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This obvious "difficulty" really bothered me for the BBC Show "Murder Scene The Incident Room" on the series 2 opener: S02E01, in download speak.

The zogbots were trying to track a car and had an image from CCTV that the show focused on.

Anyone who works with security cameras would most likely recognize the obvious problem, when the car was too far away, but why do that? The timestamp encoding is at the very upper left, and not very big, yet the show zoomed in on the timestamp image.

I would guess most CCTV is 4k resolution at 30fps by now, and I have heard talk that many big stores - something like the Walmarts, etc - are already moving to 8k cameras for the better clarity.

Here is the image the show presented, along with a quick "artist" rendering of the full 4k screen. Why did the show pick the absolute furthest image to "work" on? LOL. All they had to do was wait and the image would have been way better quality (which is most likely what they did in reality).

https://files.catbox.moe/abefhk.png

The screencap is fullscreen what aired on the show.

I like to watch this show as well, but I also will say that the show takes either "easy" cases or hides the real science behind things.

I've never felt that any of the "true" crime shows admitted all the facts and were just as scripted as all the other shows. It's almost a game to try to find what part of the show is faked.

Television is kike garbage and belongs in the landfill.