The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of iconic music videos and classic tracks from past decades. Key artists featured on the channel include international stars such as Robbie Williams, Michael Jackson, Adele, Madonna, Rihanna, Pink, U2, and Coldplay, as well as Czech and Slovak artists such as Chinaski, Kryštof, Lucie, No Name, Ewa Farna, and Richard Müller. The director of the Óčko brand is Štěpán Wolde, who also serves as CEO of Óčko.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Óčko Star is widely available as a subscription service via satellite, cable, and IPTV across the Czech Republic. The channel broadcasts in DVB-T2 Multiplex 22 of Czech Radiocommunications and is available on satellite platforms including Skylink. Cable providers carrying the channel include Vodafone TV (Channel 99), along with IPTV services such as O2 TV, T-Mobile TV (Channel 190 for Óčko HD), SledovaniTV, and Lepší.TV (Channel 50). The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at ocko.tv, which provides live streaming and video-on-demand content.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a format consisting mainly of current music video rotations and chart shows that reflect the latest trends. The channel's director is Štěpán Wolde, who also oversees the main Óčko station . As an extension of the main Óčko brand (which launched in 2002), Óčko Expres targets a youth audience seeking up-to-date popular music content, complementing its sister channels: Óčko Star (focused on gold and classic hits) and Óčko Black (focused on rap and hip-hop) . While the main Óčko channels broadcast in both standard and high definition, Expres is specifically noted for being the first narrowly specialized Óčko channel to broadcast in HD quality . Key programming includes blocks of contemporary music videos, with the channel's internet and social media presence allowing for viewer interaction and requests.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of modern music videos, Óčko Expres is widely available as a subscription service via cable, satellite, IPTV, and internet platforms . The channel is accessible through digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) within Regional Network 8 and Regional Network 12 in the Czech Republic . On satellite, viewers can find it on Skylink (Channel 44) . Cable providers carrying the channel include UPC Česká republika (Channel 104 in HD) . IPTV availability includes T-Mobile TV (Channel 192 in HD) and SledovaniTV within basic packages . The channel is accessible as tv online via the official Óčko website at ocko.tv/ocko-expres, which provides live streaming of its 24/7 broadcast, ensuring that its modern music programming reaches audiences across the Czech Republic and the global Czech diaspora .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a diverse range of music and entertainment shows. Key programs include Óčko hity, a music video block airing daily; Radio top 25, a chart of the most-played songs on Czech radio stations according to IFPI ; and Top 4 Óčko chart, where viewers vote on their favorite music videos . The channel also airs talk shows such as O BLACK TALK: PAIN, where host Soňa interviews a guest to discuss their career and latest releases , and KOŤÁK LIVE, a late-night talk show known for discussions and humor . The channel also broadcasts the controversial dating show Naked Attraction Česko & Slovensko, which led to a significant increase in the channel's viewership in the autumn of 2025 for the station .

