How to watch France 24 tonight?
December 7, 2006 at 10:42 am | Posted in France 24, Geography | 27 CommentsIn Europe, France 24 will be available free-to-air via Hot-Bird 7A, Astra 1KR and Eurobird (U.K.). In Africa, the network can be seen via satellite NSS 7 C Band. And in the Middle East and North Africa, you can get France 24 via Arabsat (Badr 3A) and Nilesat.
Here is also a complete list of all the satellite and cable service providers that will carry France 24 from 8.30 p.m. (Paris time) today.
Germany
Premiere (FTA access via Astra) (Satellite)
Unity (Cable)
Kabel BW (Cable)
KabelKiosk (Cable)
NetCologne ADSL
Alice ADSL
Austria
Premiere (FTA access via Astra) (Satellite)
Belgium
Coditel (Cable)
TV Vlaanderen (Satellite)
Cyprus
Nova (Satellite)
Spain
Digital+ (Satellite)
ONO (Cable)
Estonia
STV (Cable)
France
Noos/Numéricable (Cable)
TPS (Satellite)
CanalSatellite (Satellite) – December 19 only.
Erenis (Cable)
U.K.
Digital Satellite (Sky Guide) (Satellite)
Greece
Nova (Satellite)
Vivodi ADSL
Hungary
UPC Direct (Satellite)
Italy
Sky Italia (Satellite)
Ireland
Digital Satellite (Sky Guide) (Satellite)
Latvia
BaltKom TV (Cable)
Izzi TV (Cable)
Lithuania
Balticum TV (Cable)
Monaco
Monaco cable (Cable)
Norway
NextGentel PCTV
Netherlands
Canal Digitaal (Satellite)
Poland
Cyfra + (Satellite)
Polsat Cyfrowy (Satellite)
Chello Media (UPC Pologne) PCTV
Multimedia Polska PCTV
Portugal
TVCabo (Cable and Satellite)
Czech Republic
UPC Direct (Satellite)
Romania
Max TV (Satellite)
Scandinavia
Fast TV PCTV/ADSL
Slovakia
UPC Direct (Satellite)
Slovenia
Siol TV ADSL
Switzerland
Naxoo (Cable)
Cablecom (Cable)
Digi TV (Cable)
United Arab Emirates
Etisalat / evision (Cable)
Persian Gulf & North Africa
Showtime (Satellite)
Orbit (Satellite)
Israel
Yes (Satellite)
Hot (Cable)
Jordan
Jordcable (Cable)
Morocco
Maroc Télécom ADSL
West Africa
CanalSatellite Horizons (Satellite)
Eastern and Southern Africa
Multichoice Africa (Satellite)
Senegal
Excaf (Cable)
Cameroon
AEA (Cable)
Mali
Malivision (Cable)
Central African Republic
Turbo Sat Multimédia (Cable)
Rwanda, Burundi
Télé 10 (Cable)
Togo
Médiaplus (Cable)
Washington D.C.
Comcast / Mhz Networks (Cable)
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and how can I follow your news on the net? your website http://www.france24.com displays only 1 page with your sign. ??? that couldn’t be all, could it?
Comment by claudia tschei— December 7, 2006 #
“In Europe, France24 will be available free-to-air via Hotbird 7A, Astra 1KR…”
Great! And where to look for frequencies plse?
Thanks.
Comment by Gerald— December 7, 2006 #
yeah, haven’t been able to see the feed at all, at least from this computer in Paris (internet provider, free.fr), up to the present time (2:30 pm local time on the 7th). At the site there’s the big logo on the left and on the right various text including “Vous regardez FRANCE 24 en direct et en exclusivité sur Internet… Rendez-vous le 7 décembre à 20h30 (GMT+1) pour le lancement du site Web de France 24″. Maybe it slipped back a day here?
Comment by Denis de Castro— December 7, 2006 #
The site should dsplay a video feed in Windows Media format. With WMP under Windows or the Flip4Mac WMV codecs fro QuickTime on a Mac, you can get the video without problem.
It could be a cache problem on your computer too.
Just in case, you can udirectly use (and bookmark :-) ) the address for the feed:
mms://live.france24.com/france24_en.wsx
Comment by Cortig— December 7, 2006 #
Why have you ommited India
Comment by C.B.Srinivasan— December 7, 2006 #
viewers in the Washington DC market can watch it on our feed – MHz3 – available on the digital tier of Comcast cable – 186, or free digital broadcast on 30-3.
Comment by mhz networks— December 7, 2006 #
Je vis a Los Angeles, Californie. Avez vous une liste de “service providers” qui vont transmettre France 24 ?
Pour le moment le seul moyen est sur le site internet http://www.france24.com
Comment by Christian Lacheny— December 7, 2006 #
I went to the site http://www.france24.com and no video/audio link worked. The only articles I could get were in text form and no different from those of the online newspapers, except that the choice was not as wide.
So, what’s the big fuss about the novelty heralded by enthusiasts?
Comment by Curt Mudgeon— December 8, 2006 #
[...] The France24 website was launched Wednesday night followed by the TV station available on cable and satellite (list of satellite and cable service providers) as lof Thursday. [...]
Pingback by Quoi9 » France 24/24 en ligne— December 8, 2006 #
Day 2. The link for live feed on the French site is hidden in a small pane half way down the page in the middle. “LA CHAINE EN DIRECTE”–only unfortunately the “(en) directe is hidden under the border. On the English page the link is in the same area, a little to the right, “LIVE FEED.”
Comment by démarest— December 9, 2006 #
show you vids next time
Comment by Ituloy angsulong— December 9, 2006 #
Setting your browser to SMALLEST TEXT SIZE will remedy the display problem for “LA CHAINE EN DIRECTE.”
Comment by démarest— December 9, 2006 #
Finally an alternative to BBC and CNN.
When can we receive France 24 on Freeview.
Very much looking forward to it.
Comment by Chandra— December 9, 2006 #
when can we receive france 24 in western australia
from a satellite?
Comment by patrick vert— December 12, 2006 #
How can I watch France 24 online?
Thanks^-^
Comment by Evelyn— December 12, 2006 #
For the météo — Vancouver (in French) rhymes with «découvert», not «découvreur» Check out the site of Radio Canada Colombie Britannique for audio.
Comment by démarest— December 16, 2006 #
The big question, after the first burst of excitement is:
is ANYONE watching/reading this turkey ?!
Comment by Balkan— December 16, 2006 #
I am watching it (in suburban Washington, DC). It is OK, not as good as BBC World, but better than Current (a digital channel in the US). Some of the newsreaders on the English feed appear inexperienced. Almost all are attractive!
What happened to the author of this blog?
Comment by George— December 16, 2006 #
F24 is available through the p2p tv stream network Zattoo on http://www.zattoo.com. It was my first impression of the channel and I’m very pleased. I was actually using Zattoo for Al-Jazeera, but now I have even more alternatives.
Comment by BK— November 19, 2007 #
“Unofficia”? This blog is so completely fake, it’s beneath description! Instead of doing this kind of incredibly clumsy viral advertizing campaign, why not just run a real blog, and pay for an ad now and then.
Comment by Joe Noory— February 2, 2008 #
France 24 is the best keep it up guys.
Comment by lambert sakone— April 9, 2008 #
love the channel, we want more access to it in Africa
Comment by Nairobian Perspective— July 25, 2008 #
Is it so important?,
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