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The VOCOIPTV channel list, and how to check your own channels are on it

Every channel below appears in your player under the same name and in the same group. There are 25,000+ of them drawn from 60+ countries, which is why this page opens with a search box rather than a scroll bar.

What is printed here is the spine of the list rather than all of it. The full line-up runs several times longer and is organized the same way, so searching beats scrolling by a wide margin. Type three or four letters and everything that does not match disappears.

Check your own channels before you pay for the rest

A headline number tells you nothing about your own evening. The question worth settling is whether the handful of channels you would genuinely miss are carried, and that takes about five minutes.

  1. Write down the channels you would be annoyed to lose. Most households arrive at somewhere between fifteen and thirty names.
  2. Put each one into the box below. Part of a name is enough. Typing bein brings back every beIN feed; typing sky sp brings back the Sky Sports tier.
  3. Send us whatever did not appear. One WhatsApp message with the names in it. You get a plain answer against each one before any money has changed hands.

The sixteen groups, and what sits inside each one

The general American channels most homes start with

  • A&E
  • ABC
  • AMC
  • Bravo
  • CBS
  • Comedy Central
  • Discovery
  • E!
  • Food Network
  • FOX
  • FX
  • Hallmark
  • HBO
  • HBO Max channels
  • HGTV
  • History
  • Lifetime
  • MTV
  • National Geographic
  • NBC
  • Paramount Network
  • Showtime
  • Starz
  • Syfy
  • TBS
  • The CW
  • TLC
  • TNT
  • USA Network
  • VH1

News, weather and markets from the United States

  • ABC News Live
  • Bloomberg
  • C-SPAN
  • CBS News
  • CNBC
  • CNN
  • Fox News
  • MSNBC
  • NewsNation
  • Weather Channel

US sports tiers and pay-per-view nights

  • ACC Network
  • Bally Sports regionals
  • beIN Sports USA
  • Big Ten Network
  • CBS Sports Network
  • DAZN
  • ESPN
  • ESPN News
  • ESPN2
  • ESPNU
  • FS1
  • FS2
  • Golf Channel
  • MLB Network
  • MSG
  • NBA TV
  • NBC Sports
  • NESN
  • NFL Network
  • NFL RedZone
  • NHL Network
  • PPV events
  • SEC Network
  • Tennis Channel
  • UFC Fight Pass
  • WWE Network
  • YES Network

Cartoons and children's television from the US

  • Baby TV
  • Boomerang
  • Cartoon Network
  • Disney Channel
  • Disney Junior
  • Disney XD
  • Nick Jr
  • Nickelodeon
  • PBS Kids
  • Universal Kids

Movie channels that came with US premium cable

  • Cinemax
  • Epix / MGM+
  • Hallmark Movies
  • HBO
  • HBO 2
  • HBO Family
  • HBO Signature
  • IFC
  • MoviePlex
  • Showtime
  • Showtime 2
  • Starz
  • Starz Encore
  • Sundance
  • TCM

Canadian television, in both official languages

  • CBC
  • CBC News Network
  • Citytv
  • CP24
  • Crave
  • CTV
  • CTV 2
  • CTV News Channel
  • Family Channel
  • Global
  • HBO Canada
  • Noovo
  • Radio-Canada
  • RDS
  • Sportsnet 360
  • Sportsnet East/West/Ontario/Pacific
  • Sportsnet One
  • Super Channel
  • TFO
  • Treehouse
  • TSN 1–5
  • TVA
  • YTV

The British line-up, from BBC One to Sky Sports

  • BBC Four
  • BBC News
  • BBC One
  • BBC Three
  • BBC Two
  • Cartoon Network UK
  • CBBC
  • CBeebies
  • Channel 4
  • Channel 5
  • Dave
  • Gold
  • ITV1
  • ITV2
  • ITV3
  • ITV4
  • Nickelodeon UK
  • Premier Sports
  • Sky Atlantic
  • Sky Cinema Action
  • Sky Cinema Family
  • Sky Cinema Premiere
  • Sky Max
  • Sky News
  • Sky One
  • Sky Sports Action
  • Sky Sports Arena
  • Sky Sports Cricket
  • Sky Sports F1
  • Sky Sports Football
  • Sky Sports Golf
  • Sky Sports Main Event
  • Sky Sports Premier League
  • Sky Witness
  • TNT Sports 1–4

Ireland, the home networks

  • Eir Sport
  • RTÉ 2
  • RTÉ News
  • RTÉ One
  • TG4
  • Virgin Media One
  • Virgin Media Two

Australia and New Zealand, including the sport tiers

  • ABC
  • Fox Sports 501–507
  • Kayo channels
  • Nine
  • SBS
  • Seven
  • Sky Sport NZ 1–9
  • Ten
  • Three
  • TVNZ 1
  • TVNZ 2

European channels, grouped under their own country

  • France: TF1, France 2, M6, Canal+, beIN Sports FR, RMC Sport
  • Germany: ARD, ZDF, RTL, Sat.1, ProSieben, Sky DE, DAZN DE
  • Italy: Rai 1, Canale 5, Sky Sport IT, DAZN IT
  • Netherlands: NPO 1, RTL 4, ESPN NL
  • Portugal: RTP1, SIC, TVI, Sport TV
  • Rest of Europe: Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Greece, Scandinavia, Balkans
  • Spain: La 1, Antena 3, Telecinco, Movistar LaLiga, DAZN ES

