Scene from TBS Drama 'VIVANT' Raises Concerns Over microSD Card Handling
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A scene from the TBS drama 'VIVANT' has sparked concern among video production professionals due to the depiction of a character handing over a microSD card by directly touching its terminal. This moment, featured in the first episode of the second season that aired on July 26, has gained traction on social media since a post on September 12 highlighted the potential risks involved.
The handling of the microSD card raises alarms because direct contact with the terminal can lead to data corruption or loss due to static electricity, a risk that manufacturers warn against in their manuals. Comments on social media reflect this concern, with users noting the dangers of static electricity and expressing discomfort at the scene's portrayal of microSD card usage through an adapter, which can increase the likelihood of connection errors.
Despite the backlash, some viewers suggest that such dramatic liberties are acceptable in television storytelling, comparing it to other unrealistic scenarios in dramas. 'VIVANT' continues to air every Sunday at 9 PM, providing a platform for ongoing discussions about its content and production choices.
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[ITmedia News] ドラマ「VIVANT」のワンシーンに映像制作界隈が「ぞっとする」 microSDカードを端子むき出しで手渡し
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