Start with the signed-news programme
PTS presents 公視手語新聞 as its signed-news programme and provides dated full-edition video pages. The retrieved 3 November 2026 page labels the item as a complete edition and carries the publisher's warning about possible differences from the television version.
Suppose a viewer remembers a report from the morning television bulletin and wants to share the signed version with a family member. Find the signed programme first, then select the date. A PTS article about Deaf issues is a different source, and an ordinary bulletin from the same day may have another rendition.
Read complete within the publisher's stated scope
The internet-rights warning means complete should be read as the edition presented online, not a guarantee of frame-for-frame identity with the terrestrial broadcast. If a remembered story is absent, note the exact online record before assuming the player stopped early.
For a worked comparison note, record the date, official signed-news title, item URL and the story sought. Add whether the observation comes from a television memory, a written article or the online video. This prevents recollection of one version from being treated as proof that another version is defective.
Keep story verification separate from edition selection
If the task is to find the written reporting behind a particular segment, search the PTS newsroom using the subject and date as a separate task. A written article can help identify names and details, while the signed programme provides a particular news rendition. Keep both references if they are used.
When sharing the video, describe it as the dated online signed-news edition you actually located. Do not promise that it contains every television segment or that it remains available indefinitely.
For the remembered morning story, keep a short outcome note beside the online edition: located in the selected rendition, found only as a written report, or still unresolved. Retain the television-memory clue as such. The family member receiving the link can then see whether it supplies the exact requested story or a related signed-news edition.
Questions about this guide
Does online complete necessarily mean identical to television?
PTS explicitly warns that internet broadcasting rights can make the full online video's content differ from the television version.
What should be saved with the link?
The programme identity, date, online item URL and the specific story being sought make the edition clear.