I went to 7plus to see the production ender for latest episode of Better Homes and Gardens and it looked like this:
So Motorbike Cops is the first show to have the new production ender.
I went to 7plus to see the production ender for latest episode of Better Homes and Gardens and it looked like this:
No HD watermark on Channel 70 in Melbourne during the opening segment of tonightâs AFL finals telecast, nor during the match.
They didnât last night either.
Looks very much like the old school Netflix intro
Yeah, saw that.
Does anyone know if the HD watermark disappeared in other 7 areas? (eg; Adelaide, Perth).
Yes perth
Weâll never know anything 100% unless someone works at BCM or NPC and kindly letâs us MS folk know Or a journo bothers to extensively do an interview about it or ask a publicist. Or someone goes into either building for a tour.
I do find it hard to believe every single aspect at BCM would be totally shut down / de-constructed, I mean transition is gradual and it took an eternity just to launch NPC after the initial announcement in early 2018.
Some crucial presentation execs / staff may very well have been kept at Docklands with their necessary systems still operaring, linked to NPC. Same goes for some other play-out things, including certain transmissions.
Who knows, we can only presume.
Based on my experience, BCM will be a ghost town by now. Or next month, depending on how long they give the shadow period.
NPC wouldâve been âoffline shadowingâ for a few weeks so that they could compare how things worked⌠that wouldâve been when those streams appeared in another thread here⌠then they switch over and NPCâs running the show with BCM offline shadowing.
Then BCM shuts down, usually at the end of the day shift⌠with the last one out turning off the lights.
Why wouldnât they shadow the most important and watched time of the day - primetime?
I would expect 6am-10.30pm to be shadowed.
Racing .com is produced at AFL HQ. The feed is then sent to Seven (previously BCM, now NPC) for inclusion in transmission feeds and to be on-fed to regionals.
After the four week handover, itâs time to cut the cord.
NPC still having some teething problems with Seven.
-Classification error at the start of âRemember the Titansâ tonight on 7mate. âPGâ warning with consumer advice aired, then a few seconds later a âGâ bug next to the âCCâ aired. Whoops
-EPG still having issues, with multi-channels not starting on time (unlike with BCM when theyâd be spot on), even with no live over-runs. Seems theyâve stopped adjusting EPG too, except for main channel which I noticed they adjusted on Friday night real time during AFL.
-Noticed a few promo and ad play out problems too.
I suppose not everything will be 100% again, but hopefully itâs picked up on.
Since the switchover the EPG only showing advertised times. Only now/next is updated.
As Sevenâs EPG always hasâŚ
(But I think you were replying to my comment about how it looked as thoigh the initial days of NPC they were adjusting the EPG live?)
No the EPG used to show actual times but they donât anymore (in Syd at least) except for the now/next times.
Okay, Iâm a bit confused now
Edit
Oh, wait, you mean like I also pointed out, that when a program wasnât live with over-run itâd always start spot on scheduled EPG time (to the minute or even second - as one of my TVs shows)?
And now it doesnât, seemingly out of whack by a few minutes or more (give or take)?
I think he means that when a program falls into the ânextâ slot, its start time is updated to reflect a late schedule change. But programs beyond the ânextâ slot arenât until they become the ânextâ program.
It makes sense to me because I know now & next data is handled differently to the 7-day data, at least on satellite anyway. Two different tables that sometimes conflict if not handled properly.
Thanks for that, I didnât realise there was a difference