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It's slightly different. For example in Germany evening prime time starts at the traditional 8:15pm, while France starts at 8:50pm.
Oh and Arte France broadcast in 1080i, while Arte Germany uses 720p on Satellite/Cable and 1080p on terrestrial, just like ARD/ZDF.
Separate schedules now, the German channel (Astra) has its news at 19:20 and the French channel's (Hotbird) is at 19:45.
Often the programme on the German channel at 20:15 is the same programme on the French channel at 20:50 and so on, but there are some differences.
The French language track is available on the German channel and vice versa.
An example of the difference in programmation between the French and German versions of ARTE is the news/talk magazine 28 Minutes . In France, it is broadcast between the evening edition of Arte Journal and the prime time programme. But, because it is mostly focused on what makes the headlines in France, it is broadcast at around 02:40 AM on the German version.
In Germany, the weekday reportage magazine Arte Re: is broadcast between the evening edition of Arte Journal and the prime time programme. In France, the same magazine, which is named Arte Regards , is broadcast after the mid-day edition of Arte Journal .
Similar differences occur during the weekend.
I would like to know if ARTE in France and Germany has the exact programming schedule, or it slightly differs in the 2 countries
It's slightly different. For example in Germany evening prime time starts at the traditional 8:15pm, while France starts at 8:50pm.
Oh and Arte France broadcast in 1080i, while Arte Germany uses 720p on Satellite/Cable and 1080p on terrestrial, just like ARD/ZDF.
Separate schedules now, the German channel (Astra) has its news at 19:20 and the French channel's (Hotbird) is at 19:45.
Often the programme on the German channel at 20:15 is the same programme on the French channel at 20:50 and so on, but there are some differences.
The French language track is available on the German channel and vice versa.
An example of the difference in programmation between the French and German versions of ARTE is the news/talk magazine 28 Minutes . In France, it is broadcast between the evening edition of Arte Journal and the prime time programme. But, because it is mostly focused on what makes the headlines in France, it is broadcast at around 02:40 AM on the German version.
In Germany, the weekday reportage magazine Arte Re: is broadcast between the evening edition of Arte Journal and the prime time programme. In France, the same magazine, which is named Arte Regards , is broadcast after the mid-day edition of Arte Journal .
Similar differences occur during the weekend.