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[[Image:Clock-2009.png|right|thumb|The | <!-- coming soon [[Image:Clock-2013.png|right|thumb|The current clock, 2013-]] --> | ||
[[Image:Clock-2009.png|right|thumb|The look of clock, 2009-2011]] | |||
[[Image:Clock.jpg|right|thumb|The look of clock, 2000-2009]] | [[Image:Clock.jpg|right|thumb|The look of clock, 2000-2009]] | ||
[[Image:Oldclock.jpg|thumb|right|The original YSTV clock, 1999-2000]] | [[Image:Oldclock.jpg|thumb|right|The original YSTV clock, 1999-2000]] | ||
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Now S4C, BBC One, C4 and all ITV regions have dropped their on-screen clocks (even on technical failures!), YSTV may be the only UK broadcaster left to use one. | Now S4C, BBC One, C4 and all ITV regions have dropped their on-screen clocks (even on technical failures!), YSTV may be the only UK broadcaster left to use one. | ||
At the start of the 2009/2010 academic year, the Clock was re-written by [[Michael Cullen]] | At the start of the 2009/2010 academic year, the Clock was re-written by [[Michael Cullen]] to run on PC hardware, with anamorphic widescreen enabled. One thing to notice was that the hands only moved when their unit of time is up - ie. the seconds moved after the second, the minute hand moved after that minute, and the hour hand moved only once every hour - this lead on many occasions to watchless techies missing lectures! When YUSU lent YSTV their plasma screens around campus, they were known to complain of the clock's marks screenburning! | ||
Clock was revived in 2013 by [[Sam Nicholson]] in HD as part the automated scheduling software [[Tarantula]]. It isn't seen much between programs, instead being shown overnight during closedown. Unlike its predecessor, the hands on this clock move continuously, meaning the minute and hour hands are always accurate. | |||
{{YSTV Productions}} | {{YSTV Productions}} | ||
[[Category:Productions]] | [[Category:Productions]] |