Country reference
- Country codes
- RS / SRB · M49 688
- Browsing region
- Europe
- Language options to specify
- Serbian, Serbian (Latin), Hungarian, Romanian, Croatian, Slovak, Ukrainian, Albanian
- UN statistical subregion
- Southern Europe
RTS Planeta combines television, radio and other recordings, and its terms say certain content is restricted to Serbia. An overseas listing of an RTS channel does not establish that every programme on it can be viewed abroad. Choose the exact programme and viewing country.
RTS Planeta is a platform
Keep RTS1, RTS2, RTS3, RTS World/Svet or the actual thematic label shown. A channel, a programme library and radio audio are distinct outputs within the platform. The same RTS initials also identify Senegal’s broadcaster, so retain Serbia and the original Serbian title when an entry is ambiguous.
An overseas channel listing is not every item
The terms distinguish RTS-produced, partner and other content and describe territorial limits. A general channel entitlement should therefore not be treated as a blanket permission for an acquired film or sporting event. Record the individual programme link and any access message rather than using a working news item as proof that everything is unrestricted.
Keep Serbian title and date
Use Europe/Belgrade and the original transmission date. Preserve Cyrillic and Latin spellings if known, plus the required speech or subtitles. For an older recording, identify the complete episode instead of an excerpt. These details allow the actual item’s conditions to be checked without assuming the same catalogue or rewind features on a separate IPTV service.
Time-zone reference locations
Europe/Belgrade
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.