The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a variety of themed music blocks and moderated programs. Key regular programs include Senzi ráno (morning show), Senzi šlágre (hits), Najlepšie ľudovky a dychovky (best folk and brass), Piánko (romantic hits), Hit za hitom, Senzi koktail, and Hráme na dobrú noc (good night music) . The channel also features interactive shows where viewers can request songs and participate in the hit parade called Superparáda . In the past, the channel has featured personalities such as Zoro Laurinc in the talkshow Staré dobré časy s..., as well as Oľga Valentová, Oto Weiter, and Eva Máziková . The channel originally launched under the Senzi TV name and later added the subtitle "Music Box" to its logo . Senzi is one of the most-watched music channels in Slovakia, maintaining high viewership among its target demographic .

Senzi TV distributes its signal primarily through cable, satellite, and IPTV operators. It is also available via satellite on platforms such as Skylink (Astra 3C), Antik Sat (Eutelsat 16A), and Magio TV (Thor 7) using various encryption systems (Conax, Nagravision, Irdeto) . The channel broadcasts in standard definition (SD) with MPEG-4 video encoding . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at www.senzi.sk and through various IPTV services and operator-specific streaming platforms .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of current political, social, cultural, and sports events in the city of Ružomberok and its surroundings. The channel focuses on creating audiovisual works of a news and publicist character, including timeless topics, profiles of exceptional people, and historical and natural attractions related to the city. The channel's role also includes improving communication between citizens and the city council, and it creates a valuable archive of events from life in the region.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, MTR is available via local cable networks on frequency 175.5 MHz, channel C5. The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at www.mtr.sk, which provides a video archive of previously aired shows, including the nightly news program Správy (News). The website's archive allows viewers to select and watch specific individual reports from the news program.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of religious programs, which occupy 72 percent of the broadcast schedule. The channel features musical programs, documentary films, and content aimed at spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ, creating a colorful mosaic of life in the church and bringing it to screens of people who do not attend church at all . The channel is designed to involve various Christian denominations, offering a diverse range of perspectives on faith and spiritual life. While specific program titles and host names are not extensively documented in public records, the channel focuses on religious content intended to serve Christian communities across Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Christian religious content, Life TV is widely available via cable operators, reaching approximately 100,000 homes in Slovakia and the Czech Republic . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at lifetv.sk, which provides live streaming, as well as through the Skylink Live TV platform for customers of the Skylink satellite service . Life TV is also available on IPTV platforms including Lepšia.TV, where it broadcasts in HD quality with seven-day catch-up viewing . The channel can be streamed on multiple devices, including televisions, computers, tablets, and smartphones, ensuring that its religious and family programming reaches Christian audiences across Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and the global diaspora. The channel continues to expand its distribution through new contracts with cable operators, regularly adding new viewers to its reach .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of content designed to develop observational and thinking skills in very young children. Key programs include Ducky Adventures, the channel's flagship show starring the hero character Ducky, created with the support of child psychologists to teach toddlers how to handle emotions and resolve conflicts . Other shows include DuDu the Bear, Oscar's Oasis, and Wanda and the Alien. Currently, specific information about regular airing times for individual shows is not documented in public records.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, ducktv has shifted its distribution strategy in Slovakia. The channel ended its satellite broadcast on the Skylink platform (Astra 3C satellite) in May 2026 to optimize satellite capacity for more widely watched programs . The channel is no longer available on satellite for Slovak viewers but continues as tv online within the Skylink Live TV service, available at no additional cost to satellite platform subscribers . The channel broadcasts in standard definition and is also available on IPTV operators including Magio TV (XL package), Sweet TV (M package), Antik TV, and DIGI Go (L package) . This ensures that its educational preschool programming reaches families across Slovakia and internationally.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a mix of local, regional, and international news, as well as documentary content and feature programming . The channel has approximately 100 editorial staff based at RFE/RL headquarters in Prague, with correspondents working in Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, and other nations . While specific recurring program titles and on-air host names are not documented in the available sources, the channel produces a daily schedule of news bulletins, analysis segments, talk shows, and investigative reports. The channel emphasizes its commitment to objectivity and allowing all parties to speak out, offering a full spectrum of opinions and comments on debatable issues that are often overlooked by official media . In December 2017, Russia's Ministry of Justice added the outlet to its list of "foreign agents," and on February 27, 2022, Roskomnadzor blocked the channel's website for its coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, Current Time TV is widely available as a free-to-air service via satellite across Europe. The channel broadcasts unencrypted (FTA) from the Astra 1L satellite at 19.2 degrees East on frequency 12515 MHz with horizontal polarization, a symbol rate of 22000, and FEC of 5/6, using DVB-S transmission . This signal reaches over 95 million television households across Europe, of which nearly 40 million have individual satellite reception . In the Czech Republic, the channel is distributed by the Skylink satellite platform . Additionally, the channel is broadcast on other satellite positions including Hellas Sat 3 at 39.0 degrees East (12271 H, Conax/Nagravision encryption), Hotbird 13G at 13.0 degrees East (10949 V), and BulgariaSat 1 at 1.9 degrees East (12360 V), though some of these feeds are encrypted . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at currenttime.tv, which provides a free 24/7 webcast, as well as through its YouTube channel . The channel has garnered over 160 million views across its digital platforms .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a 24-hour television program that is broadcast via satellite, cable networks, IPTV, and digital terrestrial transmitters in the region . The channel's schedule primarily consists of a regular news block, which the station produces with contributions from the city of Česká Třebová . The news broadcast airs in its premiere every Tuesday and Friday at 7:20 PM, with several rebroadcasts scheduled at 11:20 PM, 3:20 AM, 7:20 AM, 11:20 AM, and 3:20 PM . While specific program titles and host names are not extensively documented in the available sources, the channel focuses on regional news and publicist content for the areas of Ústí nad Orlicí, Česká Třebová, Lanškroun, Letohrad, and Svitavy .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of regional news from the Pardubice Region, OIK TV is available via several platforms. The channel can be received through digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) from transmitters in Ústí nad Orlicí and near Svitavy, covering the Ústí nad Orlicí, Česká Třebová, Letohrad, and Lanškroun areas . Additionally, the channel is distributed via satellite and IPTV services including SledováníTV and Lepší.TV, as well as on local cable networks . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at oiktv.cz, which also provides a live video stream of its programming . The station can be contacted by phone at +420 465 532 818 or by email at redakce@oiktv.cz .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a half-hour news loop that repeats throughout the day, focusing on regional news, weather, sports, culture, and publicist content from across the Liberec Region . During the station's launch, the evening news was moderated by Barbora Máchová . The station's founding editorial team included experienced regional reporter Jan Štol . The channel has since expanded to offer separate regional versions for the Liberec and Ústí nad Labem regions, each with its own news team .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream, RTM Plus is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) in Multiplex 24, covering the Liberec Region, northern parts of the Central Bohemian Region, eastern parts of the Hradec Králové Region, and the Šluknov Hook, with an overlap into Polish and German border areas . The channel is also carried on cable networks and IPTV services, including SledovaniTV, where it broadcasts in Full HD resolution . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at rtmplus.cz, which provides live streaming and video-on-demand content . The station's broadcasts are licensed and overseen by the Council for Radio and Television Broadcasting (RRTV) .

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.