Tirol TV

Tirol TV is an Austrian private regional television channel operating in the generalist (Vollprogramm) format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was originally launched in June 1997, making it the first regional broadcaster in Austria to be receivable via satellite . After a period of insolvency, the channel was relaunched under new ownership as TIROL TV GmbH on January 7, 2014, and is currently headquartered in Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria . The channel is managed by Marius Wolf, and as of April 2023, it has been a subsidiary of the Moser Holding AG, the publisher of the Tiroler Tageszeitung .

On air, the flagship program of Tirol TV is the infotainment magazine Tirol Today, which covers topics from politics, society, sport, culture, and art . The station also produces the news segment 90 Sekunden (90 Seconds), which airs multiple times per day, and the magazine TIROL30 . Traditional formats include the music show Ja das ist unser Land with Hubert Trenkwalder and the folk magazine Allerhand aus dem Tiroler Land with Martin Reiter . The channel also produces regional specials under the title Unterwegs in Tirol, with separate editions for the Unterland region and the Innsbruck area, as well as the national magazine Österreichblick . The station provides live coverage of special events and reports on current affairs, crime, sports, and entertainment throughout the Tyrol region .

Tirol TV is available via multiple distribution platforms. It broadcasts daily via satellite on the Astra system as part of the R9 Österreich HD channel in two time windows: from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM and from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM . In the Tyrol region, the channel is available via cable networks (Kabel) and via IPTV on platforms such as Magenta and A1 . It is also received terrestrially via DVB-T in the Unterinntal, Wipptal, and Tiroler Oberland regions . The channel broadcasts in 1080i high definition (HDTV) with downscaling to 576i for SD feeds . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website at tiroltv.at, which also offers a media library (Mediathek) with individual program contributions available on demand . The channel maintains a strong social media presence, which it considers one of its key engagement tools .

Tirol TV strives to provide the people of Tyrol with up-to-date, regionally focused information, combining daily news with entertainment and cultural content. The mission of the channel is to serve as a strong, multimedia brand that reaches viewers not only through traditional television but also through online and social media, offering a platform for local stories and news from the heart of the Alps. Thanks to its broad distribution across satellite, cable, and digital platforms, Tirol TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming across Tyrol and the world, ensuring that residents and former residents of the region can stay connected to their home wherever they are.

W24

W24 (often referred to as W24.at or the Vienna Info Channel) is a private regional television channel based in Vienna, Austria . The station is a 100% subsidiary of WH Media GmbH, which itself is wholly owned by the Wien Holding, making it the official city television station of Vienna . The channel launched on March 10, 2005, and underwent a significant relaunch on April 11, 2012, which modernized its programming and on-air presentation .

W24 operates as a regional specialty channel broadcasting in 720p high definition . It is the most-watched city television station in Austria, reaching approximately 510,000 households in Vienna and up to 883,000 households across the entire country, with up to 1.6 million contacts per month . The channel consistently reaches up to 95,000 viewers daily .

The programming of W24 is centered entirely on Vienna, providing information, service, and talk content around the clock . The schedule is built around the show 24 Stunden Wien (24 Hours of Vienna), which airs frequently throughout the day in 15 or 30-minute blocks to provide concentrated updates on city events .

The channel features a wide variety of original productions focused on specific aspects of Viennese life. Key programs include Stadtgespräch (City Talk) and Unterwegs mit Bürgermeister Michael Ludwig (On the Road with Mayor Michael Ludwig), addressing local politics and urban issues . Cultural and lifestyle programs include Wiener Bühnen (Vienna Stages), covering theater and performance; Wiener Liedkunst (Viennese Song Art), focusing on musical heritage; Wirtschaftsreport Wien (Vienna Economic Report); and Wie wohnt Wien? (How does Vienna Live?), a program about housing and living in the city .

