Very interesting. "South Tevebitshire" is a nice touch :D

@myuser9559

9 ай бұрын

This regional name of this station in this video is just only a pretend not a real one

@moramento22

7 ай бұрын

You don't say!@@myuser9559

Very super interesting - especially as a fellow TV geek always excited at all this live TV geekery! And as mentioned by someone earlier, "South Tevebitshire" was a v nice touch indeed, haha. Great use of OBS and After Effects.

What a clever use of OBS, lovely. Edit: the music after the headline bed is always the point where you hear it come back to network. Always hate that stutter

@AvroVulcanXH607

3 жыл бұрын

Here in NI they tend to overrun a bit, the newsreader gets faded out mid-sentence as they crash back into Network

This is excellent...thanks for this! The opt-out is super noticeable on BBC One HD at the end of the news when the regional news begins.

@DJPaoloDelaCruz

3 жыл бұрын

Usually, English regions don't have HD production; thus, the not available placeholder is seen there to redirect watching local news to the SD BBC One. Nations outside England do have HD production, so they have those on their HD variant.

@breakcoregirlxd

3 жыл бұрын

Look East does not have a HD broadcast so it just shows this programme is not available in your area with the number list for freeview / sky / virgin, I assume this is the same for most regions

@deldirk7123

2 жыл бұрын

@@DJPaoloDelaCruz I don't have BBC HD available where I live. I remember staying in Llandudno Wales and seeing the not available slide coming on after the bbc1 six o'clock news. The hotel common room TV may have been tuned to HD, possibly BBC1 North West, one of the English regions. This is widely available in North Wales. If the TV had been tuned to BBC1 Wales HD presumably the not available slide would not have come on, given that nations outside England do have HD production

@minerbloxer6471

2 жыл бұрын

@@DJPaoloDelaCruz well that’s changing!

@DJPaoloDelaCruz

2 жыл бұрын

@@minerbloxer6471 Are the BBC England regions ready for HD? Kinda overdue for me, since the rest of the UK has HD simulcast of their news services.

Wow! It’s looks like it’s nothing on TV. Very well explained

Oh, that's way cleverer than I thought it'd be. I assumed it was controlled centrally and someone in the main news centre hit a button that devolved control to the regional stations. The fact that each station is individually controlled is much cooler, IMO!

Wow this is actually super clever. A lot goes on on the backstage.

Always wondered why the BBC News opening music added the fade-in after the headlines - and now I know!

Would like to see a film explaining how the timings are achieved for the close of a BBC News programme.

i know nothing about the technical side of TV broadcasting, but this stuff is so fascinating to me! thank you for the explanation c:

Thank you so much for uploading this to KZread this is fascinating

And it seems the network has built in claps in the music for the regional headline as well. Very very cool to see and you did a great job in designing the multiviewer, it looks very real! Oh edit it looks like they hit their own music!

In France, on France 3 (National Public Service, with Regional drop out), a loop (with the news theme) is broadcasted by the national program during some seconds before the regional news (during commercials). The national program, come back on air for the national news (on the news intro, or for the evening programs trailer broadcasted just before). For some region, a local newscast is broadcasted during the regional evening news. There is also an other drop out on FranceInfo (National Public News Channel), who switch to France 24 (International Public News Channel) for the night (0h - 6h)

@emile__t

3 жыл бұрын

Recorded by my self some years ago : France 3 regional (and local) drop oup : www.dailymotion.com/video/x4jv9ka franceinfo closing/opening : www.dailymotion.com/video/x6cldih

This is absolutely fascinating

Thank you so much! I love to see and know of how they do it! That is the power of OBS. That is such a great live streaming software.

@michaelw9285

Жыл бұрын

To be clear, they don't use OBS themselves...

this is so interesting, thank you!

That's really clever, I never though about the fact that the region affected the output; they make it so seamless!

Fascinating stuff. I would like to work at a control room of a channel SOOOOOO much.

Routers are frame sync'd so there shouldn't be a jump. But even routing internally sometimes you do see a jump.

Very nice explanation 👍👍👍

Very interesting. You should do American news intros. Maybe not with local stations because there are WAY too many haha, but with National News.

Ever since NAS and NAT used NBH’s Studio B, the network feed showed London’s headlines instead of sports headlines during the opt-out as London used Studio B too. NAO continues to show the sports headlines on the network feed during the opt-out as lunchtime London bulletins do not use Studio B.

Brilliant!

Very Nice👌

Where the lovely Fiona is standing (the gallery) is a not very wide curved area with one or two "robot" cameras. IIRC - she is actually looking at glass windows showing the cafeteria.

Hey it's the Antiques Roadshow-lady!

Has anyone noticed that since BBC local was moved to the BBC1 HD channel, between the end of Pointless and the end of the local news headlines, it reverts to standard definition for about 5 mins? Maybe it's just a Freeview thing?

@idontknowwhatthisboxisfor9006

Жыл бұрын

Some of the regions aren't HD capable yet, it would be when they are opted out.

Here in the USA, the morning news/talk shows on ABC, CBS and NBC do the same thing for local weather updates.

@rcoderdev

3 жыл бұрын

A bit unrelated, I did also saw on NBC's "Today" that their news ticker is always empty. Finding out several KZread videos later that they did it on purpose and the news ticker is actually operated by the affiliates. Not from the US but it was carried before by a now defunct TV channel here.

@The98597thMark

Жыл бұрын

The way they do it would have to be less centralised though, because a lot of the local stations aren't owned by the network. What's a "soft opt" in this video is (probably) business as usual for an affiliate station in the US because they're playing out from their own systems in the first place. This whole practice of mixing a regional feed, only to send it back to the "network", to be fed back to your own region again, seems really strange to me 😂 but I guess it's quite common now since bandwidth is cheap and central playout is reliable.

