ST
Indeed, not a perfect start, but better than going off the end of the runway...(as one of their reports demonstrated)
http://www.gorillaenterprises.co.uk/upload/uploadFiles/PlaneOffRunway.jpg
(everyone got out unscathed, btw!)
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
http://vid273.photobucket.com/albums/jj219/StuartPlymouth/BBCNewsError-301008.flv
its me posted:
Well that didnt go to plan, almost all of the VTs failed during the headlines on the One, then no titles or regional opt and straight into the top story, looking into the wrong camera. 
Indeed, not a perfect start, but better than going off the end of the runway...(as one of their reports demonstrated)
http://www.gorillaenterprises.co.uk/upload/uploadFiles/PlaneOffRunway.jpg
(everyone got out unscathed, btw!)
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
http://vid273.photobucket.com/albums/jj219/StuartPlymouth/BBCNewsError-301008.flv
PT
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
davidlees posted:
Stuart posted:
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
R2
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
I always wonder how you could read to the wrong camera as I was led to believe there is a red light on all cameras that comes on when that one is live. I can understand looking at the wrong camera but not to continue reading to it - surely you realise you're at the wrong one and quickly glance around for the right one.
Paul T posted:
davidlees posted:
Stuart posted:
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
I always wonder how you could read to the wrong camera as I was led to believe there is a red light on all cameras that comes on when that one is live. I can understand looking at the wrong camera but not to continue reading to it - surely you realise you're at the wrong one and quickly glance around for the right one.
MI
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
I always wonder how you could read to the wrong camera as I was led to believe there is a red light on all cameras that comes on when that one is live. I can understand looking at the wrong camera but not to continue reading to it - surely you realise you're at the wrong one and quickly glance around for the right one.
As I understand there is indeed a light on top of the camera, however Sophie may have been expecting the gallery team to change to the usual opening camera after a second or so. There is the risk that if she quickly changed back to a the original camera the gallery may have switched cameras at the same time, causing further problems.
r2ro posted:
Paul T posted:
davidlees posted:
Stuart posted:
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
I always wonder how you could read to the wrong camera as I was led to believe there is a red light on all cameras that comes on when that one is live. I can understand looking at the wrong camera but not to continue reading to it - surely you realise you're at the wrong one and quickly glance around for the right one.
As I understand there is indeed a light on top of the camera, however Sophie may have been expecting the gallery team to change to the usual opening camera after a second or so. There is the risk that if she quickly changed back to a the original camera the gallery may have switched cameras at the same time, causing further problems.
GE
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
I think the sports/entertainment headlines which go out on the NC are prerecorded - there's no reason the main presenter couldn't have the script to read out live, other than the fact that the VT usually works...
incidentally, the output of N6/TC7 is now the network sustaining feed during the main programme - so if a region can't opt during the headline sequence, they'll see the sport/entertainment heads rather than MHS.
thegeek
Founding member
Paul T posted:
davidlees posted:
Stuart posted:
But for your delictation "its me", here is the BBC News at One title sequence....
So there was a <1 second opt after all. Did all regions do that?
From the News Channel version on the iplayer looks like they couldn't do the NC opt - perhaps for the same reason that they couldn't switch cameras at first? Guess they might then have cancelled the regions opting out to save an uncomfortable moment for NC viewers?
incidentally, the output of N6/TC7 is now the network sustaining feed during the main programme - so if a region can't opt during the headline sequence, they'll see the sport/entertainment heads rather than MHS.
NS
NickyS
Founding member
For those of you who have seen the current BBC News mobile promos -someone is taking the mickey already
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5GWQ3jKbc3o
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5GWQ3jKbc3o
CH
That's quite shocking - putting 9/11 next to John Sergeant. I wouldn't be surprised if there are complaints about that.
NickyS posted:
For those of you who have seen the current BBC News mobile promos -someone is taking the mickey already
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5GWQ3jKbc3o
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5GWQ3jKbc3o
That's quite shocking - putting 9/11 next to John Sergeant. I wouldn't be surprised if there are complaints about that.