Read the service name on the programme grid
The ETV page in Jupiter shows the live route and a listing of programme times. Find the full title and start time there before you open the player. ETV2 has its own page. This distinction helps when a family member describes a film as being ‘on ETV’ while the official schedule places it on the second channel. Keep the two links separate in bookmarks.
Use the original title for a replay search
Start with the title as printed in Estonian, including accents. If a show appears more than once, use the programme date, episode number and channel to choose the right entry. A later repeat in a schedule can share a title with an earlier first broadcast. If the only result is a time in the grid, check the programme collection again after the broadcast before committing to an on-demand viewing plan.
Isolate language and screen differences
When a title has the audio or subtitle setting you need, check it while the show is playing on your actual TV. Then open the same dated edition in a supported browser using Jupiter. Keep both observations if a setting appears in one player but you cannot find it on the other. Include the Jupiter route, selected feed and exact time in any support note.
Broadcaster starting points
- Eesti Rahvusringhääling
- Jupiter ETV live The live ETV route also shows scheduled programmes. Broadcaster source
- Eesti Rahvusringhääling
- Jupiter ETV2 A separate programme collection and link to ETV2 live viewing. Broadcaster source
Broadcaster and feed references
Check the broadcaster for the current schedule, device requirements and viewing territory.