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Every country's schedule under one key, one shape and one set of ids.
GET /v1/now
What every channel in a country is showing this minute, with the next programme after it. On the Live plan; the free key reads yesterday.
MIT, no lock-in
Every lab tool reads only the public API with your own key, so it runs on the free key.
Working normally
Checked every minute from outside our own servers.
A country's channels this minute, from the same call your app would make.
| Channel | Now | On for | Next | Starts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCCV-TV 54.1 | En contacto con el Dr. Charles Stanley | Music box | 17:30 | |
| WECN | TO'2 Bien | TeleSUR Noticias Ronda Informativa | 18:00 | |
| WIPR-TV 6.1 | Papá Mendigo | NCC Iberoamérica en órbita | 18:00 | |
| WNJX-TV 4.1 | Noticentro edición estelar | Hermanos: La fuerza del amor | 17:30 | |
| WOLE-DT 12.2 | Las noticias prime | Última palabra | 18:00 | |
| WORO-DT 13.1 | Misa Diaria Local | Noticias 13 | 18:00 | |
| WUJA 58.1 | Generación Victoriosa Mensaje | Club 700 hoy | 17:30 | |
| WVSN 68.1 | En contacto con el Dr. Charles Stanley | Music box | 17:30 | |
| Canal Telemundo Puerto Rico | En casa con Telemundo | Caso Cerrado | 18:00 |
The country's registered channels first. Every channel of the country, at once, is one API call.
The call behind it: GET /v1/countries/PR/now.
Pick a country to see the programme on now and the one after it on its channels, in its own local time. The table is the same answer GET /v1/countries/{cc}/now gives your app.
Refresh it every minute for a live screen, or ask for one channel or a list of channels.
Every country we hold.
Yes, the country's own.
The table shows the first ones; the API returns them all.
Now and next is on the paid plans.