The channel features several prominent hosts and personalities. Journalist Josef Broukal and Michael Knöppel host various discussion and talk formats on the channel . The program Uschi! – Menschen, über die man spricht (Uschi! – People people talk about) is hosted by Uschi, while Matt spricht mit… (Matt speaks with…) is hosted by Matt. The cultural magazine Peter und Paul features hosts Peter and Paul . The channel also airs Wienyl, showcasing Viennese nightlife and youth culture, and DokuWien, which presents in-depth documentary content about the city .

One of the channel's most unique features is its overnight programming block called Nachtschiene (Night Line). During this time, W24 shows slow television footage from the perspective of a driver's cabin, offering viewers extended, unedited journeys on Viennese U-Bahn and tram lines, or drives through the city in a taxi or on a bicycle .

W24 is available via various cable networks, including Magenta, Kabelplus, and A1 TV . Since September 2013, W24, along with nine other regional Austrian broadcasters, has been part of the marketing cooperative R9 Regionales Fernsehen Österreich, which allows for national advertising booking . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of W24 through the official website at w24.at, which also offers a comprehensive media library (Mediathek) with all broadcast programs available for on-demand streaming . The channel proprietor is Marcin Kotlowski and Markus Pöllhuber, with Hannes Huss serving as editor-in-chief since April 2018 .

W24 strives to be the city television station that is "dabei!" (there/on board), intensively engaging with current topics concerning the city and its residents . The mission of the channel is to serve as a comprehensive, modern, and digital content brand for Vienna, providing a platform for local culture, politics, and community stories across all screens.

Swamiji TV Australian

Swamiji TV is an online television channel and streaming platform based in Vienna, Austria . It was founded by His Holiness Vishwaguru Mahamandaleshwar Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda, the author of the internationally renowned "Yoga in Daily Life" system . The channel focuses entirely on yoga, spirituality, and the purpose of life. According to its official app description, Swamiji TV provides news and information on the four paths of Yoga (Raja Yoga, Gyana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and Karma Yoga), the functioning of the chakras and the kundalini, Vedic Astrology, Ayurveda, natural remedies, healthy lifestyle and food, environmental protection, humanitarian projects, the unity between religions and cultures, and positive news and good initiatives from around the world .

On air, Swamiji TV broadcasts a daily live Satsang (spiritual gathering) with Vishwaguruji every evening starting at 6:30 PM Vienna time . The program can also be watched live on the Swamiji TV Europe YouTube channel, where it is available for up to 12 hours after the initial broadcast . The channel previously operated in three editions (Europe, Australia, and America) to allow viewers in different time zones to participate in live yoga practices and spiritual programs . Special programs have included a daily video segment called "Around the World," featuring content submitted by Yoga in Daily Life centers globally, and live webcasts of events for the promotion of world peace, such as the planting of peace trees .

Swamiji TV is available as a streaming service accessible via its official website at swamiji.tv, through dedicated mobile apps for iOS and Android devices , and on the Swamiji TV Europe YouTube channel . The apps are free to download and provide access to the 24/7 online television programming, including live webcasts and recorded videos . The channel's technical operations are based in Vienna, Austria, with a technology stack that includes PHP and Apache web servers .

Swamiji TV is complemented by the broader Yoga in Daily Life network, which includes the Sri Swami Madhavananda Austria Hospital (a charitable hospital) and the Om Ashram, a spiritual retreat center . The channel is operated by the International Sri Deep Madhavananda Ashram Fellowship, a non-profit organization registered in Austria .

Swamiji TV strives to promote spiritual growth, health, and peace around the world, living up to its mission of offering "positive news and good initiatives around the world" . The channel also highlights the importance of protecting the environment and preserving sacred places . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Swamiji TV provides the opportunity to watch online live broadcasts and recorded spiritual content on any device, ensuring that its yoga and spirituality programming reaches audiences in Austria, Europe, and around the world wherever they are, in the spirit of the message that "the city council of Vienna acknowledges the moral and political obligation to embrace the people's longing for peace" .

