When you say "full screen", am I right in assuming the picture will take up the whole of the transmitted screen, but they will still transmit in 4:3?
They will continue to transmit in 4:3. The big change is to get rid of the graphics block on the right hand of the screen as shown in the picture I posted.
Ah - historically wasn't Bloomberg smaller in-screen because they used all sorts of low-resolution video links for a lot of their contributions and they looked pants full-frame? Sounds like they've upgraded their kit...
Really wish they'd up the bit rate on their online feeds, running at less than 200kbps these days is really low, and that's the US feed, The UK one runs at 64kbps maximum.
CNBC's a lot more livelier and accesible than Bloomberg, on the other hand, any time I walk into a bank and they have a financial channel on, it seems to be Bloomberg rather than CNBC.
CNBC's a lot more livelier and accesible than Bloomberg, on the other hand, any time I walk into a bank and they have a financial channel on, it seems to be Bloomberg rather than CNBC.
Yeah, I don't think I've seen CNBC on display anyway. You see Bloomberg very often, the other day I was walking past a building in the city and they had an enormous projection screen (I'm talking cinema-size screen) of Bloomberg in reception.
