South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) will launch SCETV+ on Oct. 10, giving audiences a new way to discover and stream SCETV programs, including national content from some of public mediaโs leading distributors, such as PBS, the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) and American Public Television (APT), alongside local South Carolina-focused stories in one personalized, curated experience.
Developed in partnership with Local Public, SCETV+ is designed to make it easier for audiences to find the programming and services they value most, whether watching at home or on the go. The platform features SCETV original productions, public affairs programming, educational and cultural content, curated collections and national programming from public media distributors.
Livestreamed channels give audiences access to SCETVโs network of broadcast channels, including ETV and ETV World, along with national public media channels including Create, NHK World and PBS KIDS. Audiences can watch programming live or explore additional on-demand content within the same streaming experience. While PBS KIDS programs are not available on demand through SCETV+, the PBS KIDS 24/7 channel is available to stream live. For on-demand access to full episodes and clips, audiences can use the PBS KIDS Video app or visit pbskids.org.
SCETV+ is available on a variety of devices, including iOS and Android, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Chromecast and VIZIO. To find SCETV+, audiences can search for SCETV+ in their deviceโs app store or platform marketplace.
SCETV+ is free to use with a no-cost PBS account, which does not require a donation or paid subscription. Users will be prompted to create an account when they open SCETV+. Signing in with a free PBS account provides viewing features, including My List, watch history and the ability to resume videos in progress, as well as access to viewing information across supported devices. For ETV Endowment…