Steiermark TV

Steiermark TV is an Austrian private regional television channel operating in the regional news, documentary, and lifestyle format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was launched on September 6, 2023, and is based in Graz, Styria . The channel is owned and operated by GST Fernsehen GmbH, which is 100 percent owned by managing director Holger Bruckschweiger . Steiermark TV is a regional specialty channel (Spartenprogramm) focusing exclusively on content from and about the Austrian state of Styria . The channel broadcasts in 1080i high definition (HDTV) .

On air, the core programming consists of a two‑hour loop that is repeated ten times daily, along with a four‑hour morning block of live panoramic cameras showing views from over 40 locations across Styria . The main magazine program is da bin i daham, hosted by Isabella Jan (and previously by Gudrun Nikodem-Eichenhardt), which covers a broad mix of current affairs, economy, politics, culture, sports, cooking, gardening, legal advice, and health . The program is renewed twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Saturdays .

Additional programs include the documentary series Ein Stück Österreich, focusing on people and places within and beyond Styria; the personal talk show Berggespräche, which features conversations with celebrities while hiking; and the film magazine Preview – Das Kinomagazin . In 2025, the channel launched two new formats: Red‘ ma d‘rüber, a weekly talk show hosted by Barbara Attems featuring guests from politics, business, culture, and sports; and Steiermark Report, a weekly investigative reportage series offering in‑depth coverage of current topics .

Steiermark TV is available via cable networks throughout Styria and nationwide on IPTV platforms including A1, Magenta TV, Drei TV, HiWay, and spusu tv, as well as on the streaming service Zattoo . The channel also provides a 24/7 live stream and a comprehensive media library on its official website at steiermark.tv, where individual reports and full episodes can be accessed on demand . Satellite distribution was planned for early 2025 . According to the channel, Steiermark TV is the leading regional television channel in Styria, with daily viewership between 12,000 and 15,000 viewers and over 200,000 viewing hours per month .

Steiermark TV strives to offer a politically independent, balanced mix of leisure‑oriented, economic, cultural, and societal reporting specifically tailored to the needs of the people of Styria . The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality regional content produced by the same team behind successful documentary series for ORF, thus positioning itself as a quality alternative to national broadcasters while remaining just one click away on the remote control . Thanks to its wide cable and IPTV distribution and its online live stream, Steiermark TV provides the opportunity to watch its regional programming on any device, ensuring that Styrians at home and abroad can stay connected to their home state wherever they are.

Schladming-Dachstein TV

Schladming-Dachstein TV is an Austrian regional television channel operating in the tourist information format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was launched in November 2019, merging the previously separate channels of the Planai, Hochwurzen, Dachstein, Hauser Kaibling, and Reiteralm ski mountains into a single broadcaster for the Schladming-Dachstein vacation region in Styria, Austria. The channel is based in Schladming, with its official address at Coburgstraße 52, and is operated by Planai Grundstückssicherungs GmbH under the editorial direction of the Schladming-Dachstein tourism team. The channel is funded by the tourism associations and mountain railways of the region.

On air, Schladming-Dachstein TV features a mix of live panoramic images from mountain peaks, current weather reports, information on piste and hiking trail conditions, and editorial contributions covering culture, customs, and events from across the region. The channel integrates live cameras from several mountains, including Planai, Hochwurzen, Dachstein, Hauser Kaibling, Reiteralm, Rittisberg, Fageralm, Galsterberg, Riesneralm, and a cross-country ski camera in Ramsau. The programming aims to provide balanced coverage of all seven tourism centers in the region: Schladming, Ramsau am Dachstein, Haus im Ennstal - Aich - Gössenberg, Gröbminger Land, Naturpark Sölktäler, Öblarn-Niederöblarn, and Grimming-Donnersbachtal.

The channel is available through multiple distribution platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast via the official website at schladming-dachstein.at/tv. The channel also broadcasts terrestrially via DVB-T2 on frequency 690.00 MHz in the area between Radstadt and Liezen, and is carried on cable networks including Salzburg AG and the cable networks of Aich/Assach and Liezen.

