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Historically BATC has run an archive of videos related to ATV - these videos are recorded and uploaded by members and available for viewing at http://www.batc.tv/channel.php?ch=1
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Historically BATC has run an archive of videos related to ATV - these videos were recorded and uploaded by members.  In 2015 we decided that there was little point in maintaining our own archive when Youtube do an excellent job and do not consume our storage or bandwidth capacity.
  
In 2015 we decided that there is little point in maintaining our own archive when Youtube do an excellent job and do not consume our storage or bandwidth capacity.
 
 
We will be gradually transferring all the assets over from the batc.tv archive and have already transferred all the previous CAT presentations and a couple of ATV on the air videos.
 
 
The URL is [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUWLnUZllytlcCFd93tnBzw BATC on line Youtube channel].
 
The URL is [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUWLnUZllytlcCFd93tnBzw BATC on line Youtube channel].
  
We have absolutely NO plans to move any other facilities over to other platforms - we will continue to run the live streamer for repeaters, members streams and live events are in the process of beta testing a new platform.
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We have absolutely NO plans to move any other facilities over to other platforms - we will continue to run the live streamer https://batc.org.uk/live/ for repeaters, members' streams and live events.

Latest revision as of 11:24, 6 December 2018

Historically BATC has run an archive of videos related to ATV - these videos were recorded and uploaded by members. In 2015 we decided that there was little point in maintaining our own archive when Youtube do an excellent job and do not consume our storage or bandwidth capacity.

The URL is BATC on line Youtube channel.

We have absolutely NO plans to move any other facilities over to other platforms - we will continue to run the live streamer https://batc.org.uk/live/ for repeaters, members' streams and live events.