Arte

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Arte

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Launched 30 May 1992

Owned by Groupe Arte

Picture format 576i50 (SDTV)

720p50 (HDTV) (Germany)

1080i50 (HDTV) (France)

Audience share 2% (2013, in France)

0.7% (2011, in Germany[1])

Country France

Germany

Language French

German

Broadcast area France

Germany

Belgium

Switzerland

Luxembourg

Monaco

Replaced La Cinq

La Sept

Website arte.tv

Availability

Terrestrial

TNT Channel 7

Channel 57 (HD)

DVB-T Germany, wherever DVB-T coverage is present

Satellite

Canalsat Channel 7 (SD/HD)

Channel 505 (HD)

Channel 705 (SD)

TNTSAT Channel 7

Orange TV Channel 7

Bis Télévisions Channel 7

CanalDigitaal Channel 26 (German, HD)

Channel 122 (German, SD)

Channel 196 (French, SD)

TV Vlaanderen Digitaal Channel 88 (French)

Channel 139 (German)

SKY Italia Channel 544

AB3 (5°W) 11590.00 V (DVB)

Astra 1KR (19.2°E) 10744H 22000 5/6

Hotbird 11623.00 V

Cable

Unitymedia Channel 280

Kabel Deutschland Channel 110

Kabel BW S2 (113 MHz)

Numericable (France) Channel 7

MC Cable Channel 7

UPC Austria Channel 129

UPC Tirol Channel 060

Naxoo Channel 9

Numericable (Bel., French) Channel 7

Numericable (Bel., Dutch) Channel 37

Numericable (Lux., French) Channel 15

Numericable (Lux., German) Channel 55

Ziggo Channel 610

Cablecom (Switzerland) Channel 045 (digital CH-D)

HOT (Israel) Channel 146

UPC Netherlands Channel 318

IPTV

T-Home Entertain Channel 45

Alice TV (Germany) Channel 15

Arcor Digital TV Channel 14

DartyBox Channel 7

Neuf Box TV Channel 7

Freebox TV Channel 7

Orange TV Channel 7

Alice TV (France) Channel 7

Bbox TV Channel 7

Belgacom TV (Wallonia and Brussels) Channel 13

Belgacom TV (Flanders) Channel 60

KPN Channel 49

Canalsat Channel 7 (SD/HD)

Channel 505 (HD)

Arte (Association Relative à la Télévision Européenne) is a Franco-German TV network, a European channel, that promotes programming in the areas of culture and the arts. It is made up of three separate companies: the Strasbourg based European Economic Interest Grouping Arte GEIE plus two member companies acting as editorial and programme production centres, Arte France in Paris (France) and Arte Deutschland in Baden-Baden (Germany).

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