This is one reason why I don't have an serial connected to my freely television. It rnankds me you see what is and is not available without an serial.

Never knew this happened. I DO remember ETP1 on C4 late at night but I don't ever remember the ROC switch in 1991. That was the feed used prior to 0830 in mist regions (not in Mendip), and always seen prior to August 1982, first seen September 1981. Tone was the same too! 400 Hz mono! Brilliant!

Was this therefore the VERY LAST BBC1 clock?

And the harp music during that sequence. I never knew there was a tine that accompanied it. The video is 10 seconds of that idebt but how long was it in full? Do you know the title of the music played on the harp? Thanks.

How did they introduce programmes prior to December 1953?

Would prefer it if no AI was used whatsoever to determine what is seen here by users. But if an option out is added, I would not agree to AI info being used to determine what I see here etc

Sorry if posted twice. This test card was used on BBC2 in the afternoon but in northern Ireland what music was used on it? Sane as Glasgow or was it completely separate? Tganjs

This was the BBC2 opted out test card used on weekday afternoons. want to know if possible if music was shared with Glasgow or did they have their own? Thank you.

...or same as Birmingham opt? For Philips 5544 optouts in the afternoon, it is known of a Birmingham Glasgow and (I think)! Bristol playout. Birmingham music heard in East Anglia Midlands, Glasgow heard in Scotland and the North NW and NE. Wales got I think Bristol. What about NI? Glasgow? Thanks.

Question is what happened after that? 1kHz tone and blank screen or test card F and tkHz tone? And does anyone happen to know what test card music was played from Belfast playout in the 70s and if BBC2 opted out if network in the afternoon, was the music accompanying Philips 5544 same as Glasgow...

Dundee feed has replaced Aberdeen feedvyodsy on 11344V SID 55265