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tv is good this week :)
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:24,
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Did you catch Survivors last night, not too shabby, methinks.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:25,
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lots of glaring oversights and suchlike, but quite entertaining :)
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:33,
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David Dimbleby being the new Chair of 'I'm Sorry I Haven't Clue'
Sean Pertwee being the new Doctor Who
That's what I expect. Mind you, that's not what is likely to happen...
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:44,
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Sean Pertwee being the new Doctor Who
That's what I expect. Mind you, that's not what is likely to happen...
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As screeners...
Reasonable quality screeners too
Also: iPlayer is NOT RealPlayer
*blows a raspberry*
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:33,
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Reasonable quality screeners too
Also: iPlayer is NOT RealPlayer
*blows a raspberry*
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It uses the flash plug-in as a wrapper to leverage Real Media streams.
and I should bloody know, I was on the initial development team at BBCW.
*double raspberry trifles!*
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:37,
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and I should bloody know, I was on the initial development team at BBCW.
*double raspberry trifles!*
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That says it's not using it, and is using Flash purely with a VP6 (or H264) codec.
I know for local stuff it's still mostly RealPlayer, but is streaming iPlayer stuff really RealPlayer*
*I'm not questioning your knowledge, I'm just trying to clarify
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:43,
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I know for local stuff it's still mostly RealPlayer, but is streaming iPlayer stuff really RealPlayer*
*I'm not questioning your knowledge, I'm just trying to clarify
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Not trying to be arsey at all, it really is the most pig-awful lash-up in the history of anything.
The Beeb couldn't dump all their legacy stream-creation workflow, so they mangled the whole lot together into this abomination.
It was all born out of the abortive Real-based BBC.com (note the .com, hence commerical) News Service, that one had to pay for.
It's a disgrace, much as Joe S already pointed out.
That's why you get this awful degrade from H 264 codec, due it being delivered by one system, deployed to the browser via another.
And don't even get me started on the Mac support.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:47,
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The Beeb couldn't dump all their legacy stream-creation workflow, so they mangled the whole lot together into this abomination.
It was all born out of the abortive Real-based BBC.com (note the .com, hence commerical) News Service, that one had to pay for.
It's a disgrace, much as Joe S already pointed out.
That's why you get this awful degrade from H 264 codec, due it being delivered by one system, deployed to the browser via another.
And don't even get me started on the Mac support.
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"Depending on your station, as detailed in this guide, you may be able to listen to a Real or Windows Media Audio live stream. Real may adjust the bit-rate depending on your connection, but we offer live streams at 64kbps."
A lot of the local live streaming stuff needs Realplayrer
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 15:38,
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A lot of the local live streaming stuff needs Realplayrer