In addition to its main channel, the station operates several sister channels as part of its network: Óčko Star (formerly Óčko Gold), which launched on June 1, 2013, and plays popular hits from past decades; Óčko Expres, available for Skylink Live TV customers in HD resolution ; and Óčko Black, which focuses on rap, hip-hop, and related music genres . Óčko's programming strategy was reoriented in recent years to boost viewership and advertising revenue . The channel and its sister stations are widely available as part of basic packages on cable, satellite, and IPTV services, including Skylink, UPC, and T-Mobile TV, and are also carried on digital terrestrial television in the Czech Republic . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at ocko.tv, which provides a live stream .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of original family-friendly content based on viewer interaction, including home videos submitted by audiences, presentations of specific pets, segments highlighting animal shelters, and the interactive program Hledáme MňauSTAR, which features domestic animals as celebrities. In April 2016, the channel introduced new graphics and the series Zprávy ze světa zvířat (News from the Animal World). The channel also produces content encouraging audience participation through various interactive elements.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of pet-themed entertainment, Mňau TV has experienced significant distribution changes. The channel was originally broadcast via digital terrestrial television, but as reported in December 2025, it was removed from terrestrial transmitters due to the operator S&P Broadcasting failing to fulfill financial obligations to network distributors. The channel had previously left satellite broadcasting earlier in 2025. As a result, Mňau TV is accessible as tv online primarily via cable television and IPTV platforms, including services such as Lepší.TV, Kuki, and other local providers. The channel continues to be available through select cable operators and IPTV services across the Czech Republic and also reaches viewers in Slovakia through various distribution methods.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of popular European and American animated series. Key programs on the channel include Idefix a smečka Nepoddajných (Dogmatix and the Indomitables), Mimi šéf: zpátky ve hře (The Boss Baby: Back in Business), Jurský svět: Křídový kemp (Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous), Lou!, Sestry (Sisters), Mia a já (Mia and Me), Agentka 203 (Agent 203), Byla jednou jedna… Věc (Once Upon a Time... The Discoveries), Croodsovi - Rodinný strom (The Croods: Family Tree), and Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures . The channel broadcasts daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, after which the channel slot is timeshared with other AMC Networks channels such as Animax in some markets . In the Czech Republic, Minimax is available in standard definition (SD) resolution on most platforms .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of children's content, Minimax is available as a subscription service via satellite, cable, and IPTV across the Czech Republic. The channel is carried on satellite platforms including Skylink, and on IPTV services including T-Mobile TV Czech Republic and Digi Slovakia, following a multi-year distribution renewal between AMC Networks International and Deutsche Telekom's subsidiaries announced in January 2022 . The channel is accessible as tv online through various OTT platforms and provider-specific streaming services, ensuring that its educational and entertainment programming for children reaches families across the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The channel is operated by AMC Networks Central Europe s.r.o., a company registered in Prague with IČO 27112501, which has a registered capital of 18,000,000 CZK .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of daily news reports covering events from the South Bohemian Region, including České Budějovice, Tábor, Prachatice, and other areas. Key stories reported by the channel include infrastructure projects such as the planned reconstruction of the Tábor train station worth 170 million crowns, environmental issues including drought and fires in the České Švýcarsko National Park, healthcare updates such as the purchase of two linear accelerators for the České Budějovice hospital oncology center, and sports coverage including news about the Motor České Budějovice hockey team and Dynamo České Budějovice football club . The channel's prime news block premieres daily at 17:00, with a 30-minute block containing news from the South Bohemian Region and its immediate surroundings .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of regional news from the South Bohemian Region, Jihočeská televize is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) in the South Bohemian Region. The channel can be received from transmitters at České Budějovice – Kleť on channel 30 and Prachatice – Křepelice on channel 36, as part of Multiplex 24 operated by Digital Broadcasting . The channel is also carried on cable providers including Vodafone and ELSAT, and is accessible as tv online via its official website at www.jihoceskatelevize.cz, which provides live streaming and video-on-demand archives of past programs . This ensures that its local news, public affairs, and cultural programming reaches viewers across the South Bohemian Region, including České Budějovice, Český Krumlov, Tábor, Písek, Strakonice, Jindřichův Hradec, and Prachatice, as well as the global Czech diaspora.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of daily news and feature segments. Key programs on the channel include Reportáže (news reports), Aktuální téma (Current Topic), S hostem studia (Studio Guest), Hvězdy jihu (Stars of the South), Za Bolevákem..., Krumlovský 90, Na kafe s Tornádem (Coffee with the Tornado), Přes čáru! (Over the Line!), and Poutníci (Pilgrims) . The channel produces documentary series including Rok na Blatech (A Year in the Blatas), Vzpomínky zůstanou (Memories Remain), and Nevšední příběhy všedních dnů (Extraordinary Stories of Ordinary Days). News coverage focuses on local events, politics, infrastructure projects (such as the planned reconstruction of the Tábor train station worth 170 million crowns), environmental issues (including drought and fires in the Czech Switzerland National Park), health care updates, and sports (including coverage of the Motor České Budějovice hockey team and Dynamo České Budějovice football club) .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of regional news and cultural content from South Bohemia, JČ1 is available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television across the South Bohemian Region . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at www.jc1.cz, which provides live streaming of the channel's broadcast and video-on-demand archives of past programs. This ensures that its local news, sports, and cultural programming reaches viewers across the South Bohemian Region, including České Budějovice, Český Krumlov, Tábor, Písek, Strakonice, Jindřichův Hradec, and Prachatice, as well as the global Czech diaspora.

