Beginning on 15 August, TVB in Hong Kong will turn its J5 channel into a business news channel (the channel's Chinese name will also change), which the company advertises as the first and only free-to-air business channel in Hong Kong. I wonder what will happen to the Putonghua (Mandarin) news bulletin (which moved from TVB Pearl to J5 last year), though.
On the same day, TVB iNews on DTT will also be replaced. But I wonder if the change will also affect the TVB News channel available on Now TV and broadcast outside Hong Kong. Will the interactive TV feature on DTT iNews remain even after the change?
(I noticed that TVB iNews was on MyTV Super OTT television which replaced TVB's now defunct satellite TV service, TVB Network Vision, but not the TVB News channel. So I thought there would be something.)
Simply amazing how many European broadcasts use similar red and white globes and beeps and boops heart-monitor music. SO when you see something different it really stand outs.
Like the entire look and sound of NRK Nyheter by Royksopp
Does anyone remember which European channel had a interesting video wall where as the camera moved the perspective of the graphics on it changed? For some reason I can't stop thinking of it.
Does anyone remember which European channel had a interesting video wall where as the camera moved the perspective of the graphics on it changed? For some reason I can't stop thinking of it.
TV 2 Denmark?
I think when I mentioned this previously, someone pointed out the BBC used similar technology during it's Scottish referendum night coverage (perhaps elsewhere too?).
Does anyone remember which European channel had a interesting video wall where as the camera moved the perspective of the graphics on it changed? For some reason I can't stop thinking of it.
ARD's Tagesschau also has a similar effect, albeit far more subtle.
The effect is a little more obvious on Tagesthemen
Last edited by seamus on 8 August 2017 4:24am - 3 times in total
Yep - Tagesschau has it, and the BBC used some nice jib/crane tracking tech to drive a Viz engine which was projected but generated perspective based on camera position on its referendum coverage.
