Is creating an audio copy of the concert one of the tasks that those who download these videos are planning to do?

The videos seem to be running at 1920x1088 and 29.97fps.

Most likely someone will.

yes

Okay, well I edited in an FAQ, but someone just asked the "audio rip" question again.

So, any brilliant ideas about how to make people read it!?

^ Fact of the matter is, people always jump into the middle of threads and ask for a summary of what's happened without reading the first page.

Maybe the original poster should edit their post so that the thread's subtitle says 'READ THE FIRST FUCKING PAGE, NUMB-NUTS.'

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Here's some screens!! These are from the Sacramento show, Camera 1-1. The first couple songs. I'm on MOTP right now, but I have to get ready for work in a bit, so I won't be able to cap too many more.

http://flickr.com/photos/jessicasarahs/sets/72157612281034847/

*edit* ok, got through Head Down.

Okay, NOOOOOW I've jizzed in my pants. That looks amazing.

OK, now i'm on my way to buy a big hardrive. Awesome, thanx for the pix ^^

[quote="JessicaSarahS"]Here's some screens!! These are from the Sacramento show, Camera 1-1. The first couple songs. I'm on MOTP right now, but I have to get ready for work in a bit, so I won't be able to cap too many more.

http://flickr.com/photos/jessicasarahs/sets/72157612281034847/

*edit* ok, got through Head Down.[/quote]

Wow how did you get the footage so fast? I'm on a VERY fast connection at work (a record company cough cough) and in 20 hours I've gotten 5.3% of Sacramento.

Downloaded 6gb and uploaded 1.16gb.

Great to have a stage shot though. Might make a dvd of just that angle!

>>JAM<<

Wow. Thanks for this absolutely wonderful gift. I know that I will not be able to download it but I will wait patiently and see what comes out of it.

Seeing those screencaps makes me all sorts of excited to see what this footage will be turned into! It's going be amazing!

I did a little downloading of all of Sacramento to see what angles they were at, like I did yesterday. Once again, all half sized. I'm going to have to borrow someone else's computer to watch these proper...
Cam 1, as previously mentioned, is in the center of the crowd.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v122/tenshihanafubuki/Picture6.png
Cam 2 is at the rail. This is the one that dies midway.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v122/tenshihanafubuki/cam2.png
Cam 3 is above the crowd to the lefthand side.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v122/tenshihanafubuki/cam3.png
Cam 4 is to the very far left to get the action of the stage
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v122/tenshihanafubuki/cam4.png
Cam 5 is the same as 3, but on the righhand side.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v122/tenshihanafubuki/cam5.png
Forgive me if you can see more of it later and I end up being a wee bit wrong
Now I'm just going to download it in order, like normal people.

"This totally free item is not what I hoped for, therefore I must be negative and miserable and make other people want to punch me in the head."



I've not seen many people complaining about the filesize. I've seen people stunned, shocked, in awe etc... But very few complaints. So don't say "all of you" when 95%+ of us are happy (or in my case ecstatic) with the pony.

I've not seen one person complain about not being able to edit it that I remember. And... Okay, the muppet I quoted has whined about a DVD.

I'm 50% done of cam 1, part 1 of Portland. While VLC won't let me skim the file, VLC can clearly play it. So that's good.

BTW, not sure if this advice is any use to anyone, or if it'll have any point, but there is a version of Media Player Classic for XP that has been hacked to put some of the decoding work onto the graphics card. (It's called Media Player Classic Home Cinema if I recall.) It takes CPU usage way down lets the GPU take some of the strain ON CERTAIN CARDS. Now it can play the MOV files (just tried), but I don't have enough to test it properly and see if it's actually doing what it's supposed too (taking the load off the CPU).

But I figured I'd mention it anyway as it may help some folk out.

BTW, is it even possible to edit MOV files on XP?

And to think I thought all the NIN multitrack files on my laptop took up a lot of space. HAHAHA!

+1 Request for Blu Ray Release...I'll pay whatever it costs...

Of course, Quicktime is the basis of a lot of computer video. If you have iTunes, it came with it. The issue rather is whether you can run HDV- the codec comes with having Final Cut Pro. Other editors, I dunno.

Depends on the program you're using. The only one that I can think of that can't is Windows movie maker, but don't use that for this! Adobe Premiere Pro has no problems with MOV files.

70% on Portland 1-1. I plan on encoding these properly and uploading them to youtube as well as uploading the lossless audio if that isn't done already by tomorrow.

I'M A PONY! I'M A PONY! DON'T YOU FEEL LIKE A PONY WHEN YOU SWEAT