Another BBC2 local opt on analogue

J G Miller wrote:
On Sunday, September 27th, 2009 at 14:16:34h +0100, Jamie Robert Powell reported:

Earlier today BBC2 analogue on Winter Hill and Emley Moor opted out from
"BBC2 England" and carried "The Super League Show"

....and Belmont, and I think also Pontop, Bilsdale, and Chatton ?

When Winter Hill BBC-2 channel 62 analog and associated relays transmissions
end next month, how will affected viewers continue to watch the show,
other than pointing their antennas to Emley Moor and retuning to channel 51?

The programme is, (regardless whether BBC 1 or 2 'North' have shown it) shown
nationally on BBC 2 on all platforms very early (03:00-04:00 hrs ish) on
Monday mornings.


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"Peter Duncanson" wrote in message
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On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:25:15 +0100, "Bill Wright"
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Needless to say, I'm not a regular viewer either.
In fact, all TV sport bores me to death.

Don't raise our hopes.


Thanks, love you too. x x
You know I don't mean it. I'm just pretending to abuse you to make you love
me more. It's a little lovers' game we play, isn't it?
xxxx

Eeuuch!

Please, please, please, do not put pictures of this on the web.

Or else you won't be able to resist?

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J G Miller wrote:
On Sunday, September 27th, 2009 at 14:16:34h +0100, Jamie Robert Powell
reported:

Earlier today BBC2 analogue on Winter Hill and Emley Moor opted out from
"BBC2 England" and carried "The Super League Show"

...and Belmont, and I think also Pontop, Bilsdale, and Chatton ?

Possibly - I can only receive the Manchester and Yorkshire regions off-air
here.
Which English regional centre is this programme played out from, and how is it
distributed between them? Are there direct fibre feeds?

jamie powell wrote:

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J G Miller wrote:
On Sunday, September 27th, 2009 at 14:16:34h +0100, Jamie Robert
Powell reported:

Earlier today BBC2 analogue on Winter Hill and Emley Moor opted out
from
"BBC2 England" and carried "The Super League Show"

...and Belmont, and I think also Pontop, Bilsdale, and Chatton ?

Possibly - I can only receive the Manchester and Yorkshire regions
off-air here.
Which English regional centre is this programme played out from, and how
is it distributed between them? Are there direct fibre feeds?

AIUI It's played out from Leeds, I assume the distribution is via the RADMAN
(sp) cloud ?


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On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:34:52 +0100, Jamie Powell wrote:

Which English regional centre is this programme played out from

As Harry Gration is based in Leeds, I would think that it is played
out from there, unless for some reason, it is pre-recorded and sent
to Manchester for play out.

Is it not a live show?

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jamie powell wrote:

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J G Miller wrote:
On Sunday, September 27th, 2009 at 14:16:34h +0100, Jamie Robert Powell
reported:

Earlier today BBC2 analogue on Winter Hill and Emley Moor opted out from
"BBC2 England" and carried "The Super League Show"

...and Belmont, and I think also Pontop, Bilsdale, and Chatton ?

Possibly - I can only receive the Manchester and Yorkshire regions off-air
here.
Which English regional centre is this programme played out from, and how is
it distributed between them? Are there direct fibre feeds?

AIUI It's played out from Leeds, I assume the distribution is via the RADMAN
(sp) cloud ?

Isn't Leeds widescreen-equipped yet? I'm a bit confused by the use of 4:3 and
a 14:9 masking box if so.

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:41:33 +0100, Mark Carver
wrote:

Which English regional centre is this programme played out from, and how
is it distributed between them? Are there direct fibre feeds?

AIUI It's played out from Leeds, I assume the distribution is via the RADMAN
(sp) cloud ?

RAMAN. Otherwise correct.

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:10:46 +0000 (UTC), J G Miller wrote:

Which English regional centre is this programme played out from

As Harry Gration is based in Leeds, I would think that it is played
out from there, unless for some reason, it is pre-recorded and sent
to Manchester for play out.

Why would it be sent somewhere else for play out? What's the point
when there are play out facilities everywhere and there are lines
everywhere?

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 22:00:47 +0000, Paul Ratcliffe wrote:

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:10:46 +0000 (UTC), J G Miller
wrote:
unless for some reason, it is pre-recorded and sent to Manchester for play out.

Why would it be sent somewhere else for play out?

Exactly, unless for some reason.

What's the point when there are play out facilities everywhere and
there are lines everywhere?

Sometimes there are "political" reasons.

jamie powell wrote:


Isn't Leeds widescreen-equipped yet? I'm a bit confused by the use of
4:3 and a 14:9 masking box if so.

Leeds is a 16:9 site, but how did you deduce the programme was produced in
4:3, and then cropped to 14:9 letterbox ? I've never seen the programme, is it
16F16 when seen on BBC 1 via digital platforms ?

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