BBC One fault during party election broadcast

:-(

A former member 4 May 2011 5:39pm

stevek2 posted:

Andrew Wood posted:

(Bear with the long black pause.)

shouldn't that be bear with the long black paws

Ooops, but a good way to remember!

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paul_hadley 4 May 2011 10:10pm

chris posted:

james posted:

paul_hadley posted:

buster posted:

The dogs soundtrack sounds a bit silly with all the woofing still on it...the Kites one has all the wooshing sound effects removed which makes sense out of vision!

Is that video actually of a breakdown?

I was under the impression it was a mock someone put on YouTube - I.e. just all the ident soundtracks put over the top of the breakdown slide?

Yeah. I am almost certain that the video is just a mock as his YT channel is full of fictitious breakdowns.

It seems so but there definitely is a video somewhere showing they did use the previous ident music at some point on the breakdown slide.

The video I posted? http://www.tvforum.co.uk/forums/post706081#post-706081

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p0ab 5 May 2011 12:37am

623058 posted:

p0ab posted:

David posted:

Someone will probably get a smacked bum due to this break down and I mean that quite literally.

What were the nations due to show instead of the PEB by the Conservative Party and what did they show?

Northern Ireland have an election debate show. Wales have something else. Scotland are the same as England though.

That make no scene as we would not have had the same PEB as England...

in Scotland it should have been the Referendum on the Voting System for the UK Parliament 2011 - Yes Campaign

Yes. I said in my first post on this thread that Scotland did not get the Conservative PEB. I was referring to the programme on after.

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p0ab 5 May 2011 12:38am

paul_hadley posted:

dbl posted:

Managed to cap some of it

Don't they play the "circles ident music" on breakdowns anymore?

Not that I'm complaining - I wasn't much of a fan of it.

BBC Scotland played the circles music.

SP

Steve in Pudsey 5 May 2011 7:38am

I think in the nations the audio is burned into the same source as the fault caption so it's one less thing for the director/announcer to think about while they try and get the programme back.

(May 2011)