I notice that on several makes of TV, when an ad break occurs in the middle
of an AD bit of info, the following adds stay ducked down as if the AD
command is still in force. You can get it back by moving channels and coming back but the think is that the #ad still resumes after the break. It seems that the software making the break takes no account of what is going out on
the AD track, which seems a bit sloppy.
Brian

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In the early days of digital we had problems with some makes because the software designers were sloppy enough not to realise they had to sync
the subtitles and AD stream more often. Both consequently ran slow.


On 01/06/2022 16:27, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:

I notice that on several makes of TV, when an ad break occurs in the middle of an AD bit of info, the following adds stay ducked down as if the AD command is still in force. You can get it back by moving channels and coming back but the think is that the #ad still resumes after the break. It seems that the software making the break takes no account of what is going out on the AD track, which seems a bit sloppy.
Brian

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