Platco recently revealed OpenView HD's channel offering, which consists of over 10 new channels, as well as SABC1, SABC2, SABC3 and etv. Etv has also launched four additional channels, eKasi+ ...

OpenView HD is proud to announce its channel offering consisting of over 10 new channels, offering High Definition (HD), on its soon to be launched free-to-air satellite TV platform.

OpenView HD will have a minimum of 15 channels at launch, and according to marketing executive Thabile Mpako, they also plan to grow their channel line-up in the first year of operation.

“ [HD] is a big differentiator for them,” Nonge explained, saying that the channels themselves would make announcements in this regard. The recommended retail price for the dish, decoder, and ...

Openview channel numbers remained the same in 2023, but it launched a new pay-TV service called Ultraview, through which users can add channel packages to their accounts for a monthly fee.

OpenView HD will launch a new sports lifestyle channel. TRACE Sport Stars channel 154 will go live on June 3rd. “TRACE Sport Stars will take a unique view on sport stars, giving our viewers access to ...

Currently it has over 18 channels, including SABC and e.tv in HD, Beat Lab TV, Mindset and Spirit World. OpenView HD works on a rather unique premise as far as satellite-based television services go.

OpenView HD launched in October last year on the SES5 satellite with 15 channels, including SABC1, SABC2, SABC3, e.tv and a variety of entertainment, movie, kids and religious channels. Since the ...

OpenView HD is its free to air satellite TV service that provides over 20 channels which include SABC and e-TV.

In March 2016 Openview HD registered 388,000 users, a number which was a jump form the 112,000 users it had activated during the same period in 2015.

Maxwell Nonge, the managing director of Patco Digital says OpenView HD and the free TV channels the platform will launch will "addresses the affordability of quality content". OpenView HD equipment in ...

The new channels will be carried by the free-to-air satellite offering, OpenView HD, which is managed by Platco Digital, a sister company of e.tv.