The channel’s programming lineup includes shows such as Elektrika News, Technika v Praxi, Industry Focus, and Automation Today, featuring engineers, presenters, and industry specialists who discuss innovations in electronics, smart systems, energy technologies, and industrial equipment, allowing viewers to watch live channel broadcasts centered on technical knowledge and practical applications.

Elektrika TV delivers a mix of interviews, product presentations, educational reports, and event coverage from trade fairs and technology conferences, often highlighting electrical installations, renewable energy systems, and industrial automation projects, organized into a continuous live stream that keeps audiences informed about the latest developments in the engineering sector.

The channel also features discussions with experts, demonstrations of technical solutions, and reports from manufacturing facilities and engineering companies, expanding its programming beyond standard news coverage and creating a valuable information source for viewers working in technical industries or studying engineering disciplines.

Elektrika TV is available through digital broadcasting and IPTV distribution in the Czech Republic and internationally via online access, positioning it within the tv online ecosystem as a niche technology broadcaster dedicated to electrical engineering and industrial innovation.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a wide range of animated and educational shows. Key programs include SpongeBob v kalhotách (SpongeBob SquarePants II), Kung Fu Panda: Legendy o mazáctví (Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness), Top Wing: Ptačí kadeti II, Dobrodružství Kocoura v botách (The Adventures of Puss in Boots), Pat a Mat na venkově, O pejskovi a kočičce, and Timmyho mořské dobrodružství . The channel also features live-action content such as Kriminálka 5.C and the morning show Bubla Fráček, Raníček . A key part of the schedule is the hosted block Planeta Yó, which features alien host Tý Yó and human co-host Marie Doležalová, presenting segments including Vaření? Hra pro děti! (Cooking? It's a Game), Záhady Toma Wizarda (Mysteries of Tom Wizard), Tykadlo (Antenna), and Pátrání světlušky Lucie . The block also includes Kouzelná školka (Magic Kindergarten), featuring stories from Babička Jana and František .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of children's content, ČT :D is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) across the Czech Republic . The channel is also carried on cable operators, IPTV platforms such as Skylink Live TV (SK), and via satellite . The channel is accessible as tv online via the Czech Television iVysílání platform at www.ceskatelevize.cz, which provides live streaming (though access may be geographically restricted to the Czech Republic). This ensures that its educational and entertainment programming for children reaches families across the Czech Republic and beyond.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of major international and domestic sporting events. The channel holds the rights to broadcast the 2026 FIFA World Cup, UEFA Europa League (2024-25 to 2026-27 seasons), UEFA Conference League, UEFA Nations League matches featuring the Czech Republic, and the UEFA Women's Champions League. At the 2026 Winter Olympics, ČT Sport broadcast live coverage of events including men's and women's hockey quarterfinals, semifinals, and the gold medal game, women's biathlon relay featuring Markéta Davidová, Lucie Charvátová, Jessica Jislová, and Tereza Voborníková, alpine skiing slalom events, and the closing ceremony. The channel also produces the magazine show Koně a sport (Horses and Sport), which is broadcast from April to November on even-numbered Thursdays, featuring coverage of Czech horse racing and equestrian events.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Czech sports content, ČT Sport is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2) across the Czech Republic. The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) from the Astra 3B satellite at 23.5 degrees East on frequency 12,344 MHz with horizontal polarization, a symbol rate of 29.9 MSymb/s, and FEC of 2/3, using DVB-S2 8PSK transmission and MPEG-4 HD video encoding with Conax, Cryptoworks, Irdeto, Nagravision, and Viaccess encryption. It is also available on the Thor 6 satellite at 0.8 degrees West on frequency 12,456 MHz with vertical polarization, a symbol rate of 30,000, and FEC of 3/4, using DVB-S2 8PSK transmission. The channel can be accessed on cable and IPTV platforms across the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The channel is accessible as tv online via the Czech Television iVysílání platform at www.ceskatelevize.cz, which provides live streaming (though some broadcasts may be unavailable outside the Czech Republic due to rights restrictions), as well as through the ČT sport mobile application.