STAR World - Operating Channels

Operating Channels

  • Although the channel shows the same programming, they mostly differ when it comes to showtimes.
    • STAR World Asia - (Broadcast times - HK/SIN and WIB/BKK) simulcast with the Middle-east feed at 24:00 to 06:00 (HK/SIN)
    • STAR World India - (Broadcast times - IND) This has different content from the other feeds. This is the only feed managed by STAR TV and not by Fox International Channels.
    • STAR World Middle-East - (Broadcast times - KSA, UAE and PAK) including Channel programs.
    • STAR World Philippines - selected programs are not same as Asia feed including local commercials and few of the local programs a subsidiary of Fox International Channels Philippines.
    • STAR World Taiwan - (Broadcast times - NST) selected programs are not same as Asia feed including local commercials.
    • STAR World Vietnam - Same with Asia feed except for commercial feed.
    • STAR World HD Asia - Same with Asia feed except for the logo and commercial feed. * Available in selected territories only.
    • STAR World HD India - Same with India feed except for the logo and commercial feed it was launched on 15 April 2011. Only available in India.
    • STAR World HD Philippines - Same with Philippines feed except for the logo and commercial feed it was launched on 1 March 2012 a subsidiary of Fox International Channels Philippines.

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