IS
It's possible, I don't know if it's something that they or any major TV station has though.
Would it be the case now that anyone with the right passwords would be able to dial in remotely from any location to be able to control the playout system in the case of an evacuation? I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
It's possible, I don't know if it's something that they or any major TV station has though.
MW
It's possible, I don't know if it's something that they or any major TV station has though.
AIUI (Which is very limited understanding) the Pro-Bel they use in White City has a web interface which you can log in and move things about on the automation system. Don't hold me to that though.
Would it be the case now that anyone with the right passwords would be able to dial in remotely from any location to be able to control the playout system in the case of an evacuation? I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
It's possible, I don't know if it's something that they or any major TV station has though.
AIUI (Which is very limited understanding) the Pro-Bel they use in White City has a web interface which you can log in and move things about on the automation system. Don't hold me to that though.
MA
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
MW
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
Laptop?
I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
Laptop?
NG
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
You'd be surprised... Far better than a set-top box under the telly - if you have it properly networked to your main Media Center PC.
noggin
Founding member
I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
You'd be surprised... Far better than a set-top box under the telly - if you have it properly networked to your main Media Center PC.
MA
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
You'd be surprised... Far better than a set-top box under the telly - if you have it properly networked to your main Media Center PC.
Ohhhh, I'd be divorced if I dare bring even my mobile phone into the bedroom ,never mind a PC !!!
I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
You'd be surprised... Far better than a set-top box under the telly - if you have it properly networked to your main Media Center PC.
Ohhhh, I'd be divorced if I dare bring even my mobile phone into the bedroom ,never mind a PC !!!
IS
It's absolutely possible, although I'd imagine that running a TV channel remotely would be a bit hairy and not something you'd want to do for anything important. You probably wouldn't have any monitoring except what you can see off air... and that's too late especially if there's a significant satellite/digital delay.
Red Bee don't use Pro-Bel, at least not for the BBC channels.
AIUI (Which is very limited understanding) the Pro-Bel they use in White City has a web interface which you can log in and move things about on the automation system. Don't hold me to that though.
It's absolutely possible, although I'd imagine that running a TV channel remotely would be a bit hairy and not something you'd want to do for anything important. You probably wouldn't have any monitoring except what you can see off air... and that's too late especially if there's a significant satellite/digital delay.
Red Bee don't use Pro-Bel, at least not for the BBC channels.
IS
I believe that there were lots of radio station staff and engineers on their computers in the early hours of the morning on 31/09/1997, dialling into their automation and hurriedly changing playlists and news durations!
SP
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
You'd be surprised... Far better than a set-top box under the telly - if you have it properly networked to your main Media Center PC.
Ohhhh, I'd be divorced if I dare bring even my mobile phone into the bedroom ,never mind a PC !!!
Well, in the case of the person I was thinking of, it's his spare bedroom. Hope that allays any concerns.
I know from experience, this is very common in radio these days where programme controllers can control what goes out on air from their bedroom at home.
How many adults have their PC in their bedroom !?
You'd be surprised... Far better than a set-top box under the telly - if you have it properly networked to your main Media Center PC.
Ohhhh, I'd be divorced if I dare bring even my mobile phone into the bedroom ,never mind a PC !!!
Well, in the case of the person I was thinking of, it's his spare bedroom. Hope that allays any concerns.
MW
Red Bee don't use Pro-Bel, at least not for the BBC channels.
Right you are. I was told they did by an unreliable source anyway.
Red Bee don't use Pro-Bel, at least not for the BBC channels.
Right you are. I was told they did by an unreliable source anyway.