NG
All the TOTP repeats on BBC Four will have been through a compliance edit and made safe for broadcast under current rules.
A show like Top of the Pops wouldn't really be allowed to just put a warning up if it were made these days, unless there were very strong reasons to broadcast material that would fail a photosensivity test.
All recorded shows - with few exceptions are expected to deliver with no photosensitivity failures. Live shows are expected to monitor their rehearsals through a Flashing Pattern Analyser (like a Harding) and modify anything that fails in rehearsal so that it passes a second rehearsal.
There are exceptions - but these are quite rare.
noggin
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I'm perpetually slightly miffed that they won't upload SD material to iPlayer at 50fps.
Would Starlight/Numero Uno at 10:45 come with a flashing images warning these days?
Would Starlight/Numero Uno at 10:45 come with a flashing images warning these days?
All the TOTP repeats on BBC Four will have been through a compliance edit and made safe for broadcast under current rules.
A show like Top of the Pops wouldn't really be allowed to just put a warning up if it were made these days, unless there were very strong reasons to broadcast material that would fail a photosensivity test.
All recorded shows - with few exceptions are expected to deliver with no photosensitivity failures. Live shows are expected to monitor their rehearsals through a Flashing Pattern Analyser (like a Harding) and modify anything that fails in rehearsal so that it passes a second rehearsal.
There are exceptions - but these are quite rare.