Choose a more accessible viewing setup
Accessible viewing involves the programme, player and device together. Captions, audio description, readable menus and remote navigation are different.
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Browse by what you love.
Explore programme types and useful viewing considerations. These guides are not a promise of a fixed channel lineup.
GUIDES & NEXT STEPS
Channels & interests
Explore food and cooking programmes
Cooking television ranges from short recipes to competition series and travel programmes about food. A live food channel follows a schedule, while an on-demand.
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Plan your cricket viewing
Cricket viewing depends on the competition, match format, session and commentary you want. A Test match spans days and intervals, while a limited-overs match has.
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Follow a cycling stage or race
Cycling coverage can include a full race, a selected live window or an edited highlights programme. A stage race also has a new route and start time each day..
Read more →Find documentaries by subject
Documentary viewing works best when you start with a subject, programme or series rather than an oversized channel list. Nature, history, science and current.
Read more →Choose educational programmes for a household
Educational viewing can mean early-learning programmes, language practice, science documentaries or instruction for adults. Choose by audience and subject, then.
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Find a film for your evening
A film night can begin with a live cinema channel or an on-demand selection. The live option follows a schedule; the on-demand option starts a chosen item. Use.
Read more →Browse a series by season and episode
A series library usually has more than one navigation level: programme, season and episode. Open each level before treating a poster as a playable item. If the.
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Follow a football fixture
Football viewing starts with a fixture rather than a generic channel name. Give the competition, teams and date, then decide whether you want a full match, a.
Read more →Set up children’s viewing with clear controls
Children’s viewing involves programme choice, profile access and device controls together. Begin with a small set of suitable programmes, review their guidance.
Read more →Find the language presentation you want
Language can describe the app menu, a channel’s region, the spoken audio or the subtitles. These are separate choices. Start with the broadcaster or programme.
Read more →Plan a motorsport weekend
Motorsport calendars include practice, qualifying, support races and main events. Identify the series and session, not only the circuit. A Formula 1 race, a.
Read more →Explore music television and performances
Music viewing may mean a scheduled video channel, a concert, a cultural programme or an on-demand performance. Decide which kind of presentation you want and.
Read more →Choose a news channel and edition
News channels can have domestic, international, regional and language editions with different schedules. Use the complete broadcaster name and edition when.
Read more →Distinguish regional television feeds
Regional television can mean a local affiliate, a home-nation programme, a language-community service or an international edition aimed at viewers abroad. Use.
Read more →Find the right sports presentation
Sports television includes full live events, studio analysis, highlights and programmes that move between several games. Decide which presentation you want, then.
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