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January 7, 2008 at 11:59 pm #1149158
but cath, if the adverts wearnt louder how would we know what were supposed to buy?
January 8, 2008 at 3:09 am #1128191JonnyQuest wrote:but cath, if the adverts wearnt louder how would we know what were supposed to buy?just stick the loud adverts up your bum so you can’t hear them and be done with it … :laugh_at:
January 8, 2008 at 3:09 am #1149162JonnyQuest wrote:but cath, if the adverts wearnt louder how would we know what were supposed to buy?just stick the loud adverts up your bum so you can’t hear them and be done with it … :laugh_at:
January 8, 2008 at 11:39 am #1128175cathdreadhead wrote:that would be great!:love:No stealing!
Watch out for me on the dragons den in the near future… 😉
January 8, 2008 at 11:39 am #1149146cathdreadhead wrote:that would be great!:love:No stealing!
Watch out for me on the dragons den in the near future… 😉
January 8, 2008 at 12:57 pm #1128170djprocess wrote:No stealing!Watch out for me on the dragons den in the near future… 😉
TBH I think similar devices have been thought up over the years but the makers have been threatened with legal action by the TV companies (at least in the USA). Modern technology could easily look for the patterns before ad breaks… Unfortunately the commercial TV companies claim there is an implicit contract that viewing some ads is the condition of being able to watch the programme content, in the same way that a license fee means you can watch the BBC (or your national broadcaster in other countries with the same model)
using the cue dot won’t always work as it isn’t used that often and is being phased out. it was intended for use on the occasions where there is a variable duration between a programme segment and an ad break, so its only normally used on live studio productions.
The cue dot is to warn real humans at BT or Arqiva to switch the correct circuits and the regional TX centres to play out the regional ad breaks and increasingly this job is done by machines. there are way less live studio productions about these days due to cost cutting and even regional TX often comes from Granada these days so its use is becoming obsolete.
Incidentally although the dragons den is auntie’s show, the TV industry has become so lean that Auntie and Granada share resources. Do you really think the industry is going to showcase a product that destroys one of their main revenue streams ?
January 8, 2008 at 12:57 pm #1149141djprocess wrote:No stealing!Watch out for me on the dragons den in the near future… 😉
TBH I think similar devices have been thought up over the years but the makers have been threatened with legal action by the TV companies (at least in the USA). Modern technology could easily look for the patterns before ad breaks… Unfortunately the commercial TV companies claim there is an implicit contract that viewing some ads is the condition of being able to watch the programme content, in the same way that a license fee means you can watch the BBC (or your national broadcaster in other countries with the same model)
using the cue dot won’t always work as it isn’t used that often and is being phased out. it was intended for use on the occasions where there is a variable duration between a programme segment and an ad break, so its only normally used on live studio productions.
The cue dot is to warn real humans at BT or Arqiva to switch the correct circuits and the regional TX centres to play out the regional ad breaks and increasingly this job is done by machines. there are way less live studio productions about these days due to cost cutting and even regional TX often comes from Granada these days so its use is becoming obsolete.
Incidentally although the dragons den is auntie’s show, the TV industry has become so lean that Auntie and Granada share resources. Do you really think the industry is going to showcase a product that destroys one of their main revenue streams ?
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 pm #1128176General Lighting wrote:Incidentally although the dragons den is auntie’s show, the TV industry has become so lean that Auntie and Granada share resources. Do you really think the industry is going to showcase a product that destroys one of their main revenue streams ?looks like its down to me to finance the project then…! (checks pockets – £3.53…erm) anyone fancy lending me 100K for 10% of my amazing new invention advertstop (we can work on the name later). In short its like AdAware or spybot, but for your telly. I know im a genious (but a dislexic one, fuck i dont even know how to spell dislexic!)
so who’s with me?!
:tumbleweed:
January 8, 2008 at 2:15 pm #1149147General Lighting wrote:Incidentally although the dragons den is auntie’s show, the TV industry has become so lean that Auntie and Granada share resources. Do you really think the industry is going to showcase a product that destroys one of their main revenue streams ?looks like its down to me to finance the project then…! (checks pockets – £3.53…erm) anyone fancy lending me 100K for 10% of my amazing new invention advertstop (we can work on the name later). In short its like AdAware or spybot, but for your telly. I know im a genious (but a dislexic one, fuck i dont even know how to spell dislexic!)
so who’s with me?!
:tumbleweed:
January 8, 2008 at 2:39 pm #1128192djprocess wrote:looks like its down to me to finance the project then…! (checks pockets – £3.53…erm) anyone fancy lending me 100K for 10% of my amazing new invention advertstop (we can work on the name later). In short its like AdAware or spybot, but for your telly. I know im a genious (but a dislexic one, fuck i dont even know how to spell dislexic!)so who’s with me?!
:tumbleweed:
“francly i think your mad …you idea won’t go any where ..you belong in the luny bin…..” *quotes dragons den 😉
January 8, 2008 at 2:39 pm #1149163djprocess wrote:looks like its down to me to finance the project then…! (checks pockets – £3.53…erm) anyone fancy lending me 100K for 10% of my amazing new invention advertstop (we can work on the name later). In short its like AdAware or spybot, but for your telly. I know im a genious (but a dislexic one, fuck i dont even know how to spell dislexic!)so who’s with me?!
:tumbleweed:
“francly i think your mad …you idea won’t go any where ..you belong in the luny bin…..” *quotes dragons den 😉
January 8, 2008 at 5:58 pm #1128177DaftFader wrote:“francly i think your mad …you idea won’t go any where ..you belong in the luny bin…..” *quotes dragons den 😉Thebest quote i heard was by that simon jones guy “id rather paint the Eiffel Tower by hand than invest in this invention!” or the duncun balantyne said another good one “investing in this is about as appealing as a 2 week holiday in afganistan!”
you gotta love the quality put downs.
No-one beats Gordon Ramsey or Simon Cowell in my book tho.January 8, 2008 at 5:58 pm #1149148DaftFader wrote:“francly i think your mad …you idea won’t go any where ..you belong in the luny bin…..” *quotes dragons den 😉Thebest quote i heard was by that simon jones guy “id rather paint the Eiffel Tower by hand than invest in this invention!” or the duncun balantyne said another good one “investing in this is about as appealing as a 2 week holiday in afganistan!”
you gotta love the quality put downs.
No-one beats Gordon Ramsey or Simon Cowell in my book tho.January 10, 2008 at 12:53 pm #1128193djprocess wrote:No-one beats Gordon Ramsey or Simon Cowell in my book tho.yeah simon cowell has the best put downs … but i like gordon ramsey more .. he’s just a cunt lol .. well he not .. just he comes across as one .. every thing he sais is spot on…
January 10, 2008 at 12:53 pm #1149164djprocess wrote:No-one beats Gordon Ramsey or Simon Cowell in my book tho.yeah simon cowell has the best put downs … but i like gordon ramsey more .. he’s just a cunt lol .. well he not .. just he comes across as one .. every thing he sais is spot on…
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