“European Song Contest 2022” on ORF – Multimedia & Barrier Free

ORF once again presents the “2022 Eurovision Song Contest” as a barrier-free, multimedia major event

Live broadcast of the semi-finals on May 10 (Austria with start number 13) and May 12 and the final on May 14 on ORF 1. A from 9 pm.

The three ESC evenings will begin at 8:15 PM. The song contest proudly presents “Opened.

Eurovision 2022 Song Contest Unobstructed On ORF

As every year, Turin’s “66th Eurovision Song Contest” will be broadcast on ORF under the theme “The Voice of Beauty” without barriers to hearing or the visually impaired: ORF will present all three TV events – semi-finalists and finalists – available at ORF 1 with subtitles and audio commentary as well as on ORF-TVthek simultaneously as a live broadcast and seven days video-on-demand.

For national broadcasts, ORF offers live subtitles for all three TV shows – the two semi-finals on Tuesday, May 10 and Thursday, May 12 (including song and resolution show) and of course the final show on Saturday, May 14, from 9:00 PM on ORF 1 , in ORF TELETEXT on page 777 and on ORF-TVthek. Meanwhile, both the semi-finals and final of ESC will be audio commentary – also live – for the blind and visually impaired by Nicole Hammer, Sandra Speck, Sebastian Astor, Sebastian Kaufmann and Gregor Waltl.

Blind commentary on the second audio track can be summoned using the remote control. The three-part documentary “Mr. The song contest proudly presents, presented by Mr. Song Contest “Andi Knoll – Always at 8:15 PM on ORF 1 before the semi-finals and final shows – is translated live at ORF TELETEXT on page 777 and on ORF-TVthek.

The Eurovision Song Contest 2022 online

ORF.at provides everything you need to know about Saturday’s semi-finals and grand finale in advance. The ORF.at live tape is available for live broadcasts during the three TV programs and reports on a continuous basis and in multimedia about what is happening in front and behind the stage in Turin. Of course, ORF.at also reviews ESC in detail afterwards.

Fans can also be there live via TVthek’s broadcast, and there are also extensive video-on-demand shows under a separate topic. And if you want to check and listen to the songs and performers presented by Austria over the past decades, you will find what you are looking for in the archive of ORF TVthek “Austria at the Song Contest”.