Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009) - Page 227

Mad Bee · 26-08-2009, 16:27

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Originally Posted by Media Boy

Here is the list of games LIVE on UK Telly on that day:

KO Time - teams - Channel - Broadcast times.

12:15 - Charlton Athletic v Brentford - Sky Sports 1 - 12:00-14:30

You know it make sense

Nook29 · 26-08-2009, 17:34

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Originally Posted by Felim_Doyle

I had never watched the programme before but took a quick preview by watching a series one episode on TV Choice On Demand in advance of the 3D airing. I'm not in a hurry to watch it again but I agree with your comments on the 3D aspect of it. Good, with a few scenes that worked really well but not spectacular overall. Still, a taste of what's 'coming soon' perhaps.

There's a Chuck 3D thread? I couldn't find one using the forum search facility and '3D' is too small a keyword to search with. I did find the Chuck thread but that hasn't had any activity since May.

I personally really enjoy the show, best thing on TV at the moment.

The thread.

Pster72 · 26-08-2009, 17:58

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Originally Posted by Nook29

I personally really enjoy the show, best thing on TV at the moment.

The thread.

Watched it last night thought the 3D was good a great episode and good series another great Us import look forward to the next episode

robthewizz · 26-08-2009, 22:15

Went into Harrods in London today and they had a LG 3DTV without the need for glasses, insanely cool effect, might have just been there test video but the screen needs a higher "Hz" as you could notice it refreshing on the scenes with more movement. 3D material was coming from a standard LG Blu-ray player.

Nook29 · 26-08-2009, 22:35

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Originally Posted by robthewizz

Went into Harrods in London today and they had a LG 3DTV without the need for glasses, insanely cool effect, might have just been there test video but the screen needs a higher "Hz" as you could notice it refreshing on the scenes with more movement. 3D material was coming from a standard LG Blu-ray player.

And how much were they charging for that?

robthewizz · 26-08-2009, 23:04

It's not for sale...

Found this link, seems they have had it for nearly a year in Harrods,

http://www.cgeye.net/2008/11/full-hd...chnology-9000/

zantarous · 26-08-2009, 23:45

I took my sister in law in there today and noticed that as well. Couldn't see the effect though.

jst · 27-08-2009, 08:26

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Originally Posted by Nook29

I personally really enjoy the show, best thing on TV at the moment.

The thread.

Can anybody tell me if Chuck 3D is on again as I missed it.

Felim_Doyle · 27-08-2009, 09:49

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Originally Posted by Nook29

I personally really enjoy the show, best thing on TV at the moment.

The thread.

Ah! I saw the 'Test your Chuck 3D Glasses here!!!' thread but thought it was just that - a demo of the technology which I had already tried.

Thanks, I'll have a look later.

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Originally Posted by jst

Can anybody tell me if Chuck 3D is on again as I missed it.

Well it's conspicuous by its absence in Catch Up TV On Demand but will undoubtedly turn up in TV Choice On Demand once series three starts airing.

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Originally Posted by zantarous

I took my sister in law in there today and noticed that as well. Couldn't see the effect though.

Perhaps your eyes are too close together!

No offence intended Clarence.

Nook29 · 27-08-2009, 09:55

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Originally Posted by jst

Can anybody tell me if Chuck 3D is on again as I missed it.

As I said a few posts ago, it is repeated on Monday nights.

Felim_Doyle · 27-08-2009, 10:44

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Originally Posted by zantarous

I took my sister in law in there today and noticed that as well. Couldn't see the effect though.

It may just have been where you were standing. According to the article http://www.cgeye.net/2008/11/full-hd...chnology-9000/ ...

Thereâ€™s one problem: move your head just slightly to one side and the 3-D effect can slip frustratingly out of focus. The viewer must sit in one of six zones - or â€œsweet spotsâ€; move between zones and the effect blurs. For a fully fledged couch potato, that level of immobility might not be too taxing, but for a fidgety film-watcher like me it was distracting. (Philips says its new Quad Full-HD screen has bigger sweet spots, which should reduce the problem.)

What does a 3-D TV look like? Like a standard flatscreen television. However, it actually sends out not one but multiple views. As long as youâ€™re sitting in one of several â€œsweet spotsâ€ within a 135-degree viewing angle, each eye will pick up a separate view. This effect mimics the angular differences produced by a three-dimensional object and fools the brain.

Media Boy UK · 27-08-2009, 10:47

New Channel????

Discovery Flanders may launch soon*

*OFCOM has giving this channel an ''Satellite Licence'' to Broadcast but I do not know if this channels is for UK or Europe.

devilincarnate · 27-08-2009, 10:54

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Originally Posted by Media Boy

New Channel????

Discovery Flanders may launch soon*

*OFCOM has giving this channel an ''Satellite Licence'' to Broadcast but I do not know if this channels is for UK or Europe.

Has ned from the simpsons set up his own channel?

Or could it be this
http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2009/...s-in-flanders/

Media Boy UK · 27-08-2009, 11:12

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Originally Posted by devilincarnate

Has ned from the simpsons set up his own channel?

Or could it be this
http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2009/...s-in-flanders/

Thanks for info.

Horizon · 27-08-2009, 14:03

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Originally Posted by Media Boy

New Channel????

Discovery Flanders may launch soon*

*OFCOM has giving this channel an ''Satellite Licence'' to Broadcast but I do not know if this channels is for UK or Europe.

The clue is in the "Flanders" bit.

It's for Belgium.