This particular version of Non Stop was used on BBC Ceefax in the late 1980s as a linking track to cover the gap while they changed the one-hour reels of tape. Does anyone know if this particular version is on a CD?
that last song on this testcard video...I have defintely heard it before somewhere. Do you know where I can find that song it its "muzak/orchestra format" that would be great
Especially worth it for the music. Rich. Where did you find these sounds? I can imagine 4Tel or Pages from Ceefax going on during this or the music being used during a "Technical Fault" station caption. The test card is too clean though - there needed to be some strobing vua the closer packed lines IMO.
A lot of these tunes were used for testcards, Teletext on TV (Ceefax/4Tel), and Schools & Colleges junctions. They are available at the Meldrum Private Parts website, which features TV presentation material, from video clips to music files. I've just added it to the description.
American Girls is by Paul Hart. That and Heavy on Easy were used by Channel 4 in the early to mid 80's on their test card.
JFredUK 1 year ago
The music which starts at 7.08 is the default music on the inside of my head.
alisoneales 1 year ago
The music is great!!!!!
stogerovn 1 year ago
Nice! You should also do some rockall testcards.
benkid77 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
a 2 yrs old kid can make this
ChristmasOnMoon 3 years ago
You might mean Oracle, not Ceefax.
racrmimbpsvc 3 years ago
This particular version of Non Stop was used on BBC Ceefax in the late 1980s as a linking track to cover the gap while they changed the one-hour reels of tape. Does anyone know if this particular version is on a CD?
TommyWylie 3 years ago
oooh thats a go0t wun. big travel TV yes.
WarHater69 3 years ago
Yeah I didn't know thee was even human life on that continent. Someone said only scientists would live there for any manount of time.
Lesrevesdhiver 4 years ago
antarctica tv is made up!
networksoutheast 4 years ago
It never is, is it?
Sorry, no need for sarcasm.
dacrlit 3 years ago
that last song on this testcard video...I have defintely heard it before somewhere. Do you know where I can find that song it its "muzak/orchestra format" that would be great
connoret 4 years ago
It's called "Non-stop" by John Malcolm.
It was used as the ITN theme for many years (though not in that arrangement!). The "usual" version is available on verious compilation CDs.
g7mzh 3 years ago
was antartica tv actually real or was it one u made up?
networksoutheast 4 years ago
Made up!!!!!
AntarcticaTelevision 4 years ago
¿Sigue activa la web de meldrum? Yo hace mucho tiempo que no entro, me encantaba verla, pero siempre la veía bastante desactualizada.
palaciego 4 years ago
Sigue activa, pero sigue desactualizada.
AntarcticaTelevision 4 years ago
He añadido la dirección de la web de Meldrum a la descripción.
AntarcticaTelevision 4 years ago
Gracias, la verdad es que hace tiempo que la suelo ver, pero siempre pone desde 1998.
palaciego 4 years ago
Thank you for the information, Rich.
plan7a 4 years ago
Especially worth it for the music. Rich. Where did you find these sounds? I can imagine 4Tel or Pages from Ceefax going on during this or the music being used during a "Technical Fault" station caption. The test card is too clean though - there needed to be some strobing vua the closer packed lines IMO.
plan7a 4 years ago
A lot of these tunes were used for testcards, Teletext on TV (Ceefax/4Tel), and Schools & Colleges junctions. They are available at the Meldrum Private Parts website, which features TV presentation material, from video clips to music files. I've just added it to the description.
AntarcticaTelevision 4 years ago
The Meldrum URL has just been added to the video's description.
AntarcticaTelevision 4 years ago
The testcard was ever "cleaner" before I uploaded it!
AntarcticaTelevision 4 years ago