Use time when you know the transmission
RTS Planeta’s official FAQ describes a 72-hour programme-guide catch-up route and separate on-demand libraries. If you know a recent channel and transmission time, begin with the guide. If the programme is older or its broadcast date is unknown, search the relevant library instead of scrolling a short recent window.
Keep the full channel identity with the date. A programme can recur and a repeat can appear after its first transmission. Compare the episode or subject rather than assuming the first visible slot is the edition you intended.
Use Videoteka for a programme, not every media result
The service distinguishes television and audio on-demand material. A television recording belongs to a different viewing task from a radio conversation. When a general search returns both, inspect the item’s type and duration before opening it on the family television.
For a series, verify the episode sequence you need. For a discussion or documentary, compare guests or subject and the stated edition. A short extract can be the right answer to a narrow question but is not evidence that the full recording is currently available.
Moj grad follows the local story
The FAQ identifies Moj grad as individual reports from the RTS correspondent network. Use that route when the memory is a local place or development rather than a whole programme. It can be more direct than looking through complete national bulletins one by one.
Preserve the place name and report date in your notes. A national programme may later include the same report, and a follow-up can concern the same issue. Separate the standalone local story from the complete edition that assembled it, especially when comparing how a story developed.
Check location conditions on the selected resource
RTS Planeta’s FAQ distinguishes access in Serbia from the selection available abroad and qualifies licensed material by territory. A named section in the service description does not establish that every item is available in every location. Use the current item and account information for the actual viewing country.
Save the exact result after finding the programme. A useful bookmark states guide catch-up, Videoteka or Moj grad, as well as the title. That keeps the next search focused and avoids interpreting a catalogue or territorial difference as a reason to reset the television.
Questions answered
Can a 72-hour guide be treated as the entire RTS archive?
No. RTS Planeta describes separate on-demand libraries.
What is Moj grad useful for?
The FAQ identifies individual correspondent-network stories rather than only complete television programmes.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.