Now that the BBC London news is controlled by the same team as the news at 6 and 10 is this why the reporting Scotland feed often goes to London's feed for a split second and then switches to the Scotland feed

hey, just want to ask, how'd you do the viz engine stuff?

Tevebits, i will do same opt out!

the one show is a good thing to watch :D also the oneness lolol

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was watching that BBC News behind the scenes video where you're in the gallery for news at six, and during the whole regional opt part the director in London is counting down - but he arrives at 0 as soon as presenter in London starts speaking. why doesn't he arrive at 0 when the networks titles start? unless all the regions run their own titles as well?

@joshuanesbit

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/maOqrcmooMW-m9Y.html at 15:15

@frim3647

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshuanesbit there does seem to be a countdown for opt-in before the titles. The countdown at 15:15 looks to be for when the main program starts

@RhysAU

Жыл бұрын

FYI here's a video from a regional gallery, it's 10 years old but the process is the same. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpODs9SmZarQgrw.html And here's a split screen of many regional opt-out's. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIKb2MSOcsWTqs4.html

@joshuanesbit

Жыл бұрын

@@RhysAU i wonder how this would work in Radio, where you don't have visual monitors of all the regions but just sound?

@RhysAU

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuanesbit Good question, I don't have any personal insight into the technical operations of the BBC, but the process can basically be done the same way live to air as they do on TV. Many radio broadcasters use IP audio systems these days, and the audio can be routed to a local production studio in a similar way to the TV example. The TV example seems to use a strictly timed opt-in segment that would be pre determined on a cue sheet/system, on the radio the same process can be adopted. After the "out-words" on the script have been said by the network provided show, the local studio can say their bit within their alloted time frame, and then mix back to the network once the opt-in time fame has finished. Of course a more modern way of doing this would be by pre recording the local segment, and sending the file into a playout service provider for broadcast at the particular time. Radio and TV playout seems to be moving to a more cloud-based system using server virtualization. So I imagine that within a few years, much of the aforementioned technique will be deprecated or changed at some point.

Hey, do you have a Discord server or similar? I'd love to talk with others about this stuff

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Can i have a template of this Only clock and the control panel

R u doing the news intro compilation from hungary? I look forward to sitting on needles. 🥰❤️🤍💚

What a complex process to do it. Edit: next how about updating your first video in this channel, intro Taggeschau from ARD TV network + outro.

Cool! What is the app called?

@tevebits

3 жыл бұрын

Which app do you mean?

@captainsoot

3 жыл бұрын

@@tevebits was this a simulation or was it a real app you used?

@tevebits

3 жыл бұрын

@@captainsoot It's a combination. I used a software-based video switcher called OBS Studio to merge the live feed with my own pre-made opt-out elements. Everything else was done in AfterEffects and Premiere.

@Leo_Gaming.954

Ай бұрын

How do you change the mutiview from this to This?

how did you do the news headline thingy

@hexandcube

2 жыл бұрын

Probably After Effects

what editing software do you use and how did you do the bbc news headline at the start?

@TheIntroCollector

Жыл бұрын

Their description says they switched between these live on OBS Studio.

Could you please elaborate on the meaning of a “soft opt”?

@tevebits

3 жыл бұрын

A soft opt is what you see in the video at 0:27. It's when the region takes the incoming network feed via the studio mixer before going on air, thus making the actual cut almost invisible. They can later cross fade smoothly from network to their own studio. I used the term incorrectly in the video. The soft opt actually occurs before the caption says so.

So BBC Northern Ireland links up with the main news from London ❤

Can you do Romania plz

Hey I've got a question for you?

how does the garphics work?

@tevebits

3 жыл бұрын

Which graphics do you mean?

@captainsoot

3 жыл бұрын

@@tevebits the headline graphics

@tevebits

3 жыл бұрын

​@@captainsoot London uses a system called Vizrt which is controlled by the Mosart automation. Some regions are also equipped with Vizrt while some still use older Aston systems (these regions will often have static headline graphics instead of animated text).

@captainsoot

3 жыл бұрын

@@tevebits That's pretty cool! Thanks, Tevebits!

Please czech news all intros next video pls pls 😇 otherwise very good video 👏

RAI and Swiss Italian TV need to be sanctioned by the EBU.

Wouldnt be easier to just broadcast regional station signal carrying network programming and when neccesary, cutting network programming without this hassle hard opt-outing from centralised coding, bumping and so on?

@meeru6185

2 жыл бұрын

In such case, you would not only have a network to take care of, but also all regional stations - with this opt-out system, you only need to care about regional stations at junctions, news and local programming. Less systems that can crash (most of the time), meaning less technical difficulties.

@linmanfu913

2 жыл бұрын

The regional facilities won't have staff 24/7

This seems interesting but I gained no understanding… with nine videos on the screen at once (and all with labels that assume you know the jargon) I have no idea where to look, plus there’s also the explanatory text competing for attention at the same time, and it’s impossible to absorb it all at once :|

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At first, I don't have the cable satellite, Because one of my hatest things of opt out its because of the delayed Regional TV's Balitang Amianan, Bisdak, Bicolandia, One Western Visayas and Mindanao of having delayed time of around 35 to 45 mins of local news, I kept on swearing of the GMA Regional TV's Director Oliver Beltran Amroso, Who created the local news and public affairs, delaying the feed of "Wowowin", Instead until the blackout of 5:30pm.

Ima use BBC ONE North SPCPortland Valley