Schladming-Dachstein TV strives to showcase the diversity of the Schladming-Dachstein region to potential visitors and guests, communicating the variety of tourist offerings through high-quality visual and editorial content. The mission of the channel is to strengthen the common tourism brand, optimize visitor guidance, and increase cost efficiency by consolidating previous separate mountain channels into a single platform. With approximately 3.6 million overnight stays per year, the Schladming-Dachstein region ranks among the top five tourism destinations in Austria, and the channel serves as a key marketing tool for the area.

RTV

RTV (Regionalfernsehen OÖ) is an Austrian private television channel operating in the regional news and information format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was founded in 1992 by Christian Schott, who began by distributing regional sports reports to local electronics retailers in Garsten, Upper Austria . RTV is based in Garsten, Upper Austria, and has its origins as the first private regional broadcaster in the country, initially operating despite the then-existing ORF broadcasting monopoly . After legal challenges, the channel obtained legal status following the Cable Broadcasting Act of 1997 and the Private Television Act of 2001, which allowed terrestrial broadcasts .

On air, RTV’s programming originally consisted of classic regional reports, cultural segments, local sports, and community news covering society, customs, arts, and the economy . However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the channel shifted its focus heavily towards political talk shows and critical coverage of pandemic measures . Current programming is dominated by news and talk formats covering topics such as migration, climate change, and the Ukraine conflict, often presented from a right-wing populist perspective sympathetic to the FPÖ and MFG parties . The channel previously aired a talk show called RTV Talk, which featured guests critical of government policies .

The channel is available via the LIWEST cable network and local cable operators in the Enns, Steyr, and Krems valleys . It also broadcasts terrestrially via DVB-T2 on the simpliTV platform in most of Upper Austria and parts of Lower Austria . Additionally, the channel provides a 24/7 live stream on its official website, rtvdigital.at, making it accessible worldwide . The managing director of the station is Christian Schott .

Red Bull TV AU

Red Bull TV is an international free ad-supported streaming television channel owned by Red Bull Media House, a subsidiary of the Austrian energy drink company Red Bull GmbH, which is headquartered in Fuschl am See, Austria. The channel was launched as a 24/7 linear channel in 2016, expanding from the existing Red Bull TV on-demand platform. It is available globally as a FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channel, with a German-language version specifically available in Austria and Germany, while other regions receive the English-language feed.

On air, Red Bull TV features a mix of action sports programming, documentaries, live events, and entertainment content focused on sports, music, art, and lifestyle. The channel broadcasts live events including downhill mountain bike races such as Red Bull Hardline from Tasmania, urban downhill events like Red Bull Valparaíso Cerro Abajo from Chile, and soapbox races such as Red Bull Seifenkistenrennen. The channel’s programming includes the daily sports news show The Clip Show, which features highlights from across the action sports world. Documentaries and series profile extreme athletes and their achievements, including films about Austrian motorcycle racer Matthias Walkner’s journey to victory at the Dakar Rally and features on Red Bull’s global brand events. The channel also airs original series such as Analog in Vienna, which explored the BMX and skateboard scene in the Austrian capital, hosted by Hubertus von Hohenlohe.

The channel is distributed globally through various streaming platforms. In Austria, the channel operates as a FAST channel with German-language audio. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Red Bull TV through the official Red Bull TV website and mobile applications, as well as through the Zattoo streaming platform. The channel offers HD-quality streaming with features such as pause, restart, and seven-day catch-up functionality. The content is available in German within Austria and Germany, and in English in Switzerland and other international markets. The channel is free to watch and supported by advertising.

Red Bull TV’s programming is distinct from that of ServusTV, which is also owned by Red Bull Media House. While ServusTV is a traditional free-to-air general interest broadcaster focused on German-speaking audiences, Red Bull TV is a globally distributed digital channel focused exclusively on action sports, entertainment, and branded content tied to Red Bull’s global events and athletes. Red Bull TV’s name is often written as REDBULLTV in program listings.

