On air, QVC2 presents a mix of live programming and carefully curated repeats of popular products and shows from the main QVC channel. Unlike the main QVC channel, which features 17 hours of daily live broadcasts with many product premieres, QVC2 focuses on providing viewers with additional opportunities to purchase favorite items. The channel broadcasts five hours of live programming daily from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, during which it airs kanalspezifische Premieren (channel-specific premieres) . Outside of these live hours, QVC2 shows encore presentations of popular products and shows that have previously aired on the main channel . The channel features a wide range of product categories including home goods, fashion, beauty, electronics, and jewelry, presented by a team of hosts who engage with viewers and demonstrate products in an interactive format . A regular program on the schedule is Gesund & fit mit QVC (Healthy & Fit with QVC), focusing on wellness and fitness products .

QVC2 is available throughout Germany, Austria, and Switzerland via satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east, where it broadcasts alongside QVC HD and QVC Style HD. In May 2024, QVC Germany extended its multi-year partnership with SES to continue broadcasting QVC2 HD from this prime satellite position . The channel is also carried on major cable networks, digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2), and IPTV platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of QVC2 through the official QVC website (qvc.de) and on streaming services such as Zattoo, Vodafone GigaTV, and TV.de, where the channel is available free of charge . The QVC2 livestream is also accessible via the QVC Germany mobile app, allowing viewers to shop from anywhere.

QVC2 strives to enhance the home shopping experience for German-speaking audiences by offering viewers more opportunities to purchase the products they love, with a convenient mix of live and repeat programming. The mission of the channel is to provide an entertaining and informative shopping environment that combines high-quality products, engaging presentations, and award-winning customer service, all while maintaining the core values of Quality, Value, and Convenience that the QVC brand represents . Thanks to its wide distribution via satellite, cable, digital terrestrial television, and online streaming, QVC2 provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device - from traditional televisions to smartphones and computers - ensuring that home shoppers across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland can access its teleshopping programming wherever they are.

On air, PUNKTum Fernsehen features a daily live broadcast at 5:00 PM, followed by repeats throughout the evening . The flagship program is the daily news broadcast called Kompakt, which provides up-to-date information on current events from the region . The channel also produces the weekly interview program zu Gast, featuring conversations with interesting guests from the local area. Additional programming includes background reports on regional topics, advisory segments, and entertainment content . The channel's program schedule also includes talk shows, magazine formats, and coverage of local cultural and sporting events.

PUNKTum Fernsehen is available via cable television in its broadcast region, specifically through the Vodafone GigaTV platform . The channel also provides a live stream on its official website, punktum-fernsehen.de, allowing viewers to watch online the live broadcast from any location. Online television of PUNKTum Fernsehen is accessible free of charge without requiring registration. The channel can be received via IPTV through DSL connections, but it is not available via satellite or HD+ platforms .

PUNKTum Fernsehen strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Mansfeld-Südharz district and the city of Querfurt, keeping citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives in this region of Saxony-Anhalt. The mission of the channel is to provide comprehensive regional reporting that connects local communities, from political developments and community events to cultural activities and sports coverage. Thanks to its digital live stream, PUNKTum Fernsehen provides the opportunity to watch its programming online on any device - from computers to smartphones - ensuring that residents of the Mansfeld-Südharz region and former residents living elsewhere in Germany or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

On air, ProSieben features a mix of entertainment shows, reality competitions, sitcoms, drama series, news magazines, and live sports. The flagship program is the long-running news magazine Galileo, which has been on air since 1998, covering science, technology, and everyday phenomena. The lifestyle magazine taff has been a staple of the channel's weekday schedule since 1995. ProSieben is also home to Germany's most successful reality competition, Germany's Next Topmodel, hosted by Heidi Klum, which has been a major ratings driver since 2006. In 2026, the channel continues to air the annual fashion special On & Off the Catwalk by Heidi Klum.

The channel is the original home of The Voice of Germany, the popular singing competition that airs in the autumn on both ProSieben and its sister channel Sat.1. The 2026 season features coaches Shirin David, Nico Santos, Rea Garvey, and the duo Michi & Smudo (of Die Fantastischen Vier). The show is expected to be hosted by Matthias Killing following the departure of long-time host Thore Schölermann. Additionally, ProSieben is synonymous with its comedy and entertainment duos, notably Joko Winterscheidt and Klaas Heufer-Umlauf, who have hosted shows such as Joko gegen Klaas – Das Duell um die Welt and the acclaimed live event series Joko und Klaas gegen ProSieben, where they compete for blocks of live broadcasting time to highlight social causes.

