This mainly aimed at Mark Carver, who seems to be I the same boat as me
with the Sky Go programme guide. (Inputs welcome from others!)
As we discovered a few weeks back, channel 101 (BBC1) has vanished from the guide. Now 115, which was the national BBC1 HD has vanished. I have to now spend ages scrolling down to 801 to find BBC1 East Midlands HD.
Anyone else with this issue?
On 21/02/2023 18:12, Tweed wrote:
This mainly aimed at Mark Carver, who seems to be I the same boat as meEven worse here in the grim South, I've just looked at my Sky Go app. No
with the Sky Go programme guide. (Inputs welcome from others!)
As we discovered a few weeks back, channel 101 (BBC1) has vanished from
the
guide. Now 115, which was the national BBC1 HD has vanished. I have to
now
spend ages scrolling down to 801 to find BBC1 East Midlands HD.
Anyone else with this issue?
BBC channel, HD or SD, 1, 2, 3 ,4 etc of any description to be found !
I know the stream that was BBC 1 HD England and was mapped to 115, today
was converted to BBC 1 HD South East, so that'll be why that's gone.
You'll find it missing on the actual box too.
I'll inject a complaint/query via my 'portal' into the Sky empire.................
Sounds like everyone is confused by the BBCs odd way of doing stuff. Cannot say I blame them really, the BBC do seem to have a lack of logic and transparent information enough ahead of changes to allow people to get
things sorted.
I mean any organisation who can call their new HQ the Tea Factory, has to be bonkers.
On 22/02/2023 10:09, Brian Gaff wrote:
Sounds like everyone is confused by the BBCs odd way of doing stuff.
Cannot
say I blame them really, the BBC do seem to have a lack of logic and
transparent information enough ahead of changes to allow people to get
things sorted.
Yes, many things about the BBC are illogical and inconsistent. For
example, the first two episodes of the rerun of "Edge Of Darkness" were broadcast as a single combined episode of 1 hour, but the next two
episodes apparently will be broadcast as two episodes each of half an
hour. In other series reruns, some episodes of series are rebroadcast
as SD as in the original, but others are rebroadcast as HD. None of
these are the end of the world, but they are bloody irritating
nonetheless. WTF do they do things like that?
I mean any organisation who can call their new HQ the Tea Factory,
has to
be bonkers.
Well, yes, especially as tea is grown, not manufactured ... Rather reminiscent of the "Spaghetti Farm" documentary, only that was a
deliberate April Fool's Day spoof, and not intended to be serious.
On Wed 22/02/2023 12:01, Java Jive wrote:
On 22/02/2023 10:09, Brian Gaff wrote:
Sounds like everyone is confused by the BBCs odd way of doing stuff.
Cannot
say I blame them really, the BBC do seem to have a lack of logic and
transparent information enough ahead of changes to allow people to get
things sorted.
Yes, many things about the BBC are illogical and inconsistent. For
example, the first two episodes of the rerun of "Edge Of Darkness"
were broadcast as a single combined episode of 1 hour, but the next
two episodes apparently will be broadcast as two episodes each of
half an hour. In other series reruns, some episodes of series are
rebroadcast as SD as in the original, but others are rebroadcast as
HD. None of these are the end of the world, but they are bloody
irritating nonetheless. WTF do they do things like that?
I mean any organisation who can call their new HQ the Tea
Factory, has to
be bonkers.
Well, yes, especially as tea is grown, not manufactured ... Rather
reminiscent of the "Spaghetti Farm" documentary, only that was a
deliberate April Fool's Day spoof, and not intended to be serious.
Er, Edge of Darkness episodes 1 and 2 started at 22h00 and finished at
23h40 so hardly a concatenation into one?
I think this may be the first ever re-showing.
On 22/02/2023 12:34, Woody wrote:
Er, Edge of Darkness episodes 1 and 2 started at 22h00 and finished at
23h40 so hardly a concatenation into one?
I think this may be the first ever re-showing.
No, it's certainly been repeated at least once since the original Tx,
According to IMDb all six episodes each ran for between 50 to 55 mins on original Tx (Nov/Dec 1985)
On Wed 22/02/2023 12:01, Java Jive wrote:
On 22/02/2023 10:09, Brian Gaff wrote:
Sounds like everyone is confused by the BBCs odd way of doing stuff.
Cannot
say I blame them really, the BBC do seem to have a lack of logic and
transparent information enough ahead of changes to allow people to get
things sorted.
Yes, many things about the BBC are illogical and inconsistent. For
example, the first two episodes of the rerun of "Edge Of Darkness"
were broadcast as a single combined episode of
but the next
two episodes apparently will be broadcast as two episodes each of
In other series reruns, some episodes of series are
rebroadcast as SD as in the original, but others are rebroadcast as
HD. None of these are the end of the world, but they are bloody
irritating nonetheless. WTF do they do things like that?
Er, Edge of Darkness episodes 1 and 2 started at 22h00 and finished at
23h40 so hardly a concatenation into one?
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