On 10 Nov 2010, at 09:49, Geoff Hogg wrote:
Or even have an iPlayer channel for programmes that haven't been
broadcast at all?
+1
[tempted to undermine with a facile suggestion about a channel for programmes
that do not exist, but I won't do that]
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Ben Weiner |
From another point of view.
Why not put on iPlayer HD versions of programmes that haven't been
broadcast in HD. Maybe even 1080p?
Or even have an iPlayer channel for programmes that haven't been
broadcast at all?
There does seem to be the issue that iPlayer can only be used to catch
up with
There is content in iPlayer that's never been broadcast or scheduled-
our RD videos for instance.
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Not really- we use the iplayer backend to provide the embeddable media
player to stick in Movable type. The UI for the ingest makes clear that
this content is going into iPlayer, and various metadata elements are
assigned so that it is associated as a 'non-scheduled' element.
It's a bit strange
The Sky at Night is still SD but it's broadcast as upscaled HD on BBC1 HD.
The quality is slightly better but it would be nice in proper HD.
I'm not too worried about Patrick's wrinkles (see Countryfile/Jay Hunt
affair).
I just don't see the logic of having two versions of the same programme
Sorry to spam list ! Hope this is relevant:
Thought list might be interested to know that tomorrow lunchtime; George
Wright; the BBC's Head of Prototyping will be answering questions for an hour
via Twitter about his teams' work building demos, services and prototypes for
the BBC's Research
Cool! Will tweet from @bbcrd. we're keen for more followers there too!
Ant
(out of the office, but still on email.)
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