David Pickett wrote:
At 21:38 18-07-14, John Leonard wrote:
>Stream working well here - shame it's wildly out of sync with the
>broadcast picture, though.
>
>Some distortion apparent on FF passages?
>
Yes, I heard some distortion on the violins in places: it sounds digital
but I wasnt sure
At 21:38 18-07-14, John Leonard wrote:
>Stream working well here - shame it's wildly out of sync with the
>broadcast picture, though.
>
>Some distortion apparent on FF passages?
>
Yes, I heard some distortion on the violins in places: it sounds
digital but I wasnt sure where it came from, as I'v
Rev Tony Newnham wrote:
Hi
It looks interesting - but access via the digital networks would be
easier. At least it should be simpler than the BBC's Quadraphonic
trials back in the 1970's - that required to 2 FM receivers! Not
sure that my internet is currently reliable enough - especially in
t
Stream working well here - shame it's wildly out of sync with the broadcast
picture, though.
Some distortion apparent on FF passages?
John
On 18 Jul 2014, at 14:21, Rupert Brun wrote:
> The BBC will make the BBC Proms Concerts available in 4.0 using MPEG-DASH.
> The stream will be available
Rupert Brun wrote:
We can't deliver over normal broadcast channels because we don't have
the bandwidth and there would be very significant costs for a small
audience.
We are using MPEG DASH because it handles surround sound well and can
be decoded entirely within the browser without any third pa
Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
On 07/18/2014 03:48 PM, Andy Furniss wrote:
Rupert Brun wrote:
The BBC will make the BBC Proms Concerts available in 4.0 using
MPEG-DASH. The stream will be available internationally.
So the're available to the world subject to what browser/os you
use, but not to me
Hi
It looks interesting - but access via the digital networks would be
easier. At least it should be simpler than the BBC's Quadraphonic
trials back in the 1970's - that required to 2 FM receivers! Not sure
that my internet is currently reliable enough - especially in the
evenings, but I mi
At 15:34 18-07-14, Richard wrote:
>Firstly, i must say a thank you for letting us know. But, after the
>last test it is obvious that a large majority of us were unable to
>enjoy these broadcasts due to the limited requirements.
I should be interested to know what you mean by "limited
requiremen
We can't deliver over normal broadcast channels because we don't have the
bandwidth and there would be very significant costs for a small audience.
We are using MPEG DASH because it handles surround sound well and can be
decoded entirely within the browser without any third party software and th
On 07/18/2014 03:48 PM, Andy Furniss wrote:
Rupert Brun wrote:
The BBC will make the BBC Proms Concerts available in 4.0 using
MPEG-DASH. The stream will be available internationally.
So the're available to the world subject to what browser/os you use, but
not to me who pays the licence fee.
Rupert Brun wrote:
The BBC will make the BBC Proms Concerts available in 4.0 using
MPEG-DASH. The stream will be available internationally.
So the're available to the world subject to what browser/os you use, but
not to me who pays the licence fee.
Why must MPEG-DASH be used for this?
It's no
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