The Belgian DVB-T Resource

Channels: Norkring/VRT/Telenet

Currently only broadcasts VRT channels, but as of late 2010 Norkring has been doing test broadcasts in partnership with Telenet. Several commercial television stations such as MTV/Nickelodeon are available, but their signals are encrypted and they haven't started selling subscriptions yet as of April 2011.

A Dutch statement by Telenet on the subject can be found here. In the summer of 2011, rumors emerged that Telenet's DVB-T offering will be called Teletenne.

VRT's new management charter for 2012-2016 highlights some upcoming changes to their programming. Ketnet and Canvas will split and get their own dedicated channel by the summer of 2012. The Plus channels, which haven't been very active in the last two years, will cease broadcasting.

Current line-up
EPG		Available for all television channels.
1		Eén  News, movies, documentaries and entertainment.
2		Ketnet (until 8pm)  Programming for kids.
		Canvas (after 8pm)  Factual programming, comedy, documentaries and food for thought.
3		Eén+ (since December 2009)  Additional Eén programming. Used for live events, the annual Music For Life marathon and extended parliament broadcasts.
4		Radio 1  Factual programming and music in the evening.
5		Radio 2  Feel-good music and regional programming.
6		Klara  Classical and experimental music.
7		Studio Brussel  Alternative music.
8		MNM  Top 40 and dance music.
9		Klara Continuo  Non-stop classical music.
10		Sporza  Occasional sports programming.
11		Ketnet+ (6pm-8pm, during weekends also 8am-10am)  Digital complement to Ketnet.
		Canvas+ (programming starts around 8:35pm)  Digital complement to Canvas.
12		Nieuws+  Non-stop repeats of the most recent news bulletin.
13		MNM Hits  Top 40 hits and some alternative music around the clock.

This page was last updated on October 25th 2011.