HTV7

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HTV7
Htv7logo2016.png
CountryFlag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Broadcast areaVietnam, Southeast Asia, Asia.
Programming
Language(s) Vietnamese
Picture format 1080i HDTV
(downscaled to 16:9 576i for the SDTV feed)
Ownership
Owner Ho Chi Minh City Television
Sister channelsHTV Channel:
HTV1
HTV2
HTV3
HTV7
HTV9
HTV Key
HTV Thể Thao
HTV Co.op
HTVC channels:
HTVC Thuần Việt
HTVC Gia đình
HTVC Phụ Nữ
HTVC Ca nhạc
HTVC Phim
HTVC Du lịch và Cuộc sống
HTVC+
History
Launched1987 (Official)
Links
Website www.htv.com.vn
Availability
Terrestrial
SatelliteVinasat 1, Vinasat 2 132 E (Ku band)
DVB-T2 (Digital)33, 36 UHF (SDTV), 31 UHF (VTC).
Streaming media
FPTPlay Watch live
HTVC (Hplus) Watch live
htv.com.vn Watch live

HTV7 is a entertainment sociocultural TV channel in Vietnam, broadcast by Ho Chi Minh City Television since 1987.

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History of formation and development

Broadcast duration

Present

Before

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References

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  2. "From June 1, HTV 7 will broadcast 24/24". Tuoi Tre Online. May 16, 2005.