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Simulcast means a programme is broadcast across two different mediums or channels, be it radio or tv.
So the answer to your question is "no" because the BBC ONE and BBC NEWS 24 are both TV channels, and therefore the same medium.
"Simulcast" is what the BBC used to do with BBC1 and (for example) Radio 3 FM before there was NICAM sound to provide stereo reception for live music (such as "Live Aid")
You seem to have misunderstood the answer to your question. A Simulcast is a broadcast across more than one TV channel, or, a radio station.
Thank you.
A PROGRAMME BROADCAST ACROSS TWO DIFFERENT MEDIUMS OR CHANNELS BE IT TV OR RADIO.
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ukfreetv posted:
News room posted:
Simulcast means a programme is broadcast across two different mediums or channels, be it radio or tv.
So the answer to your question is "no" because the BBC ONE and BBC NEWS 24 are both TV channels, and therefore the same medium.
"Simulcast" is what the BBC used to do with BBC1 and (for example) Radio 3 FM before there was NICAM sound to provide stereo reception for live music (such as "Live Aid")
You seem to have misunderstood the answer to your question. A Simulcast is a broadcast across more than one TV channel, or, a radio station.
Thank you.
A PROGRAMME BROADCAST ACROSS TWO DIFFERENT MEDIUMS OR CHANNELS BE IT TV OR RADIO.