BBC1 HD DOG-less?

On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 10:40:17 +0100
"Mick." wrote:


"Davey" wrote in message
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On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:50:40 +0100
"Mick." wrote:

I hate dogs they are so distracting!

The Channel providers seem to think we need reminding what channel
we are watching!

If they are for that reason, why are they not used in commercial
breaks, is it because those paying for the adverts do not want them
either? Mick.

But.. but...but.. the BBC does not have commercial breaks (it says
here).
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Davey.
Hi Davey,
Yes I realise that but the BBC do have their own
adverts for programmes though, and the other freeview HD channels do
have adverts! Mick.


I know, hence my note: "it says here".
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"Mick." wrote in message
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I hate dogs they are so distracting!

The Channel providers seem to think we need reminding what channel we are
watching!

If they are for that reason, why are they not used in commercial breaks,
is it because those paying for the adverts do not want them either?

Well it does make it *slightly* easier to skip the commercials.

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Max Demian

I wonder if there 3D dogs just around the corner.
Brian

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"Max Demian" wrote in message
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"Mick." wrote in message
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I hate dogs they are so distracting!

The Channel providers seem to think we need reminding what channel we are
watching!

If they are for that reason, why are they not used in commercial breaks,
is it because those paying for the adverts do not want them either?

Well it does make it *slightly* easier to skip the commercials.

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Max Demian

Brian Gaff wrote:

I wonder if there 3D dogs just around the corner.

Don't laugh, I think the BBC HD 3D tests *did* have the BBC logo
floating in front of the screen, I only saw them by masking the two
halves of the screen from sight of each eye with my hands and going
cross-eyed ... maybe John Legon will be along to confirm?

Rob Chambers wrote:
Just noticed this morning that the DOG seems to have disappeared from
BBC1 HD (Freesat). Is this connected to the final analogue switchoff, I
wonder?

Rob

It's back this afternoon. :-(

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Adrian

Andy Burns wrote:
Brian Gaff wrote:

I wonder if there 3D dogs just around the corner.

Don't laugh, I think the BBC HD 3D tests *did* have the BBC logo
floating in front of the screen, I only saw them by masking the two
halves of the screen from sight of each eye with my hands and going
cross-eyed ... maybe John Legon will be along to confirm?

Yes. The logo on the 3D pop demo appeared to float in front of the
background, which had depth 'behind' the screen, but I don't think it
was brought forward any distance in front of the screen. It was in the
screen plane IIRC.

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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I wonder if there 3D dogs just around the corner.

Well some channels have animated DOGs which is annoying enough.

Not channels that normal people watch, though.

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Max Demian

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Martin wrote:
On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:08:49 +0100, "Max Demian"
wrote:

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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I wonder if there 3D dogs just around the corner.

Well some channels have animated DOGs which is annoying enough.

Not channels that normal people watch, though.

Animated Great Danes are part of the show.

skooby doo?

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On Friday, April 13th, 2012, at 17:08:49h +0100, Max Demian wrote:

Not channels that normal people watch, though.

If not enough people, normal or otherwise, were watching these
TV stations, they would not still be broadcasting.

"Max Demian" wrote in message
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"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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I wonder if there 3D dogs just around the corner.

Well some channels have animated DOGs which is annoying enough.

Not channels that normal people watch, though.

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Max Demian
In time they will be on all channels they seem to be getting there.
Look at the +1 dogs!
Mick.