The channel's international lineup includes popular U.S. series such as The Big Bang Theory, The Simpsons, Young Sheldon, Family Guy, The Flash, Supergirl, and Grey's Anatomy. Its late-night schedule is anchored by Late Night Berlin, hosted by Klaas Heufer-Umlauf. ProSieben also produces major live events, including annual sports competitions like the Wok-WM (Wok World Championship), TV total Turmspringen (Tower Diving), and Schlag den Star, hosted by Elton since 2016. The channel serves as the home of the Eurovision Song Contest in Germany and is a major broadcaster of UEFA Champions League football.

ProSieben is available throughout Germany, Austria, and Switzerland via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2 HD), cable networks, and satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east. The channel is also integrated into IPTV services such as MagentaTV. Following the 2025 acquisition by MFE, ProSieben has deepened its partnership with Deutsche Telekom, making its streaming service Joyn PLUS+ available directly through MagentaTV. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of ProSieben through the Joyn streaming platform and the official ProSieben website.

ProSieben strives to be a leading entertainment brand in the German-speaking market, delivering high-quality local productions, live moments, and popular international series. The mission of the channel is to create a shared cultural experience for its audience, offering innovative formats that generate conversation and bring young viewers together in front of the television and on digital platforms. Thanks to its strong focus on home-grown content and its expanding digital distribution, ProSieben provides the opportunity to watch its programming across Europe on any device, ensuring that its audience can access its entertainment wherever they are.

On air, Parlamentsfernsehen 1 provides direct, unedited, and uninterrupted coverage of the parliamentary process. The core programming consists of live transmissions of all plenary sessions of the German Bundestag, including major debates, question times, and voting procedures. In addition to plenary sessions, the channel broadcasts a wide selection of public committee meetings and hearings, offering viewers a comprehensive look at the legislative work of the German government. Following the 2011 regulatory review, the channel no longer broadcasts in-house produced editorial content such as pre-recorded interviews with members of parliament or exhibition reports, focusing strictly on the documentary transmission of parliamentary events.

The channel is available through multiple distribution platforms across Germany. In Berlin, the signal is available unencrypted via the digital cable network of Vodafone. Nationwide, the channel is broadcast free-to-air via the Astra 3B satellite at 23.5 degrees east, on frequency 11934 MHz, vertical polarization, with a symbol rate of 27500 and FEC 3/4. Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast through the official website of the German Bundestag, which offers up to six parallel video streams for different chamber sessions. The channel is also accessible via the official "Deutscher Bundestag" app for mobile devices and smart TVs, as well as on streaming platforms such as Joyn, where it is offered free of charge.

Parlamentsfernsehen 1 strives to provide the highest level of transparency for the German political process, allowing citizens to observe the work of their elected representatives without editorial comment or interruption. The mission of the channel is to document the legislative process in full length, making it accessible to the public via modern digital platforms and traditional broadcasting methods, thereby fostering informed civic participation in the democratic process.

On air, One Adria offers a diverse music program tailored to modern and contemporary musical tastes without being limited to narrow music genres. The channel offers an extensive range of hits for multiple generations, including the latest pop, pop-rock, and dance songs, as well as the greatest music hits of all time. This positions the channel as a music destination for younger, middle-aged, and older viewers who enjoy a broad spectrum of popular music from the Adria region and beyond.

One Adria is available via satellite on the Eutelsat 16A satellite at 16 degrees east. It is also carried on subscription television platforms in the region, including Telekom Slovenije (on channel 620). The channel broadcasts in HD (High Definition) and is transmitted free-to-air (FTA) via satellite.

One Adria strives to be a modern music television channel that connects audiences across the Adria region through a shared love of popular music. The mission of the channel is to provide a wide-ranging and inclusive music mix that appeals to diverse age groups, from current chart-toppers to timeless classics, bridging musical tastes across generations and national borders in Southeast Europe.

On air, OK Wernigerode follows the public access model, allowing any interested citizen to produce their own films and television programs free of charge . The channel provides free access to cameras, editing suites, and a studio for the production of non-commercial television content . Staff members support citizens in their projects . The channel is open to everyone in the Harz region who wants to make film and television-young or old, individuals or groups, associations or initiatives, schoolchildren, students, or aspiring filmmakers . The motto and guiding principle of the channel is "Meinungsfreiheit ist oberstes Gebot" (Freedom of speech is the highest commandment) . The content of the channel's programs is as diverse as the people who produce it: serious, quirky, experimental, entertaining, informative, dreamy, ambitious, or playful, but always curious and close to the pulse of the times . The channel also produces coverage of local events, including broadcasts of citizen forums and political discussions .

