QueenZone discussion #1421238

DepeX wrote: at least this is an original no-timecoder version

pittrek wrote: why is the video 5:4 and not 4:3? Is it like that on the original VHS or did you do some "post-production" work?

pittrek wrote: 1) why is the video 5:4 and not 4:3? Is it like that on the original VHS or did you do some "post-production" work? 2) Is there a chance you have more of the pre-concert footage? I'm searching for it for many years

DJGreg wrote:

pittrek wrote: why is the video 5:4 and not 4:3? Is it like that on the original VHS or did you do some "post-production" work?

Video: MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25fps 9282kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 720x576, 25.000 fps, 9282.0 kbit/s

antiden wrote:

pittrek wrote: 1) why is the video 5:4 and not 4:3? Is it like that on the original VHS or did you do some "post-production" work? 2) Is there a chance you have more of the pre-concert footage? I'm searching for it for many years

1) This is a direct transfer from VHS, no "post-production" work has been done. 2) No more pre-concert footage :(

antiden wrote: 2) No more pre-concert footage :(

The Real Wizard wrote:

antiden wrote: 2) No more pre-concert footage :(

How can you be sure?

antiden wrote:

The Real Wizard wrote:

antiden wrote: 2) No more pre-concert footage :(

How can you be sure?

I meant no pre-concert footage in my possession )

pittrek wrote: why is the video 5:4 and not 4:3? Is it like that on the original VHS or did you do some "post-production" work?

Barry Durex wrote: antiden, was the VHS machine used to record linear or HI FI?

antiden wrote:

Barry Durex wrote: antiden, was the VHS machine used to record linear or HI FI?

I'm using VHS/DVD combo player/recorder Panasonic DMR-ES35V. On vhs section it is written: SQPB Hi-Fi.

moonie wrote: It did that for me with vlc. Media player was fine. And it played fine on my tv on a usb stick too.

Barry Durex wrote: I asked in an earlier post if you recorded this at a convention and if so can you remember what year?

Ghostwithasmile is BACK! wrote: I do have this concert partly on 16mm film as well.

Nitroboy wrote: Those stills look quite good yeah. Have you tried contacting Queen Productions about it? To hear/see what they have themselves? Even today, film is the safest and cheapest way of storing stuff.

BETA215 wrote:

Nitroboy wrote: Those stills look quite good yeah. Have you tried contacting Queen Productions about it? To hear/see what they have themselves? Even today, film is the safest and cheapest way of storing stuff.

It reaaaally depends in where you live.

Barry Durex wrote:

Ghostwithasmile is BACK! wrote: I do have this concert partly on 16mm film as well.

How much 16mm footage do you have exactly?

Ghostwithasmile is BACK! wrote: Here is my version of HP : Stil 1

antiden wrote: The much better share of 'Hyde Park 1976' will be only in that case if Ghostwithasmile is BACK! uploads his version ;)

Oscar J wrote: Most of all I'd like to hear better audio from this show.

moonie wrote: This one Antiden shared will do in the meantime mind. Especially if watched after a few beers in glorious 'Alchovision'..

moonie wrote: Especially if watched after a few beers in glorious 'Alchovision'..

antiden wrote:

moonie wrote: Especially if watched after a few beers in glorious 'Alchovision'..

This is my favourite format :))

Ghostwithasmile is BACK! wrote: Here is my version of HP : Stil 1

Raffy wrote: I'm currently uploading on mega my audio remastered version (original audio taken from Antiden's source). Just to make a comparison between original/remastered version I've posted a little sample. Chief do you think my audio remaster combined with your video version could be possible?

Chief Mouse wrote: Depends on whether people want it :)

Raffy wrote:

Chief Mouse wrote: Depends on whether people want it :)

Perfect ;) file will be ready in no less than 2 1/2 hours (upload is really slow... sorry).

Chief Mouse wrote: Did you first extract the direct AC3 file and then work on that? I hope so because otherwise there might be some sync issues which I'd have to deal with. And don't worry. It's days before I finish this video anyway.

Raffy wrote:

Chief Mouse wrote: Did you first extract the direct AC3 file and then work on that? I hope so because otherwise there might be some sync issues which I'd have to deal with. And don't worry. It's days before I finish this video anyway.

No, I've extracted the original audio with Pazera Free Audio Extractor 1.4 and saved in .wav (bitrate: 320 kbit/s, sampling freq: 44100 Hz, channels: 2 -Stereo). Unfortunately my Cubase software (the one I used to remaster the whole thing) doesn't support AC3 format...

Raffy wrote: As promised here is my Hyde Park remastered audio version. Please people enjoy and let me know what you think about it ;) I think that this combined with Chief video restoration could make a "good Hyde Park '76" :) link

Chief Mouse wrote: I hope you don't mind if I convert it to something like AAC 448 kbps. I mean, this thing is huge and could really affect the overall file size. The original audio is 384 kbps AC3, so it's lossy to begin with. At the end it's down to whether it sounds good. And conversion shouldn't be a huge loss in this case. I think. If anyone disagrees, let me know ;-)

Chief Mouse wrote: Let me bump this. Do you people think it's worth doing? Check the video below. Thanks :)

Raffy wrote: As promised here is my Hyde Park remastered audio version. I think that this combined with Chief video restoration could make a "good Hyde Park '76" :)

zepster1979 wrote: Hello, does anybody is able to reseed this lovely video?