2008/5/29 Jeremy Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A few interesting points picked out by the guardian ;)
Yes, they do have a rather vested interest. I have to say that I do rather
agree that the BBC search engine is bloody awful. It comes as no surprise
that people are not using it! Ever tried to
Just a quick idea. How about a page on bbc.co.uk noting sections that have
closed?
2008/5/29 Andrew Bowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I see the film reviews are nolonger being updated on the BBC
site. Does anyone know why and will this mean that the film
reviews xml feeds will no longer be
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctrust/assets/files/pdf/regulatory_framework/service_licences/service_reviews/report_bbc.co.uk_review.pdf
Now that is awesome!
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 7:48 PM, Chris Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using the iPlayer on the Wii quite a lot recently and felt the
interface could be improved to make navigation easier on the Wii's low
resolution. Because of this, I've created an alternative
Thanks for the feedback. With regards to your suggestions:
1) This is something I'm working on. Unfortunately to find out which
programs are not available I'd have to query them all individually, which is
something I'd rather not do. I was planning though to cache the request when
the user finds
Hi all,
Apologies if this is a dupe, or old news. Someone (Paul Battley, I
think, possibly others) has made a rather nice download client for the
streaming iPlayer for the Mac.
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/news/3565-enterprising-soul-creates-bbc-iplayer-download-app-for-mac.html
Yes, I saw this pop up on the wiki (http://beebhack.bluwiki.com) last
month - great stuff.
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 12:27 PM, Graeme West [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Apologies if this is a dupe, or old news. Someone (Paul Battley, I think,
possibly others) has made a rather nice download
Sorry fellas.
Can we have this discussion somewhere else ?
This makes life harder for the iPlayer team who will have to look again at what
they're doing.
this makes life harder for the backstage team who want this list to carry on as
unmoderated.
We know this stuff is going but discussion and
Jeremy Stone wrote:
Sorry fellas.
The BBC supports Gender discrimination now?[1]
Can we have this discussion somewhere else ?
Why? Is this some kind of cover up?
Didn't the Trust tell the BBC to produce download clients for other
platforms as soon as possible? Wouldn't someone else building a
The only valid compromise I can see, is to move the discussion to the
developer list.
This is important info, and whether you are for or against it, this is
the current state-of-play.
Both ourselves and the developers should know where we stand.
-
Sent via the backstage.bbc.co.uk discussion group.
You say Didn't the Trust tell the BBC to produce download clients for other
platforms as soon as possible? But didn't the Trust also set the conditions
for DRM?
The point here isn't so much that someone has made a download client but has
made a download client that allows for the download of DRM
Ryan Morrison wrote:
You say Didn't the Trust tell the BBC to produce download clients for other
platforms as soon as possible? But didn't the Trust also set the conditions
for DRM?
It doesn't say how secure the DRM has to be.
And security wise it doesn't really need to be secure at all. After
Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to restrict discussion of certain topics isn't censorship? What
precisely do you call it then?
It's only censorship if they try to stop ALL discussion on a subject - as the
suggestion was that discussion be moved to somewhere else, not stopped
completely it
Is it just me getting audio mutes every few seconds on the Real Audio stream
of BBC Radio 4 FM. The LW feed is OK though...
Who do you tell these days?
--
Brian Butterworth
http://www.ukfree.tv - independent digital television and switchover advice,
since 2002
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2008/5/30 Ryan Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to restrict discussion of certain topics isn't censorship? What
precisely do you call it then?
It's only censorship if they try to stop ALL discussion on a subject - as
the
suggestion was that discussion be
Brian - I have alerted our teams. Thank you. We are experiencing
on-going problems with a few of our streams, you may notice issues on
some listen again programmes (although I think we are down to the last
few with a problem at the moment).
In future the best way to contact us about streaming
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