HRTi OTT - Watch & listen anywhere

This is the official application that enables users to enjoy HRT's national television and radio channels, both national and regional, from anywhere. The app provides access to Catch-up TV features for content available up to 72 hours in the past, along with a library of video and audio resources and a program guide.

Users can utilize the service outside of Croatia, although access to certain content may be restricted due to copyright and licensing agreements. Some content may not be accessible beyond Croatia’s borders, particularly foreign-produced programming, while the majority of HRT's local productions can be viewed in all regions.

A network connection is necessary for accessing the available content.

Download the HRTi application to enjoy your favorite radio and television shows!

About HRT

Croatian Radio and Television (HRT) is a legal entity with the status of a public institution. The activities, functions and content of public services, financing, management, supervision and methods of operation are regulated by the Croatian Radio and Television Act and regulations adopted on the basis of that Act. The founder of Croatian Radio and Television is the Republic of Croatia, and the founding rights are exercised by the Government of the Republic of Croatia.

Croatian Radio and Television performs the activity of providing public broadcasting services and the Republic of Croatia provides it with autonomous and independent financing in accordance with the Croatian Radio and Television Act and the rules on state aid for public broadcasting services.

In carrying out its activities, Croatian Radio and Television is independent of any political influence or commercial interest. The provisions of the Electronic Media Act also apply to Croatian Radio and Television.

HRT's mission

The bodies of Croatian Radio and Television are: the Director General of HRT , the HRT Directorate , the HRT Supervisory Board and the HRT Programming Council .

Croatian Radio and Television has three national radio stations (First Programme of Croatian Radio (HRT – HR 1), Second Programme of Croatian Radio (HRT – HR 2) and Third Programme of Croatian Radio (HRT – HR 3)), eight regional radio stations (HRT – Radio Dubrovnik, HRT – Radio Knin, HRT – Radio Osijek, HRT – Radio Pula, HRT – Radio Rijeka, HRT – Radio Sljeme, HRT – Radio Split, HRT – Radio Zadar) and eight regional centres, four terrestrial television programmes (First Programme of Croatian Television (HRT – HTV 1), Second Programme of Croatian Television (HRT – HTV 2), Third Programme of Croatian Television (HRT – HTV 3) and Fourth Programme of Croatian Television (HRT – HTV 4)) . Since 1997, national radio and television programmes of Croatian Radio and Television have also been broadcast in digital format via satellite throughout Europe.

Two international programs, the HRT program – Voice of Croatia and HRT Int. - Program for Croats outside the Republic of Croatia, are available via satellite throughout Europe, and via the multimedia service HRTiall over the world.

In addition to television, radio and an internet portal, the Croatian Radio and Television also has the HRT Symphony Orchestra, the HRT Jazz Orchestra, the HRT Tambourine Orchestra and the HRT Choir . The HRT Symphony Orchestra has become a deserving promoter of Croatian culture in the world. The HRT Jazz Orchestra has been operating without interruption for more than 60 years, which is a rarity in the history of large orchestras on a global scale. The HRT Tambourine Orchestra plays a very important role in promoting the musical and cultural recognition of Croatia in the world. The HRT Choir pays special attention to nurturing Croatian musical heritage.

On May 25, 2012, the television program archive, the radio program archive, and the collection of musical notes were granted the status of cultural property , which demonstrates the size and value of Croatian Radio and Television from yet another aspect.

Croatian Radio and Television is a full member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) – indirectly since the Union's founding in 1950, and directly after the independence of the Republic of Croatia, since 1 January 1993. The EBU (European Broadcasting Union, Union Europeenne de Radio-Television) is the largest professional association of public national media organizations in the world. It has 74 active members in 56 European countries and 35 associate members worldwide.