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Tv Channel List TV CHANNEL LIST FREE VIEW CHANNELS NUMBER NAME LANGUAGE CATEGORY 101 INFO CHANNEL ENGLISH HOTEL 102 DOMES INFO ENGLISH HOTEL 103 CNN INT. ENGLISH NEWS 104 SKY NEWS ENGLISH NEWS 105 AL JAZEERA EN ENGLISH NEWS 106 BLOOMBERG EU ENGLISH NEWS 107 CNBC EU ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 108 RT HD EN ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 109 PICK ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 110 PICK +1 ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 111 RT DOC HD ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 112 FRANCE 24 EN ENGLISH NEWS 113 FORCES TV ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 114 CHALLENGE ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT 201 DAS ERSTE HD GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 202 ZDF GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 203 3SAT GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 204 ARTE HD DE GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 205 EURONEWS DE GERMAN NEWS 206 EUROSPORT 1 DE GERMAN SPORTS 207 SUPER RTL A GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 208 KIKA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 209 VOX CH GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 210 ZDF_NEO GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 211 ZDFINFO GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 212 SWR BW HD GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 213 DELUXE MUSIC GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 214 HSE24 EXTRA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 215 COMEDY / VIVA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 216 DMAX AUSTRIA GERMAN NEWS 217 VOX AUSTRIA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 218 RTL AUSTRIA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 219 RTL2 AUSTRIA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 301 TV5MONDE FRENCH ENTERTAINMENT 302 EURONEWS FR FRENCH NEWS 303 FRANCE 24 FRENCH NEWS 304 ARTE HD FR FRENCH ENTERTAINMENT 401 AL ARABIA ARABIC NEWS 402 SOUT AL RAYYAN ARABIC ENTERTAINMENT 403 AL EKHBARIA ARABIC NEWS 404 SAUDI CH FOR QU ARABIC NEWS 405 SAUDI 2HD ARABIC NEWS 408 SAUDI TV HD ARABIC NEWS 409 KSA SPORT 1 HD ARABIC NEWS 410 KSA SPORT 2 HD ARABIC NEWS 411 AD SPOTR1 HD ARABIC SPORTS 501 EURONEWS RUS ARABIC ENTERTAINMENT 502 RTR RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT 503 NTV MIR RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT 504 THT RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT 505 ROSSIYA 24 RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT 506 STS RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT 601 RAI 1 ITALIAN NEWS 603 EURONEWS IT ITALIAN NEWS 701 ERT SPORT HD GREEK SPORTS 702 ERT1 GREEK ENTERTAINMENT 703 ERT2 GREEK ENTERTAINMENT 704 ERT3 GREEK ENTERTAINMENT 705 EURONEWS GR GREEK NEWS 706 VOULI GREEK ENTERTAINMENT 801 CGTN ENGLISH NEWS RADIO CHANNELS 901 ERA SPORT RADIO ENGLISH NEWS 902 DLF NOVA GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 903 DLF GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT 904 DLF KULTUR GERMAN ENTERTAINMENT .
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