SBS does have a ticker at the start and after the first break of the program, as well as an audible sound during the former.
As for the end-credit advisory, it could be for viewers wondering why someone was talking over the quiet parts of the program or just as a way to let viewers know of the option.
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You won’t hear the audio descriptions unless you’ve enabled them via the audio settings on your TV.
Surely a full screen message with the alert tone and voiceover per the ABC is the more effective way of alerting people that the option is there. I doubt the ticker is effective, particularly if the target viewer is blind or vision impaired.
You wouldn’t put classification advisories at the end of the programs.
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Which is starting to give me the irrits now. It takes too long to scroll through. An advisory card at the start or end would be better.
Official TV opening was is 24 October 1980.
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yes this thread is dead but
Does anyone have any more WorldWatch caps? Preferably the ones like this:
Or any of the 5am English-language bulletins?
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