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Yeh, I just refresh when it does that, about once every 90 mins maybe.Originally Posted by sippo
BBC will be fine, its the embc I am concerned about.
confirming TVcatchup is much better. solid video feed, 100 times better than ITV.
Who pressed number 4
What would make you think that?BBC will be fine
Why would the BBC spend the enourmous amount of money required for servers/bandwidth to cope with a seventh wave event?
And if they have - wouldn't you want someones head on a plate for wasting so much of your money when they've already spent millions on an alternative called televisual broadcasting using COFDM over radio waves
e.g DTT
regards
Simon
I'd want someone's head on a plate, if they were NOT investing in the NEW broadcast media, whatever the event.What would make you think that?
Why would the BBC spend the enourmous amount of money required for servers/bandwidth to cope with a seventh wave event?
And if they have - wouldn't you want someones head on a plate for wasting so much of your money when they've already spent millions on an alternative called televisual broadcasting using COFDM over radio waves
e.g DTT
regards
Simon
Don't worry, for all you football-haters......Wimbledon is on next week.....and I bet the Net will be equally well served for that too! (Do you see what I did there? Well-served? Wimbledon?)
T'internet (current version) wasn't desigined for broadcasting - Sat and DTV wereThe NEW broadcast media,
Simon
That joke was foul!I'd want someone's head on a plate, if they were NOT investing in the NEW broadcast media, whatever the event.
Don't worry, for all you football-haters......Wimbledon is on next week.....and I bet the Net will be equally well served for that too! (Do you see what I did there? Well-served? Wimbledon?
LOL.....
As I was typing it, it came to me that it was a terrible pun......
But was completely by accident!
Sorry....I won't do it again!!!!
P.S. I can't believe you didn't thank me for that joke!!!!!!
Last edited by aerospacemango; 17th June 2010 at 01:30 PM.
That's correct....but it has been adapted to become the NEW broadcast media.T'internet (current version) wasn't desigined for broadcasting - Sat and DTV were
Simon
And, BBC, ITV et al have to be on top of the game, otherwise they will fall behind and lose out in the battle for online viewers. I think that ITV will have lost this battle already, but the BBC are keeping themselves very much in the game with the amounts that have been invested.
is TVcatchup broken?
Nope....streaming perfectly here!
Looking forward to the first half of Argies V S Korea!
Ill thank you if you promise never to tell any more again?hehe
Well - I've got 3 schools setup ready for freeview in the hall - just need to make sure my Wed pm school head sees the light
regards
Simon
checkout this article about the tech of iplayer: iPlayer uncovered: What powers the BBC's epic creation? - Crave at CNET UK
a yr ago peak transfer for iplayer was around 100Gbps!
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