Red Bull TV strives to bring viewers closer to the world of action sports and adventure, offering exclusive access to the most extreme events and the athletes who push the boundaries of human performance. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality, adrenaline-fueled entertainment that showcases the best in sports, culture, and lifestyle from the Red Bull universe. Thanks to its digital distribution model, Red Bull TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that action sports fans across Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and around the world can access its programming wherever they are.

Red Bull TV

Red Bull TV is an international free ad-supported streaming television channel owned by Red Bull Media House, a subsidiary of the Austrian energy drink company Red Bull GmbH, which is headquartered in Fuschl am See, Austria. The channel was launched as a 24/7 linear channel in 2016, expanding from the existing Red Bull TV on-demand platform. It is available globally as a FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channel, with a German-language version specifically available in Austria and Germany, while other regions receive the English-language feed.

On air, Red Bull TV features a mix of action sports programming, documentaries, live events, and entertainment content focused on sports, music, art, and lifestyle. The channel broadcasts live events including downhill mountain bike races such as Red Bull Hardline from Tasmania, Australia; urban downhill events like Red Bull Valparaíso Cerro Abajo from Chile; and soapbox races like the Red Bull Seifenkistenrennen. The channel’s programming includes the daily sports news show The Clip Show, which features highlights from across the action sports world. Documentaries and series profile extreme athletes and their achievements, including films about Austrian motorcycle racer Matthias Walkner’s journey to victory at the Dakar Rally and features on Red Bull’s global brand events. The channel also airs original series such as Analog in Vienna (2016), which explored the BMX and skateboard scene in the Austrian capital, hosted by Hubertus von Hohenlohe.

The channel is distributed globally through various streaming platforms, including Zattoo, where it has been available since February 2025 in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. In Austria, the channel operates as a FAST channel with German-language audio. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Red Bull TV through the official Red Bull TV website and mobile applications, as well as through the Zattoo streaming platform. The channel offers HD-quality streaming with features such as pause, restart, and seven-day catch-up functionality. The content is available in German within Austria and Germany, and in English in Switzerland and other international markets. The channel is free to watch and supported by advertising.

Red Bull TV’s programming is distinct from that of ServusTV, which is also owned by Red Bull Media House. While ServusTV is a traditional free-to-air general interest broadcaster focused on German-speaking audiences, Red Bull TV is a globally distributed digital channel focused exclusively on action sports, entertainment, and branded content tied to Red Bull’s global events and athletes. Red Bull TV’s name is often written as REDBULLTV in program listings.

Red Bull TV strives to bring viewers closer to the world of action sports and adventure, offering exclusive access to the most extreme events and the athletes who push the boundaries of human performance. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality, adrenaline-fueled entertainment that showcases the best in sports, culture, and lifestyle from the Red Bull universe. Thanks to its digital distribution model, Red Bull TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that action sports fans across Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and around the world can access its programming wherever they are.

R9

R9 Österreich is an Austrian satellite television channel operating as a regional content platform. The channel broadcasts nationwide as a full 24/7 program (Vollprogramm) and has held a broadcasting license since 2015 . The licensed broadcaster is R9 Regional TV Austria GmbH, with its office located at Renngasse 5 in Vienna . The company was founded in 2013 . R9 serves as a single-channel platform that unites the strongest regional television stations from all nine Austrian federal states under one roof, reaching a monthly audience of over 3.2 million viewers .

