Sentence examples for access footage from inspiring English sources

For the 16-18 year olds who are out there watching the show, born in the 90s, they don't know what public access footage from the late 70s looked like.

Relatives will also have access to footage from bedrooms, accessible via smartphone or tablet computers.

"We had access to footage that is effective," Amanda Crumley, Mr. Easley's press secretary, explained the other day.

Whether that interdependence can continue seems to depend on what "access" to footage from IFNC really means for the national ITV and Channel 4 bulletins.

Video editors were unable to access archive footage to use in news reports via computers in New Broadcasting House in central London.

It was put on hold after the BBC received a letter from representatives of Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, who challenged whether the programme met the corporation's own guidelines relating to access to footage which requires clearance by the royal household.

Problems with DMI were first exposed during the coverage of the death of Baroness Thatcher last month, when BBC News staff were unable to access archive footage of the late prime minister via computers in New Broadcasting House and were reduced to ferrying tapes from the corporation's archive storage facility in Perivale, north-west London, in taxis or on the tube.

Eventually, however, Owl says it will be possible to access that footage over LTE.

Feeds from thousands of Trendnet home security cameras have been breached, allowing any web user to access live footage without needing a password.

Woodman also said that the company has software in 'alpha' right now inside the company that allows users to auto-sync their GoPro cameras to the cloud so they can access their footage.

That meant I had to put on real clothes and walk outside to my car to access the footage from the past 24 hours in order to connect to the Owl's Wi-Fi.