EVPAD Hong Kong Channel List

Looking for the EVPAD Hong Kong channel list? This guide brings together Hong Kong TV channels listed in the third-party Venus ecosystem, including familiar names such as TVB Jade, TVB News, TVB Pearl, ViuTV, and RTHK. You’ll find a channel reference list with English and Chinese names, making it easier to identify the stations you’re looking for.

EVPAD is an Android TV box designed to work with compatible third-party applications, including those in the Venus ecosystem. EVPAD does not provide or operate these TV channels. Channel availability may vary depending on the application, region, and service provider.

EVPAD Hong Kong Channel List

The table below shows the Hong Kong channel category from the 11th- and 12th-generation channel reference list associated with the third-party Venus ecosystem. It includes popular Hong Kong TV stations, news channels, entertainment channels, and other regional broadcasts.

For easier browsing, channels with multiple listed streams are grouped into a single row. The channel numbers are reference IDs from the supplied list, not a guarantee of their position or availability in every application.

List summary: The Hong Kong category contains 24 distinct channel IDs and 37 listed stream entries. Multiple streams for the same channel are not counted as separate TV channels. Macau Satellite TV is included because it appears in the Hong Kong category of the source list.

Important: This is a reference list for third-party applications, not a list of channels provided or operated by EVPAD. EVPAD is a hardware device manufacturer. The Venus ecosystem is independently developed and operated, and actual channel access may vary by application version, region, service status, and applicable content rights.

Popular Hong Kong TV Channels in the List

The Hong Kong channel reference list includes several well-known television stations covering Cantonese entertainment, local news, international programming, and public broadcasting. Here are some of the most recognizable channels and what they are known for.

TVB Jade (翡翠台) – Cantonese Entertainment

TVB Jade is one of Hong Kong’s best-known Cantonese-language television channels. Its programming is associated with local drama series, variety shows, entertainment programs, and news broadcasts. It is a familiar name among Cantonese-speaking audiences in Hong Kong and overseas.

TVB News (无线新闻) – Hong Kong News Coverage

TVB News focuses on news and current affairs, including Hong Kong developments, international events, business updates, and weather information. It is particularly relevant to viewers who want to follow news from Hong Kong while living abroad.

TVB Pearl (明珠台) – English-Language Programming

TVB Pearl is known for its English-language programming, including news, documentaries, educational content, and international television programs. It offers a different viewing focus from the Cantonese entertainment typically associated with TVB Jade.

ViuTV – Local Entertainment and Original Shows

ViuTV is a Hong Kong television channel recognized for its locally produced entertainment, reality shows, drama series, and youth-oriented programming. It is a notable option for viewers interested in contemporary Hong Kong popular culture.

RTHK TV 31 and TV 32 – Public Broadcasting

RTHK TV 31 and RTHK TV 32 are television services associated with Radio Television Hong Kong, Hong Kong’s public broadcaster. RTHK programming includes public affairs, educational content, documentaries, and other public-service broadcasts.

Now News (NOW新闻) – News and Current Affairs

Now News is associated with Hong Kong news reporting, including local developments, financial news, and international affairs. It is another recognizable name for viewers interested in news-focused television.

Note: These descriptions explain the general programming identities of the listed channels. Their inclusion in a third-party channel reference list does not confirm that any particular broadcast, program, or channel is currently accessible through a compatible application. EVPAD manufactures hardware and does not operate or distribute these television services.

How to Check Hong Kong Channels on a Compatible EVPAD Device

If you own a compatible EVPAD Android TV box, you can check which Hong Kong channels are listed in a supported third-party TV application. The exact interface and channel categories may differ depending on your device generation and the application version.

Step 1: Connect Your EVPAD Device

Connect your EVPAD box to your television using an HDMI cable, turn on the device, and make sure it has a stable internet connection. You can use Wi-Fi or a wired Ethernet connection if supported by your model.

Step 2: Open a Compatible Third-Party TV Application

From the device’s home screen, open a compatible third-party TV application that you have installed and are authorized to use. Depending on the EVPAD model, applications associated with the independent Venus or Star ecosystems may be compatible.

If the application is not installed, refer to the relevant provider’s official instructions for installation, compatibility, and any access requirements. EVPAD hardware does not itself include rights to television broadcasts.

Step 3: Find the Hong Kong Channel Category

Within the application, look for a live TV section or a regional channel category. If a Hong Kong category is available, open it to browse the listed stations.

