Frequently Asked Questions

What is VTV?
VTV: The Variety Channel is a digital television network providing a variety of information, lifestyle and entertainment programming 24/7.

What shows air on VTV?
click here for VTV’s general program schedule. Local schedules may vary, so please check your local listings as well.

Where can I watch VTV?
VTV: The Variety Channel is a digital signal. As all TV stations convert from traditional broadcasting to digital broadcasting, each signal can carry multiple channels (called multicasting). VTV is an additional channel offered via the digital signal of an already existing local television station. If there is a VTV affiliate in your area, you can receive VTV one of three ways: 1) if you own a digital-ready TV set; 2) if you are a digital cable subscriber; or 3) if you purchase a digital set-top converter for your current TV set. Click here to find out how to best see VTV in your area!

I have a satellite service. Can I watch VTV?
Direct TV and Dish Network do not currently carry local digital channels.

Can I make programming suggestions or share other comments about VTV?
Absolutely! We’d like to hear what you want to see on VTV and any ideas that you have to make VTV a better service. Click here to find out how to get more information or share your thoughts about VTV: The Variety Channel.


DTV is coming!
On February 17, 2009, full-power analog broadcasting will end and TV’s new digital age begins. Analog-only televisions may lose the signal being viewed unless viewers take action. For more information on the steps you need to take, go to www.DTV.gov or call 1-888-DTV-2009.