Based on the time most of the films etc run for I would say on average they are less cut than say ITV or UKTV services but I suppose it will depend on the timeslot some programmes are broadcast in.
There is alot of TV movie shows etc. but it is nice to have another choice for films etc and it can be fun to watch the Hoff and Co. slow running along the beach.
Excluding the adverts/trailers The Keeper_ The Legend of Omar Khayyam (Classification: 15) had a run time of just over 81 minutes. If it was uncut it would have been 95 minutes.
The video bit rate for the broadcast I watched was half of a BBC three film I'd recorded at about the same time. It is not suprising if the result was as if someone had smeared vaseline on the camera lens. Even on the simlar style non-demanding credits the MovieMix video was noticably poorer.
With so much of the MoviMix film missing, the picture quality so poor and the position of the DOG can this really be counted as a serious offering?
I notice that there appears to be no EPG information after the shopping on the morning of May 3rd. Has Movie Mix come to an end or is this just a lapse in the scheduling?
I notice that there appears to be no EPG information after the shopping on the morning of May 3rd. Has Movie Mix come to an end or is this just a lapse in the scheduling?
Given that date is past the end of the official Freeview EPG, I wouldn't take any notice of it at the moment.
Agreed, closer examination has shown that all channels stop at that time, so it is the info provider's 14-day EPG only doing 9 or 10 days instead of their usual 14.
More>Movies now has a DTPS licence... it's not a rename of the Movie Mix one either, this is properly held by Sony. Will we finally see Movie Mix complete its transformation?
More>Movies now has a DTPS licence... it's not a rename of the Movie Mix one either, this is properly held by Sony. Will we finally see Movie Mix complete its transformation?
To the viewer wouldn't it just be a case of the DOG changing? Not that that would be a bad thing, as the MovieMix white rectangle is just awful.
More>Movies now has a DTPS licence... it's not a rename of the Movie Mix one either, this is properly held by Sony. Will we finally see Movie Mix complete its transformation?
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There is alot of TV movie shows etc. but it is nice to have another choice for films etc and it can be fun to watch the Hoff and Co. slow running along the beach.
The video bit rate for the broadcast I watched was half of a BBC three film I'd recorded at about the same time. It is not suprising if the result was as if someone had smeared vaseline on the camera lens. Even on the simlar style non-demanding credits the MovieMix video was noticably poorer.
With so much of the MoviMix film missing, the picture quality so poor and the position of the DOG can this really be counted as a serious offering?
Given that date is past the end of the official Freeview EPG, I wouldn't take any notice of it at the moment.
Really speculating now:
The two slots currently being used by BT Sport?
Ditto !
http://www.iii.co.uk/research/LSE:CLTV/news/item/1035725/agreement-entertainment-network-ltd