DS
Hi all,
I'm just looking for clarification really on how the playout of Lottery programmes work - if anybody knows? On Who Dares Wins or In It to Win It, for example, do Network BBC One cut to the output of the Lottery gallery at Pinewood who play-in the main show from an EVS (or similar). The cuts between live, and pre-recorded, are very seamless with applause grams, for example, carrying over between the two with no obvious break.
I have noticed sometimes that the live Lottery sections sometimes put the sting of the show they are coming from, or returning to in their in-vision screens before taking it full frame. I know this can obviously be done by cutting up an Incoming fibre circuit, instead of a local vision source - but, again, was just curious as to exactly how this works.
I can see it would be easier for Network BBC One to hand the whole operation over to the Lottery gallery, however I can see that in this case they may not have the same level of redundancy as Network playout if, and when, a technical problem arises.
Any knowledge on how this is done would be great,
Cheers,
D
I'm just looking for clarification really on how the playout of Lottery programmes work - if anybody knows? On Who Dares Wins or In It to Win It, for example, do Network BBC One cut to the output of the Lottery gallery at Pinewood who play-in the main show from an EVS (or similar). The cuts between live, and pre-recorded, are very seamless with applause grams, for example, carrying over between the two with no obvious break.
I have noticed sometimes that the live Lottery sections sometimes put the sting of the show they are coming from, or returning to in their in-vision screens before taking it full frame. I know this can obviously be done by cutting up an Incoming fibre circuit, instead of a local vision source - but, again, was just curious as to exactly how this works.
I can see it would be easier for Network BBC One to hand the whole operation over to the Lottery gallery, however I can see that in this case they may not have the same level of redundancy as Network playout if, and when, a technical problem arises.
Any knowledge on how this is done would be great,
Cheers,
D