BBC Breakfast
#61
Now a larger digital clock . . . which is probably someone's iPad.

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#62
Stuart post_id=29281 time= user_id=875 Wrote:Now a larger digital clock . . .

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I know they're trying to have a laugh about it all, but it just makes BBC Breakfast feel amateurish, with poor technical back-up. It's a clock and they don't even have the infrastructure to get one on screen. It's meant to be a world-class broadcaster?
#63
steely12 post_id=29282 time= user_id=1199 Wrote:
Stuart post_id=29281 time= user_id=875 Wrote:Now a larger digital clock . . .

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I know they're trying to have a laugh about it all, but it just makes BBC Breakfast feel amateurish, with poor technical back-up. It's a clock and they don't even have the infrastructure to get one on screen. It's meant to be a world-class broadcaster?

'' amateurish'' give me a break ?
#64
Appalling they can’t get a clock on screen after over an hour.
#65
Despite all the technical failings GB News had, at least they had a working clock. At least we had some fun with clocks this morning.
#66
PD post_id=29202 time= user_id=1887 Wrote:This hot weather has reminded me of an ep of Breakfast in 2003 or '04 during a heatwave. I seem to remember the whole show was presented by Dermot & Natasha from the Blue Peter garden, with Moira at the newsdesk in the studio. Does anyone else remember this or am I going crazy in the heat?

Would be nice to see something similar at Salford Quays, but I guess it's not nearly as practical as it was at the old TVC BP garden!

I'm afraid I don't remember this, but I do remember how it was quite exciting when The Big Breakfast used to do the whole show from outside, with the chairs on the lawn, in the Chris and Gaby era they didn't do it very often but it always felt like a bit of fun, and suitably spontaneous. Always love that kind of thing.

steely12 post_id=29276 time= user_id=1199 Wrote:This is probably why they don't have lower thirds all the way through on BBC Breakfast: because BBC Salford technology is too ramshackle to tolerate anything beyond a simple clock. It's amateurish.

Can you please explain exactly what has gone wrong and what they should be doing to fix it? Given you're convinced it's clearly so simple and obvious.
#67
Steve Williams post_id=29294 time= user_id=1326 Wrote:Can you please explain exactly what has gone wrong and what they should be doing to fix it? Given you're convinced it's clearly so simple and obvious.

Well it’s not good that they can’t get a clock on screen. There must be back up graphics systems in place?

If the issue is that staff are off because they’re self isolating then they should be able to at least talk the staff who are there through it on the phone.
#68
If it was that simple to get one up, don't you think they would have done it?
#69
It looks a lot better without the graphics and those two clocks on sofa a great studio upgrade :lol:
#70
Give them a break... Maybe the clock has been 'pinged' and is self-isolating Wink
#71
What is the world coming to when the BBC are getting a bashing because they can have an issue with their on screen clock? Appalling and Amateurish - seriously??

The whole thing was quite amusing, and the majority of the social media sphere found it so too.
#72
I think one of the last times this happened they used a computer on a simple clock website which they modified to have the red background and possibly with Reith then cropped and resized as an OS.

Maybe not an option this time if any available computers are being used for video links.
#73
Newsroom post_id=29314 time= user_id=1342 Wrote:What is the world coming to when the BBC are getting a bashing because they can have an issue with their on screen clock? Appalling and Amateurish - seriously??

The whole thing was quite amusing, and the majority of the social media sphere found it so too.
Quite, I'm surprised some of you lot aren't finishing your posts with #DefundTheBBC with the level of outrage this morning.
#74
Clearly Vixrt or whatever it’s called there is no other back up, I did see the live bug appear, how is that generated ?

Couldn’t the regions have put the clock up over the network feed as the one in Leeds was working
#75
Jamesypoo post_id=29321 time= user_id=828 Wrote:
Newsroom post_id=29314 time= user_id=1342 Wrote:What is the world coming to when the BBC are getting a bashing because they can have an issue with their on screen clock? Appalling and Amateurish - seriously??

The whole thing was quite amusing, and the majority of the social media sphere found it so too.
Quite, I'm surprised some of you lot aren't finishing your posts with #DefundTheBBC with the level of outrage this morning.

On the contrary. It clearly needs more funding!!


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