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Dr Who, first transmission of bi- aural sound yesterday.

  • 07-05-2017 7:56am
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    reboot
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    Following the recent experiment on Click, BBC Wales transmitted Dr Who in Bi Aural sound, on Saturday.The repeat of Click I think is usually on BBC news 24 around 3pm today, Sun.
    AKAIK Click pointed out that the headphone feed with Bi aural, from behind you as well as stereo, ( You know what I mean), is only available on the I Player.
    I could only hear stereo on the live broadcast, but the original Click broadcast was very good and was big aural.
    On a different subject BBC R4 this morning congratulated RTE for setting up the International Dawn Chorus us, which was worth a listen.
    I have tried to post the above to the best of my ability, but if I'm still having a conversation with myself, perhaps I should pack it in and leave it to smarter men than myself.


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    Johnboy1951
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    The dawn chorus was broadcast on RTE from midnight as it has now become an international event.

    ..... from little acorns ......

    ;)


  • #3
    reboot
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    Johnboy1951 wrote: »
    The dawn chorus was broadcast on RTE from midnight as it has now become an international event.

    ..... from little acorns ......

    ;)
    I heard some of it in stereo, but would be fantastic in bi aural, maybe next time? Thanks, don't mention Bluetooth.


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