Country reference
- Country codes
- EE / EST · M49 233
- Browsing region
- Europe
- Language options to specify
- Estonian, Russian, English, Finnish
- UN statistical subregion
- Northern Europe
Choose ETV, ETV2 or ETV+ as the channel, and identify Jupiter when using ERR's official television app. ERR ended support for the separate channel TV apps and recommends Jupiter. That app transition does not mean the television channels themselves closed or that another IPTV player's setup changed.
Old ETV television apps and channels are different
ERR's January 2025 notice says Jupiter replaces the separately installed ETV, ETV2 and ETV+ television apps for supported viewing. It limits the change to viewers using those apps and notes that older installed apps may develop errors. This explains why a working channel elsewhere can coexist with a failing old TV app.
Diagnose the actual Estonia viewing route
If an old ETV app fails, identify the app and television model and consult ERR's current Jupiter guidance. If a supplied channel fails inside another player, report that player and channel label. Do not remove a working IPTV setup merely because an official app changed. Estonian, Russian or another audio need belongs to the programme; the plus sign in ETV+ is part of its identity, not proof of extra connections or universal language switching.
Programme date and request details
Europe/Tallinn is the directory reference. Retain the original Estonian date and current viewing city for a bulletin replay. Official Jupiter archive features belong to that service and should not be copied into a Hot IPTV promise.
- Choose ETV/ETV2/ETV+ and programme.
- Identify old official app, Jupiter or supplied-player route.
- Specify audio/captions and live/full replay need.
- Confirm the exact programme and report errors against the route where they occur.
Time-zone reference locations
Europe/Tallinn
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.