Never Mind The Rip-Off - Revision history

Sprow: Skip the graphic. Though I think the numbers were in pink, the software lets you set the colour so it's possibly not.

2007-07-07T13:50:23Z

Skip the graphic. Though I think the numbers were in pink, the software lets you set the colour so it's possibly not.

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	There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

	~~[[Image:NeverMindTheScore.png\|right\|thumb\|160px\|Big pink scoring]]~~
	The first made use of two BBC Micros for scoring, using custom software written by [[Matt Hammond]], coupled to [[Cub Conversion\|Cub]] monitors hidden in the set allowed large colour graphical scores to be shown.		The first made use of two BBC Micros for scoring, using custom software written by [[Matt Hammond]], coupled to [[Cub Conversion\|Cub]] monitors hidden in the set allowed large colour graphical scores to be shown.

Sprow: Add Matt Hammond's scoring software

2007-07-07T13:48:15Z

Add Matt Hammond's scoring software

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	There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

			[[Image:NeverMindTheScore.png\|right\|thumb\|160px\|Big pink scoring]]
			The first made use of two BBC Micros for scoring, using custom software written by [[Matt Hammond]], coupled to [[Cub Conversion\|Cub]] monitors hidden in the set allowed large colour graphical scores to be shown.

	=== In the Archive ===		=== In the Archive ===
	The titles are recorded twice on Umatic U1 a short distance apart. The content is the same, but the first copy has the audio level far too high and distorted, where as the second one is at a more reasonable level~~. Interestingly the leader clock credits "Debbie" in the producer field~~. Record date is ~~01/11/~~1998.		The titles are recorded twice on Umatic U1 a short distance apart. The content is the same, but the first copy has the audio level far too high and distorted, where as the second one is at a more reasonable level. Record date is 1st November 1998.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category: Productions]]		[[Category: Productions]]

Sprow: Add still

2007-05-12T20:48:33Z

Add still

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	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. The titles formed another rip-off, being composed of music video clips taped from MTV (in some cases still with the MTV overlay visible!).		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. The titles formed another rip-off, being composed of music video clips taped from MTV (in some cases still with the MTV overlay visible!).

			[[Image:NeverMindThe.png\|left\|thumb\|160px\|Graham Quince as host]]

	There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

Dummy User: added details from umatic tape

2007-05-12T15:05:43Z

added details from umatic tape

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	}}		}}

	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks.		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. The titles formed another rip-off, being composed of music video clips taped from MTV (in some cases still with the MTV overlay visible!).

	There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

			=== In the Archive ===
			The titles are recorded twice on Umatic U1 a short distance apart. The content is the same, but the first copy has the audio level far too high and distorted, where as the second one is at a more reasonable level. Interestingly the leader clock credits "Debbie" in the producer field. Record date is 01/11/1998.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
			[[Category: Productions]]

Cjw116 at 14:55, 21 March 2007

2007-03-21T14:55:04Z

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	\|logofile=Rip_off_logo.jpg‎		\|logofile=Rip_off_logo.jpg‎
	\|broadcast=1998/2000		\|broadcast=1998/2000
	\|producers=Alex Hudson		\|producers=[[Graham Quince]]<br>[[Alex Hudson]]
	}}		}}

	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks.

			There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Dummy User at 21:41, 10 March 2007

2007-03-10T21:41:33Z

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	\|logofile=Rip_off_logo.jpg‎		\|logofile=Rip_off_logo.jpg‎
	\|broadcast=1998/2000		\|broadcast=1998/2000
			\|producers=Alex Hudson
	}}		}}

Dummy User at 21:41, 10 March 2007

2007-03-10T21:41:02Z

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			{{Production Info
			\|name=Never Mind The Rip-Off
			\|logofile=Rip_off_logo.jpg‎
			\|broadcast=1998/2000
			}}

	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Jonathan at 12:45, 2 March 2007

2007-03-02T12:45:10Z

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	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as a the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Jonathan at 12:33, 2 March 2007

2007-03-02T12:33:57Z

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	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as a the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[~~Jamea~~ Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as a the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}

Jonathan at 12:33, 2 March 2007

2007-03-02T12:33:48Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:33, 2 March 2007
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	Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as a the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[Jamea Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).		Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as a the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (presented by [[Graham Quince]]) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[Jamea Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]).

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}