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Between September 2022 and April 2023, Vodafone will change the frequency allocation in the cable TV networks. The various individual networks will gradually be converted over this period. If you live in NRW, Hesse or Baden-Württemberg, please click here for more information.
In addition to many other broadcasters, this frequency change may also affect the WELT TV and N24 Doku broadcasters, depending on the cable network. You will then only see a black screen in many transmission slots. In order to see the complete range of TV programs again, a channel search must be carried out.
If you have a set-top box such as If you have a GigaTV, Giga Cable 2 or a Vodafone cable receiver, this search is carried out automatically. Other Vodafone cable TV users often have to actively initiate the search themselves after changing the frequency. Please follow the instructions for your TV set.
Here you will find instructions for channel search on TVs from the most common manufacturers such as Samsung or Sony.
Each TV set then sorts the channels in its own order. You can use a station search function to find WELT and N24 Doku in your list. After the search you can also find WELT and N24 Doku by entering the specific frequency data:
You can find out exactly when the changeover will take place in your area on the Vodafone website:
