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Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) live: channel guide, programmes and how to watch free
Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) is a non-commercial channel for Taiwan's Indigenous peoples and is described as the first Indigenous TV station in Asia. Regular broadcasting began on 1 July 2005, and since 2014 it has been run by the Indigenous Peoples Cultural Foundation.
What's on
- News in Indigenous languages and daily news programmes
- Indigenous language and culture programmes
- Lifestyle programmes about Indigenous communities
- An English-language news magazine
Channel facts
| Operator | Indigenous Peoples Cultural Foundation |
|---|---|
| Country | Taiwan |
| Launched | 2005 |
| Language | Taiwanese Indigenous languages (Chinese subtitles) |
Official website and schedule
- Official website: https://www.ipcf.org.tw/
- Official live page: https://www.ipcf.org.tw/zh-TW/Vod/Home
- Official schedule: https://www.ipcf.org.tw/
Watch Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) in Doubo
Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) is in Doubo's Official broadcaster streams list: 29 channels, each from the broadcaster or its licensed free-TV partner. Open the list page in Safari and tap “Add to the Doubo app” to add them all, or watch in the web player.
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FAQ
Is Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) free to watch?
Yes. The Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) stream in Doubo's list is published free by Indigenous Peoples Cultural Foundation or its licensed free-TV partner. Some channels only play in certain countries or regions.
Where can I find the Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) schedule?
The official Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) schedule is at https://www.ipcf.org.tw/
What if Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) does not play?
The broadcaster may have changed its stream address, or the channel may be limited to some regions. Doubo checks the list's streams every day and replaces broken ones; try again later or watch another channel from the list.
Chinese-language
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · zh.wikipedia.org · Updated 2026-11-04