It may be something to do with having a compatible graphics package but the
BBC is certainly adopting the standard graphics package as they're using a
house style. So it is doable if technically more complicated.
On 22 Jun 2010 03:02, "JoshG" wrote:
On Jun 21, 4:59 am, Adam Bowie wrote:
> Graph
On Jun 21, 4:59 am, Adam Bowie wrote:
> Graphics packages are very clever too, with a centralised system
> feeding the graphics, which can be personalised for different networks
> to keep a house style. So someone from ESPN doesn't have to recognise
> which Nam Chol Pak in the North Korean team i
> I have heard tale that there is an app for filtering the vuvuzelas (aka the
> damn trumpets).
I have heard that the app does nothing but part you with some money.
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On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 11:40 AM, JW wrote:
> A few things:
>
> -The play-by-play men I've seen on ABC are Martin Tyler and Ian Drake.
> This weekend, each called a game with Efan Ekoku, so they may all be
> in the broadcast centre rather than on-site.
I'm sure he's at the ground when he can be,
A few things:
-The play-by-play men I've seen on ABC are Martin Tyler and Ian Drake.
This weekend, each called a game with Efan Ekoku, so they may all be
in the broadcast centre rather than on-site.
-During Brazil-Ivory Coast, Tyler mentioned that they were at the
mercy of the director while scof
