william post_id=15355 time=1622228886 user_id=1264 Wrote:Even with bonding, is 4G (I'm going to disregard 5G due to the coverage…) practical - EDIT: "reliable" - for live stuff in the UK yet?
And can you make simple edits to recorded footage on the camera and tell it to send those clips, or do you still need a laptop etc.?
One word - No.
In fairness the Panasonic / NDI stuff could have better redundancy and encoding with better latency, or go via a third party like Zixi - but if you're relying on one SIM card, you're pushing your luck, especially if you have to go somewhere quite busy.
You can just fire everything back as a store and forward device, playing out in realtime, or just edit on a laptop and fire over Wifi.
In fact - quick search shows everything is NDI
https://www.tvbeurope.com/live-productio...s-newsroom
Isnt the benefit of LiveU the fact it splits the encoding packets over multiple sims, so if say Three drops out briefly, the others can pick up the slack. To rely on 1 sim... It may work fine most of the time but as soon as the connection drops your broadcast is going to down the pan too.
Les Bean post_id=15336 time=1622224548 user_id=1 Wrote:A furniture preview if anyone is interested...
https://twitter.com/FayCross/status/1398259907472891905
There was a similar "last time we're all together" post from the VJ's which might suggest they're going intro full rehearsals from next week.
Well if that what they are using on air.....Yuck!
Mouseboy33 post_id=15390 time=1622238718 user_id=1168 Wrote:Les Bean post_id=15336 time=1622224548 user_id=1 Wrote:A furniture preview if anyone is interested...
https://twitter.com/FayCross/status/1398259907472891905
There was a similar "last time we're all together" post from the VJ's which might suggest they're going intro full rehearsals from next week.
Well if that what they are using on air.....Yuck!
I'm hoping it's green room or staff break room furniture.
DavidWhitfield post_id=15290 time=1622217001 user_id=1016 Wrote:TravisM post_id=15255 time=1622205260 user_id=1023 Wrote:Apologies if this is old news, But I Just read that Angelos Frangopoulos is the CEO of GB News. Considering he took Sky News Australia from a respectable news source to a political megaphone and is proud of the "Foxifacation", this will be interesting.
[mention]TravisM[/mention] - Please respect the rules about politics. Your post makes it abundantly clear which side of the fence you're on, and it's not of interest. The rules are very clear on this.
Let's agree to draw this to a close now please and get back to discussing the channel and its presentation.
Apologies. I was using a term from an article. I actually don't have a clue about politics or care really. But if it appeared political than I sincerely apologise. Wasn't my intention.
valley post_id=15316 time=1622221793 user_id=971 Wrote:Markymark post_id=15314 time=1622221340 user_id=1078 Wrote:Interesting too that Guto's S4C role will continue
I imagine this will mean he will no longer appear on Sky's Press Preview, for example, though.
Yes considering anyone part of Times Radio doesn't appear on the Press Preview anymore, I think it's probably 100 certain that anyone part of GB News will also not be appearing on the Press Preview from now on.
Someone said it was launching on Sky digital 515. Is that still the case, or has the channel changed?
Robertclark125 post_id=15422 time=1622281532 user_id=1163 Wrote:Someone said it was launching on Sky digital 515. Is that still the case, or has the channel changed?
Sky don't generally change their EPG until about 10:00 the day of launch, especially where a new channel is going to occupy an existing slot.
That's why I thought it was rather odd that GBN are launching on a Bank Holiday, although no doubt there are still plenty of people around at Sky to do the necessary changes.
Stuart post_id=15426 time=1622283677 user_id=875 Wrote:Robertclark125 post_id=15422 time=1622281532 user_id=1163 Wrote:Someone said it was launching on Sky digital 515. Is that still the case, or has the channel changed?
Sky don't generally change their EPG until about 10:00 the day of launch, especially where a new channel is going to occupy an existing slot.
That's why I thought it was rather odd that GBN are launching on a Bank Holiday, although no doubt there are still plenty of people around at Sky to do the necessary changes.
They're launching on Sunday 13th June.
Robertclark125 post_id=15422 time=1622281532 user_id=1163 Wrote:Someone said it was launching on Sky digital 515. Is that still the case, or has the channel changed?
The present incumbents of Sky Ch 515 have a ticker running, saying they move to Ch 524 on June 1st. So GBN won't appear on Sky until at least then
With regards to their schedules, if they plan to go down a similar path to the main US news channels, I guess from 6.00am until 1.00am will be the "appointment to view" schedules, with 1.00am - 6.00am used to repeat the most popular or big programmes.
Fox News and MSNBC use the 1.00am onward schedules to repeat usually the 8pm to Midnight programmes. They do this for another reason of course, helping the west coast viewers in the pacific time zone to see the main prime time shows in their prime time slots PT time zone.
TMD_24 post_id=15577 time=1622391547 user_id=1011 Wrote:So I take it from this that GB News on YouTube won't be geo-blocked.
The downside implication there is GB News won't be showing/have access to very much news agency etc content ?
Sky News on YouTube if I recall has a different edition of the sports bulletins during the EPL season as they're not allowed to show their content, otherwise the only time it splits is during some US Presidential debates when they'll take a different feed than the one they show on their linear platforms.
London Lite post_id=15588 time=1622393443 user_id=953 Wrote:Sky News on YouTube if I recall has a different edition of the sports bulletins during the EPL season as they're not allowed to show their content, otherwise the only time it splits is during some US Presidential debates when they'll take a different feed than the one they show on their linear platforms.
Sky News on YouTube shows a different edition of sports bulletins / Sportsline throughout the year due to rights. Very occasionally they will run a different documentary during those dedicated slots, depending on rights.