Not sure what the go is here (especially since the correct Prime7 “Live & Free” graphic was used on the golf telecast), but currently on Prime7 Central Coast:
…and yes, I’ve finally got some useable regional TV reception on the final night before returning home! Probably won’t get to capture/record that much, but we’ll see how it goes.
NBN Central/Gold Coast version of said glitch - note the transparency differences with both the “HD” and “NBN” elements!
Are all the pres coordinators having a yearly get together tonight or something?
They’re probably having their christmas party!
Maybe a last hoorah celebration for the department at BCM 
Before bowing out next year? 
Hmmm
Interesting to see it on GWN. Makes me think it’s not so accidental.
It probably is accidental, but I love incoherent speculation so I will add some.
Imagine how boring this place would be without that!
Anyway, one watermark issue resolved - the Nine has been restored to the correct home in the bottom right corner now with Cold Case.
I can’t check to see whether or not it’s still being used on Prime7 because I’m now back home in Sydney and well out of reach of the Central Coast regional channel transmissions, but personally I wondered if the solid red Seven logo in the top right hand corner of the screen might be something used for Sports coverage on WIN Seven in Griffith/Regional SA since those stations and Prime7/GWN7 are played out from MediaHub these days.
its not there anymore . hence a mediahub playou t error
Prime never watermark Sunrise or The Morning Show. The real test will be when the golf finishes. It’ll be interesting to see if the solid, red Seven bug is present in Sydney Weekender this afternoon.
Edit: They’re using “LIVE & FREE|Prime7” branding in the in the top right for the golf.
10 Peach w/m during Gfinity program. Placement avoids covering the scores. For some reason the entire program has a black border.
And over on WIN
Is this not the normal Prime sport watermark? As introduced a year or two ago (which most thought was good for network ID, previous years had just used a generic “7” one).
Yes.
