ST
That makes sense, because when they're showing pre-recorded content, the white bar is used to identify when and where it's coming from. That's why they'd want to keep the ticker, live bug, clock etc. as separate elements.
NJ
Not the only inconsistency, BBC Three's ||! logo doesn't appear on the iPlayer but it does on the BBC Three homepage, but not the programme pages and then you've got that BBC Three DOG that appears on the BBC One output...
Actually BBC Parliament had been just as bad previously, I did post some screenshots a while back: https://www.tvforum.co.uk/forums/post1210081#post-1210081 - showing three different Parliament logos/typefaces that all went out in the space of five minutes.
Neil Jones
Founding member
<pedant> They haven't fully rebranded to Reith as their logo on the iPlayer is still in Gill Sans. </pedant>
Not the only inconsistency, BBC Three's ||! logo doesn't appear on the iPlayer but it does on the BBC Three homepage, but not the programme pages and then you've got that BBC Three DOG that appears on the BBC One output...
Actually BBC Parliament had been just as bad previously, I did post some screenshots a while back: https://www.tvforum.co.uk/forums/post1210081#post-1210081 - showing three different Parliament logos/typefaces that all went out in the space of five minutes.
LO
The Speaker at the new home of the parliamentary broadcast unit. Each chamber now has a new purpose-built gallery from which business is directed – an improvement on the unit’s previous basement location across the road from Parliament.
— PARLY (@PARLYapp) March 2, 2021
📸 ©UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor pic.twitter.com/dletEI6IQO
JV
James Vertigan
Founding member
MA
Those cameras in the pictures are from the mid to late 1980s, and possibly so is the photo. The larger one is a Sony BVP-3P, and I remember setting it up in the workshop. I don't know what the smaller Panasonic is for, possibly an off line 'snoop' camera
Those Sonys were retired yonks ago.
Those cameras in the pictures are from the mid to late 1980s, and possibly so is the photo. The larger one is a Sony BVP-3P, and I remember setting it up in the workshop. I don't know what the smaller Panasonic is for, possibly an off line 'snoop' camera
Those Sonys were retired yonks ago.
DT
Those cameras in the pictures are from the mid to late 1980s, and possibly so is the photo. The larger one is a Sony BVP-3P, and I remember setting it up in the workshop. I don't know what the smaller Panasonic is for, possibly an off line 'snoop' camera
Those Sonys were retired yonks ago.
I believe that the original cameras were replaced somewhen around 2002-04, but very much in need of an upgrade.
In terms of galleries, I don't think you can beat the radio gallery which is inside the chamber itself - in fact they actually ripped out some of the government benches in 1976 to install it!
Those cameras in the pictures are from the mid to late 1980s, and possibly so is the photo. The larger one is a Sony BVP-3P, and I remember setting it up in the workshop. I don't know what the smaller Panasonic is for, possibly an off line 'snoop' camera
Those Sonys were retired yonks ago.
I believe that the original cameras were replaced somewhen around 2002-04, but very much in need of an upgrade.
In terms of galleries, I don't think you can beat the radio gallery which is inside the chamber itself - in fact they actually ripped out some of the government benches in 1976 to install it!
JV
Those cameras in the pictures are from the mid to late 1980s, and possibly so is the photo. The larger one is a Sony BVP-3P, and I remember setting it up in the workshop. I don't know what the smaller Panasonic is for, possibly an off line 'snoop' camera
Those Sonys were retired yonks ago.
Ah yes, here’s a more recent chamber camera taken from a GettyImages video showing social distancing measures in the chamber
James Vertigan
Founding member
Those cameras in the pictures are from the mid to late 1980s, and possibly so is the photo. The larger one is a Sony BVP-3P, and I remember setting it up in the workshop. I don't know what the smaller Panasonic is for, possibly an off line 'snoop' camera
Those Sonys were retired yonks ago.
Ah yes, here’s a more recent chamber camera taken from a GettyImages video showing social distancing measures in the chamber