On air, R9 Österreich presents a daily schedule dedicated to regional programming. Viewers can watch specific blocks of programs from the nine partner stations, including W24 (Vienna), N1 TV (Lower Austria), Kanal3 (Styria), KT1 (Carinthia), LT1 (Upper Austria), Tirol TV (Tyrol), RTS (Salzburg), Ländle TV (Vorarlberg), and Schau TV / KURIER TV (Burgenland) . In addition to the rotating regional segments, the channel produces its own national magazine formats. Flagship programs include the weekly magazine ÖsterreichBlick, which covers culture, culinary topics, craftsmanship, customs, and environmental themes from all nine federal states. New formats launched in the 2025/26 season include Die Helfer*innen Österreichs, a three-part series that profiles dedicated volunteers and their work with organizations such as the Alpine Club, volunteer fire departments, and the Red Cross, and Rundumadum, a road trip format presented by Miriam Winter and Stefan Joham, who explore the country's regional peculiarities, culture, and culinary delights . The station also produces the 45-part series Österreich - Durch Land und Zeit, hosted by Bianca Oberscheider, which focuses on old customs, traditions, and historic themes from each of the nine states .

R9 Österreich is available via satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east. The technical parameters are frequency 11,273 MHz, horizontal polarization, with a symbol rate of 22,000 and FEC 2/3 . The channel broadcasts in high definition (HD) and is unencrypted (free-to-air). It is also available via cable networks and IPTV platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of R9 Österreich through the R9digital app, which offers 10 HD livestreams, including the main R9 Österreich HD channel and the nine individual regional stations, as well as on-demand content from the media libraries of all federal states . The owner structure of R9 Regional TV Austria GmbH includes the Wien Holding, the Holzhey Management und Beteiligungen GmbH, and the Kobza Media Group .

R9 Österreich strives to create a central platform for regional diversity, connecting viewers across Austria with local content from their home regions while also offering a stage for national themes and stories. The mission of the channel is to promote Austrian identity by making the richness and variety of all nine federal states visible, offering an alternative to purely national or international broadcasters through its focus on authenticity, community, and regional relevance. Thanks to its satellite distribution and digital app, R9 Österreich provides the opportunity to watch its regional programming on any device, ensuring that Austrians at home and abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

ORF Kids

ORF KIDS is an Austrian free-to-air children's television channel operating under the public broadcaster ORF (Österreichischer Rundfunk). The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel launched its streaming service on October 23, 2024, and since September 2024, ORF Kids has become a full-fledged part of ORF's offerings, available through the ORF ON platform alongside the main channels ORF 1, ORF 2, ORF III, and ORF Sport+ .

The channel provides a daily television program block on ORF 1, accessible via standard broadcast, as well as a dedicated 24/7 live stream available exclusively through the ORF ON platform. This livestream is designed to be a safe, ad-free, and non-violent environment, offering high-quality, exciting programming for children of all ages. Parents are assured that their children can trust the content to be pedagogically valuable and carefully curated .

On air, ORF KIDS features a mix of classic and contemporary programming. The schedule includes popular animated series such as the Swedish-German production Pippi Langstrumpf (Pippi Longstocking) starring Inger Nilsson, and Barbapapa und Familie. It also features Austrian puppet shows like Servus Kasperl and magazines such as Tolle Tiere which stars the "Kater Kurt" . A core part of the schedule is the news segment ZIB KiDS, which provides daily news for children .

Beyond linear programming, ORF KIDS offers a comprehensive on-demand streaming library on kids.orf.at. This interactive platform features exclusive digital formats that go beyond traditional broadcast. Highlights include Science Busters for Kids (science experiments), YEAH! Die Talkshow für coole Kids (a talk show produced with children as hosts and guests), Yoga Kids, Klimakrach (environmental education), and ZIB Zack Mini (news in sign language). The platform also maintains a live stream of the children's channel .

In 2025, ORF retired the long-running cross-border quiz show 1, 2 oder 3 after 48 years to focus on new domestic programming. The replacement format, The Super Class, launched in fall 2025 and features fourth-grade classes from across Austria competing in knowledge and skill-based game rounds. This new series is produced in Austria with presenters Fanny Stapf and Stefan Gruber .

ORF KIDS is available in Austria as a live stream on the ORF ON platform (accessible via web browser, mobile apps, and smart TV apps), as well as through traditional broadcast on ORF 1. The channel aims to be a safe, ad-free, and trusted space for children to explore quality programming that is both entertaining and educational .