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Fernsehkanal der Rádio e Televisão de Portugal

Key facts

Television channel.name
RTP1
Television channel.logo
RTP1 2026.svg
Television channel.logo_size
250px
Television channel.picture_format
1080i HDTV (downscaled to 576i for the SDTV feed)
Television channel.owner
Rádio e Televisão de Portugal
Television channel.former_names
RTP (1957−68)I Programa (1968−78)RTP Canal 1 (1989−96)
Television channel.sister_channels
RTP2RTP NotíciasRTP DesportoRTP MemóriaRTP AçoresRTP MadeiraRTP ÁfricaRTP Mundo
Television channel.headquarters
Lisbon (main)Porto (secondary)
Television channel.website
www.rtp.pt/rtp1
Television channel.language
Portuguese
Television channel.terr_serv_1
TDT
Television channel.terr_chan_1
Channel 1 (SD)
Television channel.online_serv_1
RTP Play
Television channel.online_chan_1
http://www.rtp.pt/play/direto/rtp1 (Portugal only)
Television channel.country
Portugal
Television channel.area
Nationally. Also distributed in Spain via overspill of the Portuguese terrestrial network.

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Wikidata facts

Country
Portugal
Headquarters
Lisbon
Official website
www.rtp.pt/rtp1
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inception
1957-03-07
language used
Portuguese
social media followers
242055
streaming media URL
www.rtp.pt/play/direto/rtp1
licensed to broadcast to
Portugal
Commons category
RTP 1
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Article · Deutsch

RTP1 ist der erste portugiesische allgemeine und öffentliche Fernsehsender des portugiesischen Rundfunks und Fernsehens. Neben den landesweiten Kanälen RTP1, RTP2 (Kultur) und dem Nachrichtenkanal RTP3 gibt es zwei öffentliche lokale Kanäle für die beiden autonomen Regionen Azoren und Madeira (RTP Açores und RTP Madeira), zudem sind RTP Memória (Wiederholungen und historische Dokus), RTP Internacional (internationales Programm) und RTP África (Programm für die portugiesischsprachigen afrikanischen Länder) frei zu empfangen. Dazu kommen vier Sportkanäle (RTP Desporto 1–4) und der Kinderkanal Zig Zag.

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