show Show Jana Krause, hosted by Jan Kraus. The channel is also well-known for broadcasting successful series such as Česko Slovensko má talent (a talent show co-produced with Slovakia), international crime series, and original Czech dramas like Slunečná.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Prima is available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2) across the Czech Republic. The channel is also accessible as tv online via the streaming platform Prima+ (iPrima), which provides live streaming of the main Prima channel along with its many thematic sister channels. The FTV Prima group operates a large portfolio of channels including Prima Cool, Prima Krimi, Prima Love, Prima Max, Prima Show, Prima Star, Prima Zoom, and the 24-hour news channel CNN Prima News.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of daily regional news reports from cities and municipalities across the Moravian-Silesian Region. The channel’s flagship program is Regionální zprávy POLAR (POLAR Regional News), which is the most-watched program on the station . The news team is led by Editor-in-Chief Renáta Eleonora Orlíková . The channel also produces thematic magazines covering local culture, sports, and community events. The channel broadcasts a regular program titled Krnovský miniexpres (Krnov Mini Express), a two-minute weekly program that premieres every Friday at 16:54, with rebroadcasts scheduled throughout the evening and following days . POLAR also operates a second channel, POLAR2, which features live broadcasts from events and locations throughout the region, as well as programs that cannot fit into the main channel’s schedule .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, POLAR TV is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2) in Multiplex 24 across the Moravian-Silesian Region . The channel is also carried on cable television networks and IPTV services, including SledovaniTV and Lepší.TV (Channel 77) . The channel does not broadcast via satellite due to its regional focus . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at polar.cz, which provides live streaming in standard and HD quality, as well as via the mobile portal m.polar.cz . The channel also offers a dedicated application for Samsung Smart TVs . The station can be contacted by phone at 552 303 303 or by email at polar@polar.cz .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of live broadcasts from events and significant locations throughout the Moravian-Silesian Region. The channel features live transmissions, special programs, and extended regional content that complements the main POLAR channel, offering viewers twice as much regional information . While specific program titles and host names are not documented in the available source, the channel focuses on providing comprehensive coverage of local events, cultural happenings, and community affairs from the region. The channel's name and logo are displayed as POLAR2 on its official website .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of regional content from the Moravian-Silesian Region, Polar2 TV is accessible via multiple platforms. Viewers can watch the channel on television through the Red Button (HbbTV) feature on the main POLAR channel. The channel is also accessible as tv online via its official website at polar2.cz, which provides live streaming for desktop computers and mobile devices . The channel serves as a complementary service to the main POLAR televize, ensuring that its extended regional programming reaches viewers across the Moravian-Silesian Region and the global Czech diaspora.