Channel 4 (disambiguation)

Channel 4 is a British television station, operated by the Channel Four Television Corporation.

Channel 4 may also refer to:

Television channels

  • Channel 4 (Algeria), fourth Algerian public television channel, operated by EPTV Group
  • Channel 4 (Australia), a digital free-to-air electronic program guide
  • Channel 4 (El Salvador), operated by Telecorporación Salvadoreña
  • Channel 4 (Iran), operated by Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting
  • Canal 4 (Nicaragua), a national television channel in Nicaragua
  • Channel 4 (Uruguay), formerly known as Monte Carlo TV, a Uruguayan television channel
  • Canal 4 Navarra, a former television channel in Spain
  • 4SD, a San Diego sports broadcasting network
  • Cuatro (TV channel), a Spanish television network launched in November 2005
  • People's Television Network, the flagship television station of the People's Television Network in the Philippines
  • MBC 4 (Middle East), in the Middle East
  • Channel 9 MCOT HD New name that replaced channel 4 of Thailand
  • Nelonen (4), a Finnish broadcaster
  • Rete 4, Italian for Network 4, the fourth television channel in Italian analogue terrestrial television
  • S4C (Sianel Pedwar Cymru, 'Channel Four Wales'), a Welsh-language television station
  • TG4, Teilifís na Gaeilge, an Irish-language broadcaster
  • Canal Cuatro, former name of Peruvian television station América Televisión
  • Cuatro Televisión, former name of Paraguayan televisión station Telefuturo

Other uses

  • Channel 4 FM, a radio station in the United Arab Emirates
  • Channel 3/4 output, a channel option provided to video cassette recorders, early DVD players and video game consoles
  • Quadraphonic sound or 4-channel audio, a form of surround sound
  • 4chan, an English-language imageboard website
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See also

For VHF frequencies covering 66-72 MHz:


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