Retain the precise television or radio service
The official RTA profile lists television services separately from named radio services. Preserve that label with the programme and date. A general news article, a radio discussion and a television bulletin can share branding without being interchangeable objects.
For an education programme, keep Education and any legacy Marif reference in the search note. The older policy helps explain the name; it does not prove that every old recording moved unchanged or that the current platform carries a complete archive. Search the actual title and edition.
Keep World and English publications specific
RTA’s legacy English site lists English breaking-news items and other named content. That establishes dated English publications, not an English soundtrack on every RTA programme. A World service label likewise should not become a promise that all domestic programmes are translated.
Open the intended recording and check its description and actual language. A translated article can summarize an interview without containing the complete conversation or synchronized captions. Preserve the original title and any official English title separately rather than inventing a translated catalogue name.
Do not convert a sports report into a live-rights claim
The official publisher distinguishes RTA Sport as a service and publishes sports articles. A cricket report, athlete interview or venue announcement does not establish a full live match or Canadian rights. Identify the exact competition and authorized event publication for that task.
Keep the item date and format. An older article surfaced by search can be historical even when the site itself is current. A programme or match preview is not a complete replay, and a public catalogue does not establish unlimited retention.
Use Kabul’s dated reference and actual access result
For a live appointment, use Asia/Kabul with the real programme date and Canadian city. Preserve the minute component of the conversion rather than rounding into a whole-hour shortcut. For replays, retain the Afghan edition date and service.
The current homepage exposed no readable programme controls in this research. The cited primary pages establish identities and historical app scope, not Canadian playback, current device support or third-party IPTV carriage. Test the intended permitted item and retain any restriction message separately from a technical fault.
Related questions
Does a legacy Marif reference prove a complete current education archive?
No. It helps identify a service label. Verify the specific dated programme separately.
Does an RTA English article guarantee English audio across its television services?
No. Check the actual item’s soundtrack and captions.
Sources and scope
Scope notes distinguish published documentation, supplied information and editorial methods. They do not report a hands-on service test.
- RTA — official editorial profile — Current publisher description and differentiated television/radio service names.
- RTA — legacy app policy — Historical Education/Marifand radio/app scope; no current feature guarantee.
- RTA — legacy English publications — Dated English item and programme-discovery evidence; no universal audio claim.
