I ripped it its about 12gb total in 4k streaming format let me know where you want it uploaded.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninjaw
I ripped it its about 12gb total in 4k streaming format let me know where you want it uploaded.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninjaw
Me too, that's what I used (actually not because I was lazy but the idea was there) no, I'm doing multicam, I need the (very) big file.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScreamingSlave
So, I updated the site with a few more recordings earlier this week. Here is what has been added.
Amsterdam 06/27/2018 - Rudd_A's Recording
Yokohama 01/14/2000 - Unknown Video Recording
Oakland 10/14/1994 - 1st Gen Video Recording (recommended!)
Orlando 08/20/1991 - Unknown Video Recording
Just published a second Paris multicam I had only 4 cams and tons of red, did I pass ?
https://youtu.be/STI5Vs8XpIk
Nice! The color(s) of the cameras match well and we don't see too much the security guy on the left.
Good Job !!
I wish the Full Show...
Someone commented on your vid about his own multicam it seemsQuote:
Originally Posted by ninjaw
Yeah, ppl are funny, nobody answered me on youtube still waitingQuote:
Originally Posted by StockAvuryah
Remember that 1990 show? Someone just posted this master tape on Youtube. Thought you all would like this especially ninlive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmKLERVovLc
Yeah he made two posts on /r/ninQuote:
Originally Posted by nooneimportant
https://www.reddit.com/r/nin/comment...s_tx_1990_new/
https://www.reddit.com/r/nin/comment..._september_13/
Holy shit... There are have been a few new transfers of a few shows. I have been trying to get that Nashville 94 show. FULLMETAL just told me that he recorded that Orlando 1991 video and retransferred it a few years ago!!!! So, that will be up soon as well!
@ninjaw I don't think anyone is going to send over the raw footage of the Paris 2018 show from that channel. Do you think you could send over the 12GB 4K footage you ripped from YouTube? I have the FTP credentials if you'd like to use that?
@ScreamingSlaveQuote:
Originally Posted by ninlive
Sure, but I just used JDownloader to rip itQuote:
Originally Posted by ninlive
Mad Cool Festival
Here is the AAC audio track, extracted directly from the stream, split and tagged:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/sy0kza...%2529.zip/file
Video, your choice of MKV or MP4, both in 576p25 (standard def) with chapter markers:
Attachment 414
Attachment 415
Non-torrent download options (it's only 825 MB):
MKV: http://www.mediafire.com/file/w9dr15...0%28MKV%29.zip
MP4: http://www.mediafire.com/file/aubkiu...0%28MP4%29.zip
Tuned in from "Afraid of Americans" onward. Was pretty cool to see the video feed all in black and white. I had audio drop out on me a bunch (but that might have just been my terrible connection speed). And then "Hurt" got cut off right as it started, which was a bummer, guess they stop broadcasting.
Thanks to @TheBang for grabbing the whole transmission and releasing it, because they were on fucking fire!
I love the "Somewhat Damaged"/"Day the World Went Away" combo as an opener. May have to try cleaning up this low bit rate audio, if a higher quality source without dropouts doesn't emerge...
Apparently it is going to be re-broadcast on TV in Spain at some point in the near future...
Was "Hurt" cut off during the stream or something?
@mostlymad Yeah it was cut off
Hope we get a good re-broadcast
Is there a difference between the mkv and mp4 in terms of quality of encoding, or is it just an option for compatibility reasons?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBang
EDIT: Never mind, I found an old post of yours that explains.
I've always heard how bad it is to capture IEM recordings, but I've never heard why. I respect it as something that I don't know enough about, but could anyone tell me what makes it so wrong?Quote:
Originally Posted by ScreamingSlave
The few IEMs I've heard just sound unbalanced, that's all. Not wrong, just a bit off.Quote:
Originally Posted by zecho
Mad Cool Festival performance is badass. Thank you for the download links!!
Is anyone else loving Robin's lead vocals on SHIT MIRROR?! He's perfect for that song.
I also love the slightly extended, noisier intro to AHEAD OF OURSELVES <3
For IEMs, the biggest issue is that it's an internal sound feed meant for a specific band member only. The mix is not what you hear coming out of the PA; certain elements may be over or under emphasized depending on that band member's requirements. There may be internal production chatter. There may be a click track. In short, it's not something that's meant to be heard by the general public and is not a flattering representation of the performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by zecho
ALDs, on the other hand, is there a stigma associated with those? Unlike IEMs, ALDs are intended to be heard by the audience. So, I'm not sure if there's a problem with recording and sharing those. I haven't heard many of them, but one I can recall was not very impressive quality.
Edit: I listened to a few ALDs on Dime, and they can sound pretty good, if a bit dry. I think a lot of it is dependent on the venue's transmission quality and your device's reception, so it can be a crap shoot.
The Issue with ALD recordings is unless your a taper with a disability and need the ALD for the concert to actually hear it your taking a device that may be needed for a person with a disability and if they don't have enough devices you are therefore denying someone with a disability the opportunity to hear the show they paid for by using a device they need but you took to bootleg a show its a moral issue and one most people should realize is wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBang
Mind sharing then ?Quote:
Originally Posted by zecho
Easy : there is absoluty no differencesQuote:
Originally Posted by StockAvuryah
Hard : I'm interested in a good summary of technical specsQuote:
Originally Posted by ninjaw
Seriously ? This is a perfect capture, the idea is to not loose a bit, so, they are exactly the same, and are doing the same. As you should know H264 is everywhere and that include MP4, MKV, MOV, WMV, TS and even DIVX those doesn't mean anything anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by StockAvuryah
Now yes, offering both doesn't mean anything, and is totally useless, the only difference is that MP4 is played on more hardware, and that's all. At the very last, MKV is know to be better handled on some PC...
MKV is generally considered to be the better file type, but is less supported by mobile devices, televisions, and gaming consoles. There is no meaningful difference in terms of quality between the two. I was only asking to see if there was a difference in the way these particular files were encoded, but I found a response on ninlive that said they were identical.Quote:
Originally Posted by StockAvuryah
IEMs (in ear monitors) are a direct link between the artist and the engineer mixing for them. It also often includes one or more talkback mics, which allow the artist, engineer, and various techs / managers to communicate throughout the show. So in that sense, recording these sources feels very much akin to wiretapping someone's phone. That's creepy. I understand some peoples' draw to that...it's behind-the-scenes stuff. Sometimes it's interesting. Sometimes it's unbelievably boring. But it's private - the artist is never consenting to that stuff being listened in on by unauthorized people.Quote:
Originally Posted by zecho
In another sense, as someone else has mentioned, most artists do not have a "perfect" mix - that is, it's extremely unbalanced, because they want certain things emphasized or reduced. And in the case of vocalists, they often have no effects of any kind, which can make even a pretty good singer sound a little "weird". So you're now stealing a private mix that doesn't necessarily sound "good" to unintended listeners. It's amazing how much the PA in the room helps to mask minor imperfections in a performance. IEM mixes are far less forgiving, and as an artist, I'd be pretty self-conscious about other people listening to that.
And yes, the difference between this and ALD recordings is that at least ALD is meant to be used by the audience. But all technical reasons aside, the risk of possibly taking this from someone who legitimately needs the device is reason enough to not use them for recordings.
There's no difference with the content. The elementary streams (audio and video) are identical. The only difference is the container, MKV container vs. MP4. I used the chapter marker features for both also, so there's no difference there. So, it's basically just a matter of preference or convenience as to which one you want or that your playback devices support. For example, some playback devices might not support chapter markers in MP4 files, but will recognize them in MKV.Quote:
Originally Posted by StockAvuryah