The ETV+ TV channel website becomes part of the Jupiter+ media platform. From now on, the channel’s program, live broadcasts, recordings of programs, as well as films and TV series are available on the Jupiter+ website.
From April 24, visitors to the ETV+ website will be automatically redirected to the Jupiter+ platform website. In the future, all content of the ETV+ channel will be available on the Jupiter+ website. The address etvpluss.err.ee will still be active, but it will redirect to the Jupiter+ page: jupiterpluss.err.ee/etvpluss.
The new website offers all the same solutions as the previous ETV+ website: TV program, live viewing, a large selection of previously aired programs, films and series.
In the live broadcast window, the same program is shown as indicated in the ETV+ TV program. Recordings of previously aired programs can be found using a search or a TV program that allows you to navigate the channel’s broadcast schedule by day of the week. The current day’s programs can be found by moving along the timeline located on the page. All TV show episodes are grouped by title, making them easier to find.
The Jupiter+ media platform is free and ad-free. You do not need to be a registered user to view the content, but registration provides a number of benefits. So, a Jupiter+ account allows you to add the content you like to a separate list and continue watching or listening to it from where you left off. In addition, by registering, Estonian residents will have access to content licensed for viewing only in Estonia, even while traveling in Europe. Users who have previously created an account on the Jupiter page or any ERR TV channel will be able to use the same account when logging into Jupiter+.
The transition of the ETV+ website to the new platform is part of a large-scale update process, during which all websites of ERR’s social and legal TV channels will be merged with the Jupiter media platform. The website of the ETV2 channel has already been merged with Jupiter, the transition to the ETV channel platform will take place in May.