OK Wernigerode also serves as a media competence center, promoting media literacy among children, teenagers, and adults . The channel runs special media projects for youth, including media policy and social programs, as well as international exchanges through the European Solidarity Corps . The channel has received awards including the Europa-Medien-Preis and the Jugendvideopreis in Saxony-Anhalt . The channel offers a mobile application providing news, program previews, access to selected user videos, the livestream, and interactive program participation .

OK Wernigerode is available in Wernigerode and the surrounding Harz region via local cable networks, including through Vodafone GigaTV . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official OK Wernigerode website at ok-wernigerode.de, which offers a free 24-hour livestream . The channel also provides a media library on its YouTube channel . The channel is accessible via the Medienportal Sachsen-Anhalt app on various smart TV platforms .

OK Wernigerode strives to be a platform for citizen journalism and community expression, offering residents of Wernigerode and the Harz region the opportunity to create and share their own television content. The mission of the channel is to promote media literacy, support creative expression, and foster civic engagement by providing free access to professional production facilities and broadcast time. Thanks to modern digital platforms, OK Wernigerode provides the opportunity to watch its community-driven programming online, ensuring that the voices of the Harz region reach audiences both locally and beyond.

On air, OK Stendal follows the public access model, allowing any citizen to produce and broadcast their own television programs. Over 700 users have registered with the channel since its founding . The programming is highly variable and includes local news, political coverage, sports talk shows, cultural events, documentaries, and coverage of city life in Stendal and the surrounding Altmark region . A key part of the schedule is the regular broadcast of recordings of city council meetings of the Hanseatic City of Stendal, as well as coverage of press conferences and political events such as new years receptions and election events . A notable sports program is Reingegrätscht – Der Sport-Talk der Altmark, a sports talk show hosted by moderator Sabrina Bramowski (known from MDR's "Sport im Osten"), which features discussions with football legends and local sports figures . The show is organized by the Altmark-Ost District Football Association and produced in collaboration with former MDR sports editor Wolfram Engel . Other regular programming includes Haltestelle – Das Magazin, a magazine about streetcars in Germany and Europe; Johansen Talk, a talk show; travel documentaries and reports from destinations including China and Ethiopia; cultural coverage including the HDV Lounge cabaret stage; music programming including Musikantenkrug, featuring German Schlager and folk music; and documentaries on historical topics, including coverage of the Reformation and local history projects .

OK Stendal is available throughout the district of Stendal, Salzwedel, and Jerichower Land via local cable networks . The channel is also available via IPTV through Magenta TV (via the Medienportal Sachsen-Anhalt app) and Vodafone GigaTV . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official OK Stendal website at ok-stendal.de, which offers a 24-hour livestream, as well as through the Medienportal Sachsen-Anhalt app . The channel provides a media library with on-demand access to archived programs . Since the channel is a public access station, it is not available via satellite due to its purely regional focus .

OK Stendal also serves as a training facility for the professions of office management and media designer for image and sound, having trained multiple apprentices since November 1999 . The channel offers regular internships for students and provides free access to professional equipment for citizens, including four professional editing suites, HD cameras, and a studio with a blue box for 3D animations . In 2024, the channel was awarded the Bürgermedienpreis Sachsen-Anhalt (Citizen Media Prize of Saxony-Anhalt) for its outstanding television productions . The channel also produces content in cooperation with local partners, including the Paritätische Sachsen-Anhalt and the Kreissparkasse Stendal .

OK Stendal strives to be a platform for citizen journalism and community expression, offering residents of Stendal and the Altmark region the opportunity to create and share their own television content. The mission of the channel is to promote media literacy, support creative expression, and foster civic engagement by providing free access to professional production facilities and broadcast time. Thanks to modern digital platforms, OK Stendal provides the opportunity to watch online its community-driven programming on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that the voices of the Altmark region reach audiences both locally and beyond wherever they are .

On air, OK Salzwedel follows the public access model, allowing any citizen to produce and broadcast their own television programs free of charge . The channel provides free access to professional equipment, including HD cameras, editing suites, and a studio with a blue box for 3D animations, as well as offering training and workshops . The programming is highly variable and includes local news, cultural events, documentaries, and coverage of city life in Salzwedel and the surrounding Altmark region . A key part of the schedule is the broadcast of recordings of district and city council meetings, allowing citizens to recap local government sessions . The channel also regularly live-streams events from the "Offene Bühne" at the Club Hanseat and produces the series "Ehrenamt to go," which highlights the diversity of volunteer work in the region . The programming includes documentaries produced in cooperation with schools, such as "Angekommen" with refugee students, and "Regenbogen-TiVi" with the "GB unterm Regenbogen" special needs school, as well as projects like "Beruf im Bild" about local vocational training . In 2024, the channel was awarded the Bürgermedienpreis Sachsen-Anhalt (Citizen Media Prize of Saxony-Anhalt) for its outstanding television productions .

