I was hoping this would feature the episode I was in but can't find it anywhere.... even managed to contact the director but he didn't know where the tapes were anymore. One of these episodes was filmed at my school so starting to wonder whether the episode actually aired at all...
16:4731:48 It would be interesting to check the newspaper archives and see if those advertisements can be found. 27:40 That's similar to how a fax machine works a demonstration like this was done on The Secret Life of Machines about the subject fax machines. What they're doing there is essentially what computer binary is on or off (in this case coloured or not coloured).2:50:45 Is the text file test transmission available on the internet for use in an emulator? That should be preserved too just for posterity sake.
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That’s my Saturday nights entertainment sorted. Excellent.👍🏻
Thanks so much for this, it's pure Gold!
Very interesting programs very nice to see them again.
Excellent upload! Definitely not Stepping Stones at the start though. They’d stopped making that about 1980. Thanks for the viewing 😎
Now confirmed as Start The Day from 16th January 1985.
I was hoping this would feature the episode I was in but can't find it anywhere.... even managed to contact the director but he didn't know where the tapes were anymore. One of these episodes was filmed at my school so starting to wonder whether the episode actually aired at all...
Love the rewinding clock and caption mistake at the start. Worth watching for that alone
Also, the later one with the dodgy camera means you can literally see the clock on what appears to be its stand for a second
@@robmortimer4150 could you give a time prompt please?
@@duncanpriestley964 it’s in the description:)
16:47 31:48 It would be interesting to check the newspaper archives and see if those advertisements can be found. 27:40 That's similar to how a fax machine works a demonstration like this was done on The Secret Life of Machines about the subject fax machines. What they're doing there is essentially what computer binary is on or off (in this case coloured or not coloured).2:50:45 Is the text file test transmission available on the internet for use in an emulator? That should be preserved too just for posterity sake.
It was decoded by people on an Acorn user group. It's very very boring.
awsome, i want more
DOCTOR WHO MATEY ALERT-Good grief! It’s Andrew Burt from “Terminus”! 💙💙💙💙