broadcast delay

Eventide, Inc. created the first digital broadcast delay for this purpose.

The studio has a 40-second broadcast delay as well as phone patch to take calls and put them on the air.

Morning Joe has subsequently been broadcast with a 7-second broadcast delay.

Finally, Big Show was stunned by his selection but looked forward to the transition from broadcast delay to live television.

Later in the year, however, the decision was reversed, and instead a 10-second broadcast delay was put in place.

Hot Line was the first television show to use the recently invented ten-second broadcast delay to amplify viewer phone calls on the air.

"Can we rig a wide-range hardshell with thirty-minute broadcast delay?"

Other devices used in broadcast engineering are telephone hybrids, broadcast delays, and dead air alarms.

Broadcast delay, the practice of intentionally delaying a radio and television broadcast of live material.

Following an abrupt commercial break, Smith issued an on-air apology for a broadcast delay failure made by the channel's master control operators.

Because the WFAC-TV broadcast facilities had no broadcast delay, the program aired totally uncensored.

All title changes occurred at JCP-promoted events: live events, pay-per-view events, and on televised events that aired on broadcast delay.

The bottom three couples (six dancers overall) are then liable for elimination by the judges on the live, or broadcast on Broadcast delay in the western United States, results show.

The Lone Shark was originally recorded in-studio or on-location and edited before broadcast, but after 1993 the program was broadcast "live" without a broadcast delay, editing or censor.

"There's a seven-second broadcast delay, so if things get really raunchy, we can just cut to one of our man-in-the-street interviews," said Bonnie Hammer, Sci Fi's executive vice president and general manager.

Savage has been a vocal opponent of the new HD Radio technology being used on the AM band, saying that the technology causes undue interference and unnecessary broadcast delay for minimal gain in quality.

Affiliates in the Mountain, Alaskan, and Hawaii-Aleutian zones are either on their own to broadcast delay by an hour or two, or collectively form a small, regional network feed with others in the same time zone.

Some broadcast delays being due more to poor quality videotapes (sourced from countries with differing video format, such as the USA), or to episode availability in black and white only (having originally been filmed in colour).

However, in a multistage subtitling process with a broadcast delay and access to a live audio feed it is possible to have several correction stages and for the text to be displayed at the same time as the "live" transmission.

To enforce the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations, television networks often broadcast live programs on a slight broadcast delay to give them the ability to censor words and images while keeping the broadcast as "live" as possible.

The show generally aired live on Tuesdays directly before - when touring the west coast - or after SmackDown was taped, though it was also recorded and placed on a broadcast delay until later in the night depending on what circumstances dictated.

As the FCC was investigating the broadcasts, in 2004, Fox announced that it would begin extending live broadcast delays to 5 minutes from its standard 5 or 10 seconds to more easily be able to edit out obscenities uttered over the air.

In countries where it is illegal to broadcast profanity on radio or television, programs can be pre-recorded or a broadcast delay device can be used to screen for and delete profanity or other undesirable material before it is broadcast.

Such equipment would commonly include a telephone hybrid for putting telephone calls on the air, a POTS codec for receiving remote broadcasts, a dead air alarm for detecting unexpected silence, and a broadcast delay for dropping anything from coughs to profanity.

A brief broadcast delay may be used to allow profanity or other inappropriate content (and possibly the caller) to be dropped, or voice tracking may be used to record calls to a computer, where the call can be digitally edited for time and content.