EagleEye250
Junior Member
A lot of them such as some "BBC: In Concert" were often on the TV as well, as all episodes of "BBC Sight & Sound: In Concert" were on the TV at the same time as BBC Radio 1 FM Stereo as a simulcast.
These were the days long before stereo TV. Viewers were told to turn their TV sound on "mute" and tune your Hi-Fi (provided you've got a good signal of stereo FM BBC Radio 1) and listen to the radio on your Hi-Fi or a good sounding radio, or via your headphones.
The radio would be in sync perfectly with the TV picture, so you got a TV picture and stereo sound together.
These were stereo simulcasts and lasted from around 1975/85. After this, proper stereo television was slowly brought in and stereo simulcasts were no longer needed for TV music concerts and general music programmes.
These were the days long before stereo TV. Viewers were told to turn their TV sound on "mute" and tune your Hi-Fi (provided you've got a good signal of stereo FM BBC Radio 1) and listen to the radio on your Hi-Fi or a good sounding radio, or via your headphones.
The radio would be in sync perfectly with the TV picture, so you got a TV picture and stereo sound together.
These were stereo simulcasts and lasted from around 1975/85. After this, proper stereo television was slowly brought in and stereo simulcasts were no longer needed for TV music concerts and general music programmes.