Regions

IPTV viewing in Europe

Choose the country and source language first. Broadcasters can list domestic and cross-border programmes differently, even when two countries use the same language orโ€ฆ

Choose the country and source language first. Broadcasters can list domestic and cross-border programmes differently, even when two countries use the same language or local clock.

Country guides

Compare two locations

Use the programmeโ€™s source date and time, then check the region and time zone of the device. Confirm the local broadcaster or catalogue with its own listing.

Compare evening schedules across Europe

Select the country, station edition and programme language before comparing schedules. Europe spans several different local clocks, including markets that keep a single offset and markets with seasonal changes. The examples use the same historical local wall time.

MarketIANA example20:00 local on 15 July 2025Evidence
United KingdomEurope/London15 Jul 2025 ยท 19:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
IrelandEurope/Dublin15 Jul 2025 ยท 19:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
FranceEurope/Paris15 Jul 2025 ยท 18:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
GermanyEurope/Berlin15 Jul 2025 ยท 18:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
ItalyEurope/Rome15 Jul 2025 ยท 18:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
SpainEurope/Madrid15 Jul 2025 ยท 18:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
PortugalEurope/Lisbon15 Jul 2025 ยท 19:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
FinlandEurope/Helsinki15 Jul 2025 ยท 17:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
GreeceEurope/Athens15 Jul 2025 ยท 17:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
UkraineEurope/Simferopol15 Jul 2025 ยท 17:00 UTCLocal source in country guide
IcelandAtlantic/Reykjavik15 Jul 2025 ยท 20:00 UTCLocal source in country guide

When the same title appears in two markets

  • Use the broadcaster's local schedule and exact programme edition.
  • Check the listing date in UTC before applying any offset in the app.
  • Ask about a specific audio or subtitle language when the broadcaster has more than one edition.

Sources and further reading