OK Salzwedel serves as a training ground for young media professionals, having trained five apprentices as media designers for image and sound and employed over 22 volunteers through the Voluntary Social Year (FSJ) and Federal Voluntary Service (BFD) . The channel also runs film workshops for children and teenagers, particularly during school holidays, to promote media literacy, creativity, and self-expression . A fixed user group of older hobby filmmakers has been active in the channel as the "Videoclub Salzwedel" for over 15 years . The channel views its mission as promoting media literacy, freedom of expression, and local democracy, allowing citizens to become active media creators rather than passive consumers .

OK Salzwedel is available in Salzwedel and the surrounding Altmark region via the local cable network . Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast through the official OK Salzwedel website at ok-salzwedel.de, which offers a 24-hour livestream and a media library with on-demand access to archived programs . The channel is also accessible via HbbTV on smart televisions and through the "Medienportal Sachsen-Anhalt" app .

On air, OK Merseburg-Querfurt follows the public access model, allowing any citizen to produce and broadcast their own television programs. The channel is a platform for all interested individuals to realize their own film projects, with a focus on media education aimed at expanding freedom of expression, local democracy, social integration, and political and cultural education . The channel operates an inclusive editorial team called the "I-Team," which has produced documentaries such as a film about the former "Strandkorb" dance hall in Merseburg that burned down in 1983 . The programming includes talk shows such as In kleiner Runde - Der Medienpodcast, hosted by Maurice Gajda, as well as news broadcasts, cultural programs, and youth-oriented content . The channel offers free use of two HD cameras, four editing suites, a live television studio, and an animation workshop . Volunteer filmmakers produce exclusively non-commercial content. The channel also runs regular media projects with schools, reaching approximately 3,000 students annually, as well as programs for seniors and intergenerational projects .

The channel also produces special programming for media education events. Documented events include a themed day on "Music on the Internet" featuring a live broadcast from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM in the TV studio and workshops on finding free music online, creating music, and the Internet ABC for children, parents, and teachers . The channel publishes a book series on the production practices of open channels in Saxony-Anhalt through Shaker Verlag . The channel is a member of the Medienkompetenznetzwerk Sachsen-Anhalt (Media Competence Network of Saxony-Anhalt) .

OK Merseburg-Querfurt is available in most cable networks in Merseburg, Leuna, Bad Dürrenberg, Günthersdorf, and Halle . Viewers with an HbbTV-enabled television and internet connection can also receive the channel via satellite through the local TV portal at www.lokal-tv-portal.de . The channel provides a 24-hour live stream on its official website at www.okmq.de, which also features a media library with numerous film contributions from users .

OK Merseburg-Querfurt strives to be a platform for all citizens to realize and expand freedom of expression, local democracy, social integration, political and cultural education, and media literacy . The mission of the channel is to offer every citizen the chance to look behind the scenes of television production and to become an active media creator themselves, producing content that serves as a preservable testament to the times, views, and social conditions in the local area of Merseburg, Leuna, and Bad Dürrenberg . Thanks to modern digital platforms, OK Merseburg-Querfurt provides the opportunity to watch online its community-driven programming on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that the voices of Saxony-Anhalt citizens reach audiences across the region and beyond wherever they are .

On air, OK Magdeburg features content as diverse as the people who produce it, ranging from serious topics to experimental and entertaining formats, as well as informative and dreamy contributions. Specific programs airing on the channel include the late-night show Gute Nacht Magdeburg, the Hochschulmagazin (University Magazine), news broadcasts, and the interview series Straßenumfragen (Street Surveys). Content is produced by various community groups, including young people, immigrants, seniors, and people with disabilities. A newer program is the Polish magazine OK!pl, which covers Polish topics and is created by volunteers from the Bund der Polen Magdeburg e.V.

OK Magdeburg is available in Magdeburg and the surrounding area via cable television, such as Vodafone GigaTV. The channel is also available via a worldwide live stream on the official website of the channel and through the associated app. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of OK Magdeburg through the official live stream on the channel's website free of charge. The online platform also contains a media library where numerous program contributions can be accessed.

OK Magdeburg offers interested citizens the opportunity to make television themselves. The editorial team provides free professional TV equipment and offers support in the production of films and TV contributions. The mission of the association is to promote media literacy and strengthen local communication, addressing the concerns of broad sections of the population. OK Magdeburg was nominated for the German Engagement Prize 2023 in the "Civil Society Engagement" category.