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Local Forecast / Re: General LF Discussion
« on: September 13, 2011, 07:48:30 PM »
I never knew a lot of the artists on TWC until their songs premiered on the LF.
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TWC sure loves to recycle old stock footage, this looks like the same stock footage they used of the lady waiting in the rain for a taxi from the "Live By It" era decade ago.
Why, oh why, couldn't we see said era again? This was their best, always will have been.
Stephen Arnold - The Weather Channel Evening Edition |
Stephen Arnold - The Weather Channel Montage |
Weather Channel Cable/Satellite Station ID Backgrounds 2004-2011 |
The Weather Channel's Show Openers (2003 -2005) |
Evening Edition 2003-2005 Music Segment |
You must have edited that part out, because i dont see a post of you asking for a video of the original squeezeback
As for your rant about the XL, simply put, the XL and IS have their pros and cons. The XL cannot do fading, the IS can. The XL doesnt render its own animations, the IS does. So, I think that the IS is better in terms of processing.
I'm confused.. you were ranting about the XL, yet you posted a video of the IS..
I dont know if the Jr should be retired, but based on reading Eric's post, I will definitely agree that the 4000 should be retired.. it's hard for the STAR Team to make changes to the platform anyways (and the Junior), but the major reason I think the 4000 should be put into retirement because of it's video hardware.. eventually all 4000s will suffer through degradation (as us "fans" know it to be) if they haven't already, and it's sorta like Microsoft putting OS platforms into retirement.
As for the XL, though, I think it should stay.. unlike the 4000/Junior, the XL is not that hard to make remote changes to because of it's ethernet port (?), but it is also OS-ran, just like the IS. Though it does not display anything except an LF and ID anymore, it can at least do an LDL like the IS with having part of the LDL chopped off for the LDL ads, but without the fancy flares and animation.. And as for the squeezeback, I cannot see that being implemented, sadly.. The original sqeeuzeback seen from 2006-2009 (with the sunny background) never displayed local information on the XL, so why should the current one?
TWC IntelliStar - Jan 14 2006 8:28 pm et |
I dont see any degradation...
Troy Cable is based out of Troy, AL (which is about 30-45mi away from us) and they have just opened another headend in Ozark, so my thoughts are (just a thought, no need for anybody to jump all over me, correct me if I am wrong) are that they are buying an Intellistar for Ozark, while they are using a plain 4000 that is not programmed for any specific cable company (hence CITY CABLEVISION on the ID screen).
Local Forecast July 7 2:08pm (4000) |