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Spike_1412

Spike_1412

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Audio or video? Format? (mp3' date=' wma, mpg, avi, wmv, etc.)[/quote']Video, mpg please.

It doesn't matter if you don't have that format/media type bacsue I can play any.

Well, not at the moment because Windows Media Player is have homosexual relations.
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nkramar78

nkramar78

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Lmao' date=' leave it to you for this kind of reply. XD[/quote']

I coulda taken it further and asked if the DVD was needed and in either PAL or NTSC format. :p

I'll do a quick rip and conversion to mpeg, don't have any of the tracks on my hard drive at the moment.
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nkramar78

nkramar78

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Linkin Park - Rock Am Ring 2004 - Wish

Video:

Type: MPEG1

Bitrate: 1.150 Mbps

Framerate: 29.970 Hz

Resolution: 352x240

Aspect ratio: 4x3

Length: 4m 19s

Audio:

Type: MPEG Audio

Bitrate: 224 Kbps

Number of main channels: 2

Sampling Frequency: 44.1khz

Bits Per Sample: 16

(Translation - NTSC format, VCD quality MPEG, stereo sound)

 
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DJ BloodFrost

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Hopefully some will learn... Once you get outside the LP trading community' date=' all that info gets pretty important.[/quote']
Rofl, are you saying people in the LP trading community don't care about high-quality bootlegs?
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nkramar78

nkramar78

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Rofl' date=' are you saying people in the LP trading community don't care about high-quality bootlegs?[/quote']

In a nutshell, yeah. I can't say the whole community is like that, but for the most part lossless formats (both audio and video) are traded at a fraction of the rate their lossy counterparts are. The fact of the matter is that most people are concerned with quantity first, then quality. I guess it just comes down to what you're used to and prefer.

(And don't even get me started on trying to obtain correct lineage on some of the shows.)

Personally, I think it stems from the 'young' fan base that LP has. Most have grown up with downloading mp3s and mpeg files whereas I began trading in formats such as cassette and VHS and have since moved on to CD and DVD in both hard copies (actual tapes, CDs, etc) to torrents and FTP transfers.

There are plenty of sites out there which offer high quality (lossless) downloads. It's scary that there are very few, if any LP bootlegs out there in circulation outside of the LP trading community. I see dozens of lists every week and I've onely encountered a few that had more than a handful of LP shows and most were the 'common' ones - RaR 04, RaR 01, etc.

Do I have a point? Not really. I don't actually think many people will read this or even care.... :p
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Cyro

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In a nutshell, yeah. I can't say the whole community is like that, but for the most part lossless formats (both audio and video) are traded at a fraction of the rate their lossy counterparts are. The fact of the matter is that most people are concerned with quantity first, then quality. I guess it just comes down to what you're used to and prefer.
(And don't even get me started on trying to obtain correct lineage on some of the shows.)

Personally, I think it stems from the 'young' fan base that LP has. Most have grown up with downloading mp3s and mpeg files whereas I began trading in formats such as cassette and VHS and have since moved on to CD and DVD in both hard copies (actual tapes, CDs, etc) to torrents and FTP transfers.

There are plenty of sites out there which offer high quality (lossless) downloads. It's scary that there are very few, if any LP bootlegs out there in circulation outside of the LP trading community. I see dozens of lists every week and I've onely encountered a few that had more than a handful of LP shows and most were the 'common' ones - RaR 04, RaR 01, etc.

Do I have a point? Not really. I don't actually think many people will read this or even care.... :p
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:O I feel the same way, lol. I read the whole thing, and yeah, I know what all that stuff about the video up thier means.

My list is decent! lol. :p

http://www.freewebs.com/cyros

 
Spike_1412

Spike_1412

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Video:Type: MPEG1

Bitrate: 1.150 Mbps

Framerate: 29.970 Hz

Resolution: 352x240

Aspect ratio: 4x3

Length: 4m 19s

Audio:

Type: MPEG Audio

Bitrate: 224 Kbps

Number of main channels: 2

Sampling Frequency: 44.1khz

Bits Per Sample: 16
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I understand most of that, except the last two.

Thanks for uploading it dude!

EDIT: What software did you use to rip it? And where can I download it?

 
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