Myanmar TV-Sender

MRTV-4 is a Burmese-language television channel based in Yangon, Myanmar, jointly operated by the state-owned Myanmar Radio and Television (MRTV) and the private media company Forever Group. Launched in May 2004, it broadcasts entertainment programmes, including Myanmar and foreign television series, as well as news and information content. Early broadcasts were available only to viewers with satellite or terrestrial DVB-T decoders, and the channel is now also offered through the online platform Pyone Play.

Viewers can watch the live stream of the Burmese-language channel MRTV-4 directly on this page. The channel's programmes are shown in Burmese, so the live broadcast offers a direct view of its schedule as it airs.

MITV is a satellite television station in Yangon, Myanmar, providing Entertainment shows. Also known as MRTV-3 and Myanmar International Television, MITV International produces and airs newscasts, political commentary, Burmese music and lifestyle shows.

MITV is a broadcast TV brand intended for international and local English speaking consumers, launched on 31st March 2010 based in Yangon. It is a celebration of all aspects of Myanmar culture from the ancient to the brand new.

A platform to represent the people of Myanmar, in english language, free to view and available 24 hours a day. An accurate, balanced, independent and up to date source of Myanmar information. The soul of the MITV television channel is born from its local news, that gives a stage and a voice to local people and their stories. A chance for Myanmar to speak to the world and the world to connect with Myanmar.

DVB, also known as the Democratic Voice of Burma, is an independent, non-profit media organisation that produces news for Myanmar and beyond. It was founded in Oslo, Norway and Chiang Mai, Thailand, and is run by Burmese expatriates, with operations based in Chiang Mai. Its satellite television and internet services publish daily news and information about Myanmar, including coverage of the military regime and political opposition. It also offers in-depth features, documentaries and interviews. Following the 2021 coup, the military government banned the organisation in March 2021, and it moved back underground.

DVB's live stream plays directly on this page, so viewers can watch the channel here. Its news is presented in Burmese, the language used in its Myanmar reporting.