Teletext, the technology that at the end of the 80s completely revolutionized the way of obtaining television information, is still active on different Spanish DTT channels and in some European countries. Its retro format has a special appeal and, whether out of nostalgia or curiosity, you may be wondering how to view teletext on the Internet.
Just like in the analogue era, with online teletext you can find out news, traffic information, match results, horoscopes and much more. That’s why here you will find how to watch teletext on the Internet, from your mobile phone, computer or smart TV without accessing each channel.
How to view teletext information online
Currently, Germany, Italy and Spain are the only European countries where the service remains in force. Furthermore, thanks to new technologies, to access teletext it is no longer necessary to have a compatible television or navigate with the remote control. As you already know, you can do it online.
At the moment, the Spanish media where online teletext is available are Antena 3, La Sexta and, of course, TVE, the first to implement the system in Spain. This is possible thanks to the fact that they include, on their web pages, a section dedicated to teletext.
Of course, the access process is not the most intuitive. In some cases, not even the design is the traditional one you are used to from TV. So that it is not difficult for you to check it, here you will find the direct links so you can enter from any device with an Internet connection.
How to watch teletext from TVE, Antena 3 and La Sexta from the browser
– TVE Teletext: It doesn’t completely capture the retro aesthetic, but at least it is the teletext that best adapts to any type of device. Likewise, the search bar at the top of its interface makes navigation much more intuitive. This is the link to TVE’s teletext: https://www.rtve.es/television/teletexto/100/.
– Antenna 3 Teletext: Although it maintains the font style of the original teletext, perhaps the Atresmedia main chain service is not the most complete of all. However, Antena 3 teletext is completely free and allows you to find the content by entering the three-digit code, the numbering of each page. To try it, go to this address: https://www.antena3.com/teletexto/home.htm.
– La Sexta Teletext: It is almost identical to Antena 3. However, the only difference is that La Sexta’s teletext eliminates the top field where teletext commands are entered, making the interface a little less confusing. With this URL you can take advantage of the service: https://www.lasexta.com/teletexto/home.htm.
