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“Originally posted by deadindevon
Sorry but you are wrong, very little 'Live' studio based broadcasting on British TV is truly live, it has nothing to do with satellite travel in the case of the BB house.
'Kill Feed' is a fact of life on British TV, and for that fact, most other countries of the world. Satellite 'Bounce' is around 4.5 seconds at most at the present time.
The 'Kill Feed' delay on BB is somewhat more than 4.5 seconds.
It is there to protect the rights of the viewing public, and to comply with ITC Regulations. ”
You will find that the travel time is much less than your predicted "Satelite Bounce" theory, the signal travels at about 186,046 miles per second, therefore your calculated distance of the signal travel is approximately 835,000 miles.
in reality the Satellite Bounce delay is about 0.31 Seconds for each Satellite hop.
Each Satellite is approx 32,500 miles above the equator in Geostationary Orbit, total distance is about 65,000 miles
The "Kill Feed normal duration is 30secs " but is not a regulation, but is used in practice by most countries, plus the term "Live" does need to imply instantantaneous, the term can be also be used to signify live recording.