An audio “problem” with a US news story over at Channel 7 made for interesting listening for a few moments. They’re calling it divine intervention!. You can make up your own mind…
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From the news story:
A transmission fault at the Seven Network last night has been identified as video footage from a US news story.
For more than six minutes from 7.30pm, audio during the broadcast of Mayday: Head on collision, a documentary about a train crash in the Rocky Mountains in 1986, repeated the line “Jesus Christ, help us all Lord”.
The rogue audio has been identified as coming from a news story about a US truck driver under attack in Iraq on September 20, 2005.
A spokesperson for the Seven Network said the fault was caused by an “unmixed file” transferred to the transmission servers at Seven’s broadcast centre in Melbourne.
May just have been the best audio from the whole programme!
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lol. Yeah - I was watching at the time.
It got tedious real quick.
I don’t expect the 7 network experienced good ratings for the program airing at the time the fault began - “Mayday”.
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