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RE: BBC1 Christmas - Steve in Pudsey - 28-10-2023

I turn into a broken record on this, but worth remembering that the mechanical symbols of old tied up a studio (Pres B) so the limited window that they were used for was more out of necessity than choice.


RE: BBC1 Christmas - Argyess - 28-10-2023

(28-10-2023, 03:58 PM)Steve in Pudsey Wrote:  I turn into a broken record on this, but worth remembering that the mechanical symbols of old tied up a studio (Pres B) so the limited window that they were used for was more out of necessity than choice.

That's true, although the practice of airing the Christmas ident for just 3 days (with the occasional extension to 4 or 5 days in the years when there were Bank Holidays in lieu) would remain in place all the way up to 1999, long after the mechanical models had ceased to be used.


RE: BBC1 Christmas - Former Member 24 - 28-10-2023

(28-10-2023, 05:54 PM)Argyess Wrote:  That's true, although the practice of airing the Christmas ident for just 3 days (with the occasional extension to 4 or 5 days in the years when there were Bank Holidays in lieu) would remain in place all the way up to 1999, long after the mechanical models had ceased to be used.

Ah, that explains why 1994's snowmen (the Boxing Day variant with the wrapping paper gone) remained in place until 28th December, as the 27th was a Bank Holiday.


RE: BBC1 Christmas - Milkshake - 16-11-2023

No hits to what it is, but hits its coming.

https://x.com/PoppyDog08/status/1725155998812270637?s=20 


RE: BBC1 Christmas - fusionlad - 16-11-2023

(16-11-2023, 03:44 PM)Milkshake Wrote:  No hits to what it is, but hits its coming.

https://x.com/PoppyDog08/status/1725155998812270637?s=20 

Do you mean hints?


RE: BBC1 Christmas - rick - 17-11-2023

Is '1 ST' a code, or does that read as "1st News Safe Ident", meaning there'll be more than one?


RE: BBC1 Christmas - James2001 - 17-11-2023

Isn't "16:9 FHA" which is on that VT clock an SD term, and it's fair to say the ident is almost certainly not in SD- presumably using the wrong terminology there, as HD isn't "full height anamorphic".


RE: BBC1 Christmas - JAS84 - 17-11-2023

It's a Wales variant. Is their local news still SD, upscaled for HD, rather than native HD? If so it wouldn't surprise me if the same goes for the ident.


RE: BBC1 Christmas - Steve in Pudsey - 17-11-2023

Not since they moved a couple of years ago surely?


RE: BBC1 Christmas - IanJRedman - 17-11-2023

Wales has been full HD for some time.