Arabic television, pan-regional and national

  • Abu Dhabi TV
  • Al Arabiya
  • Al Jazeera
  • beIN Movies
  • beIN Sports 1–9
  • Dubai TV
  • Egyptian, Saudi, Moroccan, Algerian, Tunisian, Lebanese and Iraqi channels
  • MBC 1–4
  • MBC Action
  • MBC Drama
  • OSN channels
  • Rotana

Spanish-language viewing on both sides of the Atlantic

  • beIN Sports en Español
  • Canal 13
  • Caracol
  • ESPN Deportes
  • Fox Deportes
  • Galavisión
  • RCN
  • Telefe
  • Telemundo
  • Televisa channels
  • TUDN
  • TV Azteca
  • TyC Sports
  • UniMás
  • Univision
  • Win Sports

South Asia: entertainment, film and the cricket channels

  • ARY
  • Asianet
  • Colors
  • Gemini
  • Geo TV
  • Hum TV
  • KTV
  • NTV Bangla
  • PTV
  • Sony Max
  • Sony Sports
  • Sony TV
  • Star Gold
  • Star Plus
  • Star Sports 1–3
  • Sun TV
  • Vijay TV
  • Zee Cinema
  • Zee Tamil
  • Zee TV

Turkey: the national channels and the sport

  • ATV
  • beIN Sports TR
  • Habertürk
  • Kanal D
  • NTV
  • S Sport
  • Show TV
  • Star TV
  • TRT 1
  • TRT Spor

African broadcasters, sport and film

  • Africa Magic
  • Al Jazeera English
  • Canal+ Afrique
  • DStv channels
  • eTV
  • Nollywood channels
  • SABC 1–3
  • SuperSport 1–13

The Asian country packages, Japan to the Philippines

  • China: CCTV, Phoenix
  • Hong Kong: TVB
  • Japan: NHK World
  • Korea: KBS, MBC, SBS, tvN
  • Philippines: ABS-CBN, GMA, TV5
  • Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia packages

If something you watch is not on the list

Say so before you subscribe rather than after. Send the names on WhatsApp and one of three answers comes back. It is carried, and sitting in a group you had not opened. Or it is not in your categories yet but exists upstream, in which case it is usually added within the day. Or we do not carry it, and you will be told that plainly instead of being left on a maybe.

What we will not do is promise that any particular channel stays on the list forever. Nobody selling a service of this kind can promise that honestly. The 7-day money-back window exists for precisely the case where the thing you came for turns out not to be there, and nothing renews on its own at the end of a term, so a subscription you do not extend stops on its own.

Why the channel count is the least useful number on this page

25,000+ is an accurate count of the feeds sitting on the servers, and it is still close to meaningless as a reason to buy. Counts inflate on their own: one network with six regional variants counts six times, the same channel in 4K, HD and SD counts three times, and dead feeds are rarely pruned from anybody's total. Thirty channels that hold together at nine in the evening are worth more than twenty-five thousand that do not.

The films and series sitting behind the live channels

Separate from the live list is a library of 120,000+ films and complete series, sorted by genre, by year and by the platform each one first appeared on. You browse it rather than wait for it: open the category, choose something, and it starts. New titles land regularly and whole series sit together. It is not a replacement for a streaming platform and we will not claim it is, but most households find they stop paying for a second one.

Look through the list on your own television

The free 24-hour trial opens the same groups and the same library, with nothing held back.

Questions about the channel list

How do I find out whether one particular channel is carried?

Type its name into the box at the top of this page. Then, once you are set up, type it into the search inside your player as well, because the player holds the longer list. If it appears in neither, send the name on WhatsApp and you will get a yes or a no against it. None of that has to wait until after you have paid.

The list in my player is far longer than this page. Why?

This page carries the channels people ask for by name. Your player receives the whole set, which includes regional variants of the same network, the HD and SD copies that sit beside each main channel, and country packages that would run to several thousand lines if they were printed here. The group names are identical in both places.

Are the 4K channels in these groups, or somewhere separate?

Both. A 4K feed sits directly beside the HD copy of the same channel inside its own group, and there is also a 4K category you can browse on its own. No plan charges extra for either.

Does the list change depending on which device I sign in on?

No. Your account carries the list; the app you open it in does not. A Firestick, a Samsung television and a laptop therefore all receive the same channels. What differs is presentation. Some players handle a list this long far more comfortably than others, which is a reason to choose the player carefully and not a reason to doubt the list.

Can I make the list shorter on my own screen?

Yes, and it is worth ten minutes on the first evening. Every player can switch whole categories off and keep a short list of your own channels at the front. None of that touches the account, so if you switch off the wrong category you turn it back on in the same menu and the list is exactly as it was.

A channel that used to work has stopped. What happens then?

Send the channel name and roughly when you last watched it. A feed dropping out is almost always upstream of us and almost always back the same day. If it has gone for good we will say so, rather than leave a dead line sitting in your list.