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RE: BBC iPlayer - Technologist - 14-08-2023

12Mbit/sec say see https://www.digitalbitrate.com/dtv.php?mux=BBCB-PSB3-BELMONT&liste=1&live=35&lang=en 
and even 15 M for BBC3

and likewise for DSAT
https://www.digitalbitrate.com/dtv.php?mux=10773&pid=6311&live=69&sec=0&lang=en 


RE: BBC iPlayer - Transmission - 19-08-2023

(12-08-2023, 06:25 PM)Brekkie Wrote:  What is it on Amazon?

Somewhere around 30 seconds, if I recall correctly. I've seen similar from RTMP feeds over AWS.


RE: BBC iPlayer - aaron_scotland - 17-09-2023

Now a 24/7 Louis Theroux channel

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0gdlxg2/louis-theroux-channel 


They could do with making a new category so these are easier to find...


RE: BBC iPlayer - Brekkie - 17-09-2023

I get having channels with things like cartoons or gameshows where it doesn't particularly matter at what point you tune in as you're just getting a fix without wanting to work through a boxset, but surely with Louis Theroux docs you'd want to pick the ones you want to watch on demand rather than watch one at random.


RE: BBC iPlayer - aaron_scotland - 17-09-2023

(17-09-2023, 01:24 PM)Brekkie Wrote:  I get having channels with things like cartoons or gameshows where it doesn't particularly matter at what point you tune in as you're just getting a fix without wanting to work through a boxset, but surely with Louis Theroux docs you'd want to pick the ones you want to watch on demand rather than watch one at random.

It just seems the opposite of how TV should be going, Linear tv should be going away, and your picking what you want to watch when, like you said.


RE: BBC iPlayer - James2001 - 17-09-2023

But even now there's people who just like to put a channel on and sit back, rather than spend ages scrolling through stuff.


RE: BBC iPlayer - Neil Jones - 17-09-2023

Having "channels" should bridge the gap between linear TV and on-demand TV, by having a "channel" that pretends its a linear output, but on an on-demand basis.

Of course it could go too far the other way and we end up with channels for every single programme, though might have to draw the line at In The Night Garden Channel Wink


RE: BBC iPlayer - Ash101 - 23-09-2023

https://x.com/garylineker/status/1705652868638744975 

Interesting post on Twitter/X from Gary Lineker showing figures for iPlayer requests and % watched.

Even more interesting to see the Top 10 dominated by EastEnders! Not meant as a diss because I am a fan, which surely puts the rumours of its demise in this week’s Private Eye to bed.


RE: BBC iPlayer - London Lite - 23-09-2023

EastEnders helped by having the episode drop on iPlayer first before the linear airing which isn't until 7.30pm.

Mrs Brown's Boys adds another 500k-700k to their linear ratings, which is pretty decent for an older skewing sitcom.


RE: BBC iPlayer - James2001 - 23-09-2023

Yes, people who shout about EastEnders' demise look at the linear ratings, but with EastEnders dropping on iPlayer the morning of broadcast, plus the broadcast clashing with Emmerdale, a lot of people will be watching it on there, I certainly do most days.