Viewing location
Radio Métropole and Télé Métropole are different media routes
Métropole’s official institutional page distinguishes Radio Métropole from Télé Métropole, describing television’s development alongside the radio service. Keep the medium in a viewing enquiry. A shared publisher name can lead to an audio player, a written news story or a television recording.
The website provides separate listening and television-programme destinations. If an audio item opens, check whether it was the intended radio version before treating the absence of a picture as a television fault. A familiar guest or programme title can appear in more than one format within the same organisation.
Le Point can be followed through radio and television
The broadcaster describes Le Point as a discussion carried simultaneously on Radio and Télé Métropole. Its site also has a Le Point Radio destination. This is a useful example of one programme identity with distinct media presentations, rather than evidence that every radio item is a television stream.
For an edition you want to revisit, keep the guest, subject and date. A short report about an interview may quote its most prominent answer without providing the full discussion. Inspect the actual recording and running time when the complete conversation or visual presentation is important.
ANALIZ and reportages need their programme labels
Télé Métropole identifies ANALIZ as a weekly analysis programme, while the site also publishes television reportages. A complete discussion and a short field report are different items, even where both concern the same event. Retain the original programme title and edition rather than translating everything into a generic Haiti news request.
An article’s French text does not establish every audio or caption option on its video. If French, Haitian Creole or subtitles are essential, inspect the selected recording. A written summary can explain the subject while remaining a different language-access format from the spoken interview a viewer wants to follow.
A historic app announcement is not today’s installation route
Métropole’s archive includes an announcement that an application was being prepared. That is a dated development notice, not proof that every proposed feature launched or that an old store route remains current. Use the broadcaster’s present links and verify the publisher before installing any similarly named application.
For a live appointment, retain the Haitian broadcast date and use America/Port-au-Prince as the originating calendar location. If asking another provider, specify Télé Métropole, the programme and whether the television or radio version is wanted. Add your viewing country and live-or-recorded requirement. A publisher badge, news article and historic app proposal do not establish a complete current television feed or unlimited replay archive.
Questions answered
Is Le Point only a radio programme?
Métropole describes it as carried on both radio and television. Specify the medium and dated edition you want.
Does an old “coming soon” app article prove an app is currently available?
No. Check the broadcaster’s present official installation route and store publisher.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.