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A run of the mill quiz show etc, well, not worth the bother, especially as Mr Cortina points out, it's coming from a reputable and reliable source ?
It does seem incredible to me that no-one would check a programme on a tape was correct and satisfactory before putting it on air. You'd have to really trust your colleagues in your own/other companies.
When I did that job at the BBC you relied on the technical review that the tape had had when it was first made and the timings were decided on using a VHS viewing copy. But of course you'd always load and check the TX tape before it went to air - levels, timings, subtitles and of course you'd notice any errors or issues at the same time. Everything was checked and double checked
But then in the past, VT time was rarer and more expensive. Not checking tapes would explain that cock up discussed here a while back when Central were sent a programme to network, missing one part
A run of the mill quiz show etc, well, not worth the bother, especially as Mr Cortina points out, it's coming from a reputable and reliable source ?
It does seem incredible to me that no-one would check a programme on a tape was correct and satisfactory before putting it on air. You'd have to really trust your colleagues in your own/other companies.
When I did that job at the BBC you relied on the technical review that the tape had had when it was first made and the timings were decided on using a VHS viewing copy. But of course you'd always load and check the TX tape before it went to air - levels, timings, subtitles and of course you'd notice any errors or issues at the same time. Everything was checked and double checked
But then in the past, VT time was rarer and more expensive. Not checking tapes would explain that cock up discussed here a while back when Central were sent a programme to network, missing one part