Pick the channel for the audience you are helping
Start with the exact service in the programme announcement. Al Aoula is a general-interest starting point, Arryadia is a sports destination and Al Maghribia is useful when someone abroad wants a Moroccan service. Check the original programme title and the scheduled edition. The shared SNRT platform makes channels easy to switch, so the name on the player is worth checking before you send the link.
Check the delivery route for a named match
Arryadia programme or match notices can specify how a broadcast is distributed. One satellite announcement tells you how that event was carried. If you are arranging a future viewing, find the notice for that particular fixture and confirm which service names and routes appear on it. A station can carry different coverage depending on the delivery route and rights.
Search 2M’s programme titles on 2M
Use 2M’s own site if the programme originally ran there. Keep the title in the form the publisher uses, and add the date or guest if the original phrase is common in Arabic or French. Where there is a replay, bookmark the programme or episode link. For an overseas viewer, confirm playback of that episode on the intended device before sharing a viewing time.
Broadcaster starting points
- SNRT
- Al Aoula Broadcaster description of the general-interest service. Broadcaster source
- SNRT
- SNRT Live Channel picker for SNRT’s digital live platform. Broadcaster source
- 2M
- 2M Separate broadcaster website for 2M programme and replay material. Broadcaster source
Broadcaster and feed references
Check the broadcaster for the current schedule, device requirements and viewing territory.