NG
Think each nation has their own clean-feed - but I suspect they would have booked a circuit to get talkback.
I think the three BBC nations have totally assignable (by them) feeds from Red Bee's playout router and server ports in W12 ?
That's my understanding - and I assume they are HD now. The three nations, AIUI, each have ports on the Red Bee router used in Playout 1 - so if a source is on the router for BBC One, BBC Two etc. in London it is also available to be routed down the clean feeds to the nations, under remote control from the nations' playout areas.
I think BBC One and BBC Two in each nation share the clean feed though - I don't think they have one for each channel.
noggin
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In fact they could presumably have contrived to use the usual clean feed circuit rather than booking a circuit specifically? That might have needed the other nations to go into the net1 feed once the network programme was on air.
Think each nation has their own clean-feed - but I suspect they would have booked a circuit to get talkback.
I think the three BBC nations have totally assignable (by them) feeds from Red Bee's playout router and server ports in W12 ?
That's my understanding - and I assume they are HD now. The three nations, AIUI, each have ports on the Red Bee router used in Playout 1 - so if a source is on the router for BBC One, BBC Two etc. in London it is also available to be routed down the clean feeds to the nations, under remote control from the nations' playout areas.
I think BBC One and BBC Two in each nation share the clean feed though - I don't think they have one for each channel.