Night loop

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A television program format that is primarily used to buffer special broadcasts is referred to as a night loop - also known as a night loop . Night loops have no special content, but rather sequences that are repeated every minute, hour, day or day of the week. Usually night loops are broadcast at night.

History of origin

With the introduction of commercial television began the TV stations, such as RTL Two and VOX , the first order of at night to broadcast animated video sequences and previously by Sendeschluss radiated test image to replace.

There are now also night loops that have achieved cult status , such as B. Bernd the bread . Some night loops can also be bought on CD , DVD or Blu-ray Disc .

Today's meaning

Night loops are mostly used to buffer program changes and postponements for the following program day. This means that the entries in the program guide, EPG and Teletext match the station's program times again.

Well-known night loops

Well-known night loops on German television are for example:

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Channel - program overview | programm.ARD.de. Retrieved September 13, 2019 .