How to Listen to SBS Arabic24

In this page, we explain the different ways for catching up with SBS Arabic24 programming

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There are multiple ways to get SBS Arabic24 programming at home and on the go.

1. DAB+ Radios Devices:

   Digital Audio Broadcast, is a standard for audio broadcasting used in Australia since 2005. SBS Started broadcasting on DAB in mid 2009. Currently, tens of local radio channels use this standard in Australia.Where to get a DAB+ Radio?You can buy a DAB+ Radio from any electronics store from as low as 19$, just make sure to look for the "DAB+" on the device.

2. Car Radio:

   Many new cars sound systems support DAB+, if you can see names of radio channels or song names on your radio's display, then most likely your radio supports DAB standard. DAB+ is an upgraded standard used in Australia, you need a DAB+ receiver to get it.Another way to listen to SBS Arabic24 in the car is by using SBS Radio mobile app on a dashboard-mounted phone, you'll require an internet connection though.

3. Via SBS Radio app:

   SBS Radio app is available for both iOS and Android devices, you can either search the app store for SBS Radio on click on one for the following links.For Android devices Click HereFor Apple(iOS) devices Click Here

4. Via the website:

   You can listen to our live programming and catch up with what you missed or browse the latest few days content using the website sbs.com.au/arabic24

5. Via Digital TV:

   Since April the 3rd 2017 - SBS Arabic24 - Australia’s number one digital radio channel and online hub for Arabic-speaking Australians is live on channel 304 on free to air digital television. All you need to do to find Channel 304 is retune your digital TV.How to do Auto Tuning on your TV?Menu or Home button on remote controlLook for Channel search or Settings then hit Auto scan or Auto retune.The TV should start searching for new channels

6. on FM/AM Radio:

   SBS Arabic24 morning program is available on FM and AM frequencies for up to two hours in the morning, based on your locations. To find out about the frequency in your area please go to: sbs.com.au/radio/radiofrequencies

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