NG
Similar techniques were used for the Ipswich and Luton DTL positions I believe (microwave into a receive point also probably used for terrestrial FRV links)
I think very few of these circuits are still in use as they were PAL composite. These days an IP encoder would probably be more practical (assuming a reasonable data connection is present)
noggin
Founding member
According to an old post from Inspector Sands (http://www.tvforum.co.uk/thenewsroom/nationwide-39220/ ) Guildford does/did have a facility that worked into a microwave receiver on Crystal Palace.
That was how the original DTL facility in Nottingham, before East Midlands Today was established, worked too, into the masthead receiver at Sutton Coldfield. (see http://tx.mb21.co.uk/features/coldfield/18.shtml)
That was how the original DTL facility in Nottingham, before East Midlands Today was established, worked too, into the masthead receiver at Sutton Coldfield. (see http://tx.mb21.co.uk/features/coldfield/18.shtml)
Similar techniques were used for the Ipswich and Luton DTL positions I believe (microwave into a receive point also probably used for terrestrial FRV links)
I think very few of these circuits are still in use as they were PAL composite. These days an IP encoder would probably be more practical (assuming a reasonable data connection is present)
NE
So no Outside Source at all for the NC For the next fortnight thanks to the US Clock change.
If you watch @BBCOS in UK we're off air for 2 weeks due to US clock change. On @BBCWorld early at 2000GMT. And this is our spot in The Hague pic.twitter.com/1B55VdLOhr
— Ros Atkins (@BBCRosAtkins) March 13, 2017
RN
At 9 it was a UK bulletin from Studio A, the virtual studio.
What about at 9? UK bulletin? And if so where from?
At 9 it was a UK bulletin from Studio A, the virtual studio.
AS
AlexS
No Newsnight repeat tonight 