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21-12-06, 01:53 PM | #1 | |
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I had no problem TK. (The Bowie concerts are awesome, but not really that hi-fi).
I also noticed this posted on the site: Quote:
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21-12-06, 04:04 PM | #2 |
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Don't miss Genesis: especially The Cage and Afterglow, (Cinema Show and I Know What I Like (In your Wardrobe) are great too), at the Hofheinz in Houston, 1978. Amazing recordings/performances, even though it's sans-Gabriel. (Normally Philbert makes me puke, but I was a little drunk before noon today and really enjoyed the flashback; so far it's the only one I've found that I was actually at.)
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21-12-06, 06:10 PM | #4 |
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have you tried other browsers and computers? i've found one will work when another won't.
i registered the second bugmenot balked. wouldn't miss it. so far: elton john - A. zero glitz. he still needs to entertain you, but his inner libarace hasn't surfaced. america - C-. strictly from hunger. they pissed away the catalog. allman bros (first of the three shows) - B. a working band very much at work. asleep at the wheel - C. sloppy. radio stream - eh... dickey betts and friends now listening. jam band! wow, i'm creaming nitrous! poor treble unfortunately. i've been streaming non stop. it's like i just discovred 300 bootlegs on a used hard drive i can't clone and i'm pretty sure the guy's coming to get it back. soon. - js. |
21-12-06, 06:22 PM | #5 |
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21-12-06, 06:44 PM | #6 |
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ok, i figured out what happened - i installed Total Recorder and it changed my sound device properties. ok, changed it back and got the sound back
...now, back to figuring out how to rip it - Total Recorder does not play the stream, therefore it won't rip it... i don't have the hardware Jack has...how are you ripping it, Ramona? |
21-12-06, 07:15 PM | #7 |
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Well I'm not atm, (just listening to Atom Heart Mother & Embryo, Fillmore, 1970--brilliant performance, a tad phasey recording but very clear)--but I'll let you know tomorrow* if SoundForge won't work, which will really surprise me. *(will get online with my machine).
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21-12-06, 09:14 PM | #8 |
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well i did find this:
"The low bandwidth stream is 40k. The broadband stream can vary, depending on the strength of your connection." also, the files are mp3s. they don't seem to want to give out the actual bit rate of the "big" stream, so i'm still guessing 96-112kbs. and that big pita gap between live tracks? it's not a bug. it's a "feature." - js. |
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