Some applications may also offer a search function. You can try searching by familiar channel names such as TVB Jade, TVB News, ViuTV, RTHK TV 31, or Now News.

Step 4: Compare the Results With the Channel Reference List

Use the EVPAD Hong Kong channel list above to compare channel names and identify the stations you are looking for. Keep in mind that the channel IDs and stream counts in the reference table may not match the numbering or presentation inside your installed application.

If a channel is missing or unavailable, it does not necessarily indicate a problem with your EVPAD device. Channel listings and playback access are controlled by the respective third-party application and service providers.

Tip: If you cannot find a particular Hong Kong channel, check the application’s current channel directory and any notices from its provider. Avoid assuming that an older channel reference list reflects real-time availability.

Why Hong Kong Channel Availability May Vary

The EVPAD Hong Kong channel list is a reference based on third-party application data, not a real-time channel directory. A channel appearing in the list does not necessarily mean it is currently available or accessible on every compatible EVPAD device.

Several factors can affect whether a Hong Kong TV channel appears or plays within a third-party application.

1. Regional Restrictions and Broadcasting Rights

Some Hong Kong television programs and live broadcasts are subject to geographic restrictions. A channel or particular program may be available in one country but restricted in another because of distribution agreements or content licensing requirements.

As a result, a channel listed in a reference directory may not be legally accessible in every region, even when the application itself is compatible with the device.

2. Changes to Third-Party Channel Listings

Third-party application providers may add, remove, rename, or reorganize channels over time. These changes can make an older reference list different from the channel directory displayed in the current application.

For example, a station may appear under an updated name or a different regional category, while another listing may no longer be maintained.

3. Application Versions and Device Compatibility

Different versions of a third-party TV application may display different channel categories or features. Device generation, operating system compatibility, and application updates can also affect how the channel directory is presented.

This is why two compatible EVPAD devices may not show identical channel lists when they use different application versions.

4. Stream Availability and Technical Issues

A channel entry may remain visible even when its associated stream is temporarily unavailable. Possible causes include server maintenance, network interruptions, changes to the stream source, or problems affecting the third-party service.

Having multiple streams listed for a channel does not guarantee uninterrupted playback or better picture quality.

5. Service Access and Provider Requirements

Some television services require a subscription, account, or other authorization from the relevant provider. Purchasing an EVPAD Android TV box does not automatically include access to third-party television services or copyrighted broadcasts.

Before relying on a particular channel, check the provider’s current availability information and applicable access requirements.

Important: EVPAD manufactures hardware and does not own, operate, license, or guarantee the Hong Kong channels referenced in this article. The independent third-party application and content providers are responsible for their respective services, channel listings, and broadcasting rights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the EVPAD Hong Kong channel list include TVB Jade and ViuTV?

Yes. The reference list includes both TVB Jade (翡翠台) and ViuTV, along with other familiar Hong Kong stations such as TVB News, TVB Pearl, RTHK TV 31, and Now News. However, appearing in the list does not guarantee that a channel is currently available through a third-party application.

How many Hong Kong channels are in the reference list?

The Hong Kong category in the supplied 11th- and 12th-generation reference list contains 24 distinct channel IDs and 37 stream entries. Multiple streams associated with the same channel ID are counted as one listing, not as separate television channels. The category also includes a Macau television station.

Can I find Hong Kong channels on EVPAD 10, 11, and 12 devices?

EVPAD 10, 11, and 12 devices are designed to support compatible Android applications, including certain third-party TV applications. Whether a particular Hong Kong channel appears depends on the application, its version, regional availability, and the relevant service provider. The reference table above is based specifically on 11th- and 12th-generation channel data and should not be treated as a verified channel list for every EVPAD generation.

Are Hong Kong channels included when I buy an EVPAD TV box?

No. Purchasing an EVPAD Android TV box provides the hardware, not broadcasting rights, subscriptions, or guaranteed access to Hong Kong television channels. Any television content is supplied independently by third-party providers and may be subject to separate access requirements.

Why is a Hong Kong channel missing from my application?

Channel directories can change because of application updates, provider decisions, regional restrictions, or broadcasting rights. A channel may also be renamed or moved to another category. Check the current directory and official information from the relevant third-party provider for the most accurate availability details.

Does having multiple streams mean a channel will always work?

No. The stream count indicates how many entries were recorded for a channel in the reference data. It does not guarantee that those streams remain active, provide the same picture quality, or offer uninterrupted playback. Stream availability depends on the respective third-party service.