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Well, judging by his ITV region and BBC News region, I'd say he was watching BBC One NI. Looking at DigiGuide, there's nothing scheduled as 'Pages from Ceefax' or any other gaps in the schedule so presumably it's just a time-filler, or they had some kind of technical problem and decided to go with something quick and easy to just plonk on-screen.
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A.J.A. posted:
What region? Normally only Scotland uses Ceefax on BBC1.
Well, judging by his ITV region and BBC News region, I'd say he was watching BBC One NI. Looking at DigiGuide, there's nothing scheduled as 'Pages from Ceefax' or any other gaps in the schedule so presumably it's just a time-filler, or they had some kind of technical problem and decided to go with something quick and easy to just plonk on-screen.
AJ
Yes, but this is TV Forum - the place where people don't necessarily watch their own regions! According to the BBC ONE website, Scotland had ten minutes of Weatherview between 12.50 and 1am... which I very much doubt!
The Potato posted:
Well, judging by his ITV region and BBC News region, I'd say he was watching BBC One NI.
Yes, but this is TV Forum - the place where people don't necessarily watch their own regions! According to the BBC ONE website, Scotland had ten minutes of Weatherview between 12.50 and 1am... which I very much doubt!
HM
Well, judging by his ITV region and BBC News region, I'd say he was watching BBC One NI. Looking at DigiGuide, there's nothing scheduled as 'Pages from Ceefax' or any other gaps in the schedule so presumably it's just a time-filler, or they had some kind of technical problem and decided to go with something quick and easy to just plonk on-screen.
I'm a she, not a he! BBC Northern Ireland it was on. The announcer started to read something then stoped and then read something else - like it was a last second thing so probably it was a time filler.
The Potato posted:
A.J.A. posted:
What region? Normally only Scotland uses Ceefax on BBC1.
Well, judging by his ITV region and BBC News region, I'd say he was watching BBC One NI. Looking at DigiGuide, there's nothing scheduled as 'Pages from Ceefax' or any other gaps in the schedule so presumably it's just a time-filler, or they had some kind of technical problem and decided to go with something quick and easy to just plonk on-screen.
I'm a she, not a he! BBC Northern Ireland it was on. The announcer started to read something then stoped and then read something else - like it was a last second thing so probably it was a time filler.