Country reference
- Country codes
- CM / CMR · M49 120
- Browsing region
- Africa
- Language options to specify
- French, English
- UN statistical subregion
- Sub-Saharan Africa
Request CRTV, CRTV News or CRTV Sport separately, with the programme and French or English requirement. CRTV's official site exposes distinct live entries and dated replay programmes. A bilingual broadcaster identity does not mean every show offers switchable French and English audio.
Identify the service before checking a programme
CRTV's own home page labels the general television service separately from CRTV News and CRTV Sport. It also presents Replay TV entries, including English- and French-titled programmes. These distinctions help a household following a discussion programme avoid receiving only a news service with similar branding.
Make the local viewing choice explicit
Write the programme title as the broadcaster uses it. If you want an English discussion such as Viewpoint, do not replace that with a vague request for English CRTV. For a French programme, retain its title and episode date. A player may have one fixed spoken track rather than a selectable bilingual pair. Sports requests should add the competition and fixture; neither CRTV Sport's identity nor a news report about an event verifies every live match or replay.
Check the programme, place and date
Africa/Douala is the directory's representative identifier. Keep the programme's Cameroon date/time and your actual viewing city. For a replay, distinguish the complete discussion from a short excerpt. Public replay listings identify programmes but do not prove a third-party catch-up feature or Hot IPTV rights.
- Choose general, News or Sport.
- Add the exact French/English programme or fixture.
- Specify spoken audio, captions and full replay needs.
- Check that item on the installed player and report the observed label/date if it differs.
Time-zone reference locations
Africa/Douala
Use the location relevant to the viewer and the event date. IANA reference locations are not a count of distinct current offsets; do not apply one fixed offset to the whole country.