I expect I'm going to feel very silly at the end of this question.....
Loads of TV channels now have a +1 service, but when I thought about this surely if I watched these I should be seeing shows an hour in advance of the regular schedule? but what I'm actually viewing is an hour behind so theses channels should really be labelled as -1.
Or, as I'm expecting, have I completely misunderstood the concept of this.
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The +1 runs an hour behind normal scheduling. So Coronation Street (other crap soaps are available) gets transmitted by ITV at 7.30 you can watch it again at 8.30pm on +1
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When you view (for example) ch33, you're watching ITV1 plus one hour of delay.
:)
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Eh, I'm with Rudie .. I like to watch Cops on CBS reality which is scheduled for 7.00pm.
I watch it at 8.00pm on CBS reality +1 which is actually -1 (or + 1 hour later)
:}
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>> Loads of TV channels now have a +1 service, but when I thought about this
>> surely if I watched these I should be seeing shows an hour in advance of
>> the regular schedule? but what I'm actually viewing is an hour behind so theses channels
>> should really be labelled as -1.
>>
>> Or, as I'm expecting, have I completely misunderstood the concept of this.
>>
>>
Be fantastic if what you thought was true, Rudedog. Imagine the money you could make betting on live football.
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>> I expect I'm going to feel very silly at the end of this question.....
>>
>> Loads of TV channels now have a +1 service, but when I thought about this
>> surely if I watched these I should be seeing shows an hour in advance of
>> the regular schedule? but what I'm actually viewing is an hour behind so theses channels
>> should really be labelled as -1.
-1 would be one hour ahead of schedule.
Trains are - if they are early, and + if they are late.
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OK, but if I watch ITV1 at 5pm and then turn over to ITV1 +1 at 5pm then logically I should be able to view the programme scheduled for 6pm, whereas in fact I will be viewing the programme shown at 4pm. I still think they have the title wrong it should be -1.
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the clocks go forward tonight.....dohhhhh
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>> the clocks go forward tonight.....dohhhhh
So is that ITV +2?
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>> OK, but if I watch ITV1 at 5pm and then turn over to ITV1 +1
>> at 5pm then logically I should be able to view the programme scheduled for 6pm,
>> whereas in fact I will be viewing the programme shown at 4pm. I still think
>> they have the title wrong it should be -1.
everyone else in the country gets it. You will have to be unique.
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need to adjust telly tonight... dont wanna miss cash cab during tea and toast tomorrow
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>> Loads of TV channels now have a +1 service, but when I thought about this
>> surely if I watched these I should be seeing shows an hour in advance of
>> the regular schedule?
Yes, that's how it works.
If you watch ITV+1 you'll get to see the news an hour before it happens, so you'll have an hour's warning of any natural disaster, and can make a killing on the stock market too.
This is also why they stop selling lottery tickets an hour before the draw. Otherwise everyone would know the winning numbers.
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You would have been a military disaster Rudedog if you had been allowed any responsibility for the D-day landings.
D+1 = day after the landings
D-1 = one day to go.
:)
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Excellent - a historical precedent.
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Rudedog is presumably living in 2013 BC
Last edited by: CGNorwich on Sun 31 Mar 13 at 10:53
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I know that I'm not viewing the future! Just change the name, +1 doesn't mean what it implies, several are called 'catch up' that would be more descriptive, in fact 'Dave ja vu' has it nailed.
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Deja Vu TV - better register it quick - it could catch on !
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>> Deja Vu TV - better register it quick - it could catch on !
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+1
(Well, someone had to)
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