RTL TVI
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| TV station ( private law ) | |
| reception | Cable & DVB-T |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| Start of transmission | September 12, 1987 |
| owner | RTL Group , audio press |
| executive Director | Philippe Delusinne |
| List of TV channels | |
RTL TVI is a French-language television broadcaster that is broadcast on the cable networks of Luxembourg and Belgium and in Luxembourg via DVB-T . The current owners are 66 percent RTL Group and 34 percent Audiopresse . The television station began broadcasting on September 12, 1987, making it the first private broadcaster in Belgium. RTL TVI is the most watched French-language television program in Belgium . Then a second offshoot called Club RTL was launched in 1995 . Another offshoot has been operated with Plug TV since 2004 . The current television program from RTL TVI consists of entertainment formats such as Qui sera millionnaire? and TV series like CSI , Dr. House , Lost and Desperate Housewives .
history
RTL TVI emerged from the PAL version of the French-language television channel Télé Luxembourg , today's RTL 9 . Due to the small number of viewers in Luxembourg itself, two variants of the private broadcaster were operated, which broadcast the program in PAL (channel 27 UHF) in the direction of Belgium and in SECAM (channel 21 UHF) in the direction of France. In the mid-1980s, however, the two television programs increasingly separated from each other. The PAL program of the television broadcaster, which has now been renamed RTL Télévision , was now explicitly aimed at its Belgian viewers, while the SECAM program was aimed at viewers in Luxembourg and France. In 1987, with the legalization of private television in Wallonia, the program intended for Belgium finally became independent. The television broadcaster then renamed itself RTL TVI on September 12, 1987, the abbreviation TVI standing for Télévision indépendante . The private broadcaster, however, stuck to its Luxembourg origins and continues to broadcast from the Belgian capital, Brussels, with a Luxembourg license . The program is also broadcast in a digital multiplex from Luxembourg via a high-power transmitter in Dudelange (Kanal 24) and is therefore also good in the western Rhineland-Palatinate (Trier, Eifel, Mosel, Hunsrück) and in Saarland via DVB T receivable.