The BBC does make some programmes available all the time
They are a small number of speech radio programmes to which the BBC has
all the rights.
Sadly with other programmes (radio programmes with music, TV programmes)
the rights situation is very complicated.
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--- On Sun, 28/2/10, Christopher Woods chris...@infinitus.co.uk wrote:
From: Christopher Woods chris...@infinitus.co.uk
Subject: RE: [backstage] A quick Dolby E question
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
Date: Sunday, 28 February, 2010, 18:05
SurCode's stuff can produce 24-bit Dolby-E iirc.
Hi,
Apologies - the move and unexpected connectivity loss did take the API
out for a while. Should be back now for you? I can't access it
internally, but hey, we have our own connectivity issues :-)
I do suggest people use /programmes instead though. Our experimental
service won't last
though I wonder how complicated the rights situation is, in reality. I'm
sure it's not simple, but I do worry that people get scared off by the word
'rights', and then don't try and investigate/question how we can offer the
best to the audience whilst still acknowledging the contributions of
Hi,
Have just joined this list in order to find out what has happened to the BBC
Google Calendars. They seem to have disappeared. I, for one (perhaps the
only one!) found them very useful. Can anyone shed any light?
Best Rgds,
Andy
On 01/03/10 10:09, Paul Rissen wrote:
Rights are important, and should be respected - but shouldn't be used as a
weapon to scare off questions/solutions...
And we've known that we need to tackle rights on new work (the rats nest
of pre-digital rights would probably require legislation to
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/01/no_bbc_trust_probe_iplayer_swf_verification/
The governing body of the BBC has no plans to investigate the Corporation's
decision to block open source implementations of RTMP (real-time messaging
protocol) streaming in the iPlayer, despite grumbles from
I'm not totally sure which ones you mean but the backstage one still exists
(although I got to say I've not updated it much recently)
http://ideas.welcomebackstage.com/calendar
or if you prefer -
Your right about the lawyers. As default they suggest you would be a mug to
give away any part of the rights.
I know I'm slightly bias but can I suggest http://free-culture.cc/ the book to
anyone interested in how complex rights can get.
When started RDTV, we took the stance of not using
Ah yes that's a lot nicer on the eyes now.
I'll get a new screenshot up soon
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On 01/03/10 11:22, Ian Forrester wrote:
Your right about the lawyers. As default they suggest you would be a mug to
give away any part of the rights.
In my experience there are very, very few lawyers who can help work
through more creative models. I've even been surprised by some of the
I mean the BBC program guide calendars which were a prototype developed by
Davis Buxton.
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/prototypes/archives/2007/04/icalendar_versi.html
e.g.
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/prototypes/archives/2007/04/icalendar_versi.html
webcal://gasmark6.com/guide/bbc/BBCRFour.ics
Hi Andy
No idea if Davis's feeds are still working, but this is now supported by
/programmes. For example:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/programmes/schedules.ics
Cheers
Jonathan
On 1 Mar 2010, at 11:55, Andy Smelt wrote:
I mean the BBC program guide calendars which were a prototype developed
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 11:55, Andy Smelt andysm...@gmail.com wrote:
I mean the BBC program guide calendars which were a prototype developed by
Davis Buxton.
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/prototypes/archives/2007/04/icalendar_versi.html
e.g.
webcal://gasmark6.com/guide/bbc/BBCRFour.ics
You can
From that document Flipfactory only seems to support 16/20
bit modes. I've tried both SoundCode and Surcode and they are
only 16/20 bit as well.
Huh, I (thought I was) reliably informed SurCode could handle 24. Well, if
that lot doesn't work I suspect you're talking Dolby-only hardware if
Hi Andy
Not sure why it's not working in Google Calendar.
That URL should update every day with the schedule for that day. There are week
views, but unfortunately they're not available in ics:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone/programmes/schedules/south_east/this_week/grid
I guess there's still
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