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Craig Kingham
Приєднався 5 жов 2012
Last Capital FM / Big Top 40 Network Chart Show from Leicester Square London (anoraks on please)
Last Capital FM / Big Top 40 Network Chart Show from Leicester Square London (anoraks on please)
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..and to think...'WILL' (or whoever made the video) all you had to do was to rotate the camera to landscape and you would not need to have been darting back all over the place to capture the screens. Landscape = good. Portrait = horrible.
Alan Freeman did it better! This is not radio.
The film would have been better if the person filming had turned the camera so it would have been in landscape. So wouldn’t have had to keep moving around so much as more would have been in the picture. Just saying.
Love this
I want to work there.
Ah, Craig...there you are!
What do you use for metadata?
I remember the original Network Chart being sent in mono via the IRN news feed to the ILR stations.
Announcement Bible app in Radio channel studio
79 charist road Birmingham
Capital FM radio money £10000000
Still running genesys, and the same network control software from early 2000s
Oooh is so cool and love seeing a radio studio and how the networking works , just beautiful... Wilf (aka crusingfanatic)
Around 10 years ago, nearly all the FM stations in the north west, Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Yorkshire took this show including some community stations. I lived in one of the highest parts in Northern England and could easily pick up over 50+ fm stations. On a Sunday night, they all more or less took this program, there was hardly an alternative show unless you went onto DAB or AM 😂
@CultureMax-ks8yx - Am I interested? Do bears shit in the woods? Of course I am! I'll see if there's a way of PMing you my email address. Please send the whole lot over if possible. Many thanks in advance! :)
Fascinating video. I note you "shadow" the show on your Genesys machine - is that a backup so if it goes tits up next door they can run in to your studio and pick up?
Amazing insight into what actually happened behind the scenes! 😎
Jeez he made the synching look so easy but what an adrenaline buzz
It's great fun Rob, thanks for the nice comments 👍
This video...? Was this like a huge synchronizing together with their other 22 stations across the country to start the show for the last time? 🙂
This went out across the UK to, as Craig said, 140 stations. Capital had been doing a Network Chart show since the 90’s. The name, the presenters and the owners of Capital changed over the decades as did the listening habits of the generations. The Chart is still played on Global stations.
@@CJT80 - Even earlier than that. The first Commercial Radio Chart was actually The Network Chart Show, which was presented by David Jensen and ran from 1984 to 1993 when Neil Fox took over. Pepsi took sponsorship of the chart and it changed its name to The Pepsi Chart Show.
Are they moving buildings? If So, where to?