Which program did you use to decode your files? I try to decode with TLH but it was impossible.
for Hammer TLH says:"file is truncated or otherwise corrupt." and for crazy:"file is not a supported type of audio file or is corrupt."
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Can anybody tells clearly if those files come from the bootleg "One Sweet Moment" or if that comes from something else ?
Regards,
Olivier,
Belgium.
Regards,
Olivier,
Belgium.
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[b]ruth.olivier wrote: [/b]
Can anybody tells clearly if those files come from the bootleg "One Sweet Moment" or if that comes from something else ?
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It's probably not from the silver, as AKOM and the Day-O are separate tracks on that version.
No lineage... no answers, unfortunately.
[b]ruth.olivier wrote: [/b]
Can anybody tells clearly if those files come from the bootleg "One Sweet Moment" or if that comes from something else ?
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It's probably not from the silver, as AKOM and the Day-O are separate tracks on that version.
No lineage... no answers, unfortunately.
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[b]daffy_the_duck wrote: [/b]
Which program did you use to decode your files? I try to decode with TLH but it was impossible.
for Hammer TLH says:"file is truncated or otherwise corrupt." and for crazy:"file is not a supported type of audio file or is corrupt."
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Yeah TLH is no help for fixing this. What I ended up doing was upgrading to the latest version of WinAMP, using the disk_write output plugin to convert them to WAV files and then using TLH to convert back to FLAC level 8.
The new FLACs play fine and the world is happy. Well it was until I ran the whole recording through TLH which believes it to be lossy. :-(
I can post the two tracks if anyone is interested but would anyone with a spectral analyser care to take a look first? If the recording is lossy then it would just be a waste of time...
[b]daffy_the_duck wrote: [/b]
Which program did you use to decode your files? I try to decode with TLH but it was impossible.
for Hammer TLH says:"file is truncated or otherwise corrupt." and for crazy:"file is not a supported type of audio file or is corrupt."
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Yeah TLH is no help for fixing this. What I ended up doing was upgrading to the latest version of WinAMP, using the disk_write output plugin to convert them to WAV files and then using TLH to convert back to FLAC level 8.
The new FLACs play fine and the world is happy. Well it was until I ran the whole recording through TLH which believes it to be lossy. :-(
I can post the two tracks if anyone is interested but would anyone with a spectral analyser care to take a look first? If the recording is lossy then it would just be a waste of time...
Thanks Bob for your comments. but it seems that the tracks ARE separated on the silvers. So of course, without the lineage we can't say clearly, but I would say that these tracks could very well come from the silvers.
Moreover, I just had a look, and the tracks from the silvers ARE LOSSY themselves (one of those boots created from a lossy source ? cut is at 19.000, maybe post-processing or recording/transfer equipment used), so that's why TLH gives that information.
Nobody can have a lossless version of the source coming from the silvers of "One Sweet Moment", but if the one shared here is indeed a different one, then I can't say.
Regards,
Olivier,
Belgium.
Moreover, I just had a look, and the tracks from the silvers ARE LOSSY themselves (one of those boots created from a lossy source ? cut is at 19.000, maybe post-processing or recording/transfer equipment used), so that's why TLH gives that information.
Nobody can have a lossless version of the source coming from the silvers of "One Sweet Moment", but if the one shared here is indeed a different one, then I can't say.
Regards,
Olivier,
Belgium.
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[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
I've managed to convert the two tracks in question to WAV and back to FLAC again... so if anyone's still having trouble with it, just say so, and I'll happily post the two updates songs here.
But on my end, it's only Crazy that has a problem.. Hammer To Fall seems to be fine!
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Impossible for me to fix these damn songs, so if you, or anybody else, could help me to have the full show I 'd be very grateful!
I'm aware of the fact that it's a lossy/lossylike (neologism?) source, but until I could find a copy of the master K7, is there a better alternative?
[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
I've managed to convert the two tracks in question to WAV and back to FLAC again... so if anyone's still having trouble with it, just say so, and I'll happily post the two updates songs here.
But on my end, it's only Crazy that has a problem.. Hammer To Fall seems to be fine!
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Impossible for me to fix these damn songs, so if you, or anybody else, could help me to have the full show I 'd be very grateful!
I'm aware of the fact that it's a lossy/lossylike (neologism?) source, but until I could find a copy of the master K7, is there a better alternative?
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[b]ruth.olivier wrote: [/b]
Thanks Bob for your comments. but it seems that the tracks ARE separated on the silvers. So of course, without the lineage we can't say clearly, but I would say that these tracks could very well come from the silvers.
Moreover, I just had a look, and the tracks from the silvers ARE LOSSY themselves (one of those boots created from a lossy source ? cut is at 19.000, maybe post-processing or recording/transfer equipment used), so that's why TLH gives that information.
Nobody can have a lossless version of the source coming from the silvers of "One Sweet Moment", but if the one shared here is indeed a different one, then I can't say.
Regards,
Olivier,
Belgium.[/QUOTE]
If you (or anybody else) have the silvers, could you upload them ? I'm currently compiling stuff for my "Best of the best 1986" thread and the complete show would help me, since I have only the damaged version.
Well if the cut is at 19 kHz, it shouldn't be an mp3-sourced recording, it sounds more like a bad tape transfer to me, but there are much much bigger experts then me.
BTW the source I have (probably the same as the one which is shared here) is being also reported as mp3 by Audiochecker
[b]ruth.olivier wrote: [/b]
Thanks Bob for your comments. but it seems that the tracks ARE separated on the silvers. So of course, without the lineage we can't say clearly, but I would say that these tracks could very well come from the silvers.
Moreover, I just had a look, and the tracks from the silvers ARE LOSSY themselves (one of those boots created from a lossy source ? cut is at 19.000, maybe post-processing or recording/transfer equipment used), so that's why TLH gives that information.
Nobody can have a lossless version of the source coming from the silvers of "One Sweet Moment", but if the one shared here is indeed a different one, then I can't say.
Regards,
Olivier,
Belgium.[/QUOTE]
If you (or anybody else) have the silvers, could you upload them ? I'm currently compiling stuff for my "Best of the best 1986" thread and the complete show would help me, since I have only the damaged version.
Well if the cut is at 19 kHz, it shouldn't be an mp3-sourced recording, it sounds more like a bad tape transfer to me, but there are much much bigger experts then me.
BTW the source I have (probably the same as the one which is shared here) is being also reported as mp3 by Audiochecker
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[b]daffy_the_duck wrote: [/b]
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[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
I've managed to convert the two tracks in question to WAV and back to FLAC again... so if anyone's still having trouble with it, just say so, and I'll happily post the two updates songs here.
But on my end, it's only Crazy that has a problem.. Hammer To Fall seems to be fine!
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Impossible for me to fix these damn songs, so if you, or anybody else, could help me to have the full show I 'd be very grateful!
I'm aware of the fact that it's a lossy/lossylike (neologism?) source, but until I could find a copy of the master K7, is there a better alternative?
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Ok, the rescued files are uploading as we speak, I'll update this post with the links when done.
Disc 2:
07. Hammer To Fall: http://www.mediafire.com/?5gqwgwifekm
08. Crazy Little Thing Called Love: http://www.mediafire.com/?mamm5i3ngwh
[b]daffy_the_duck wrote: [/b]
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[b]Sir GH wrote: [/b]
I've managed to convert the two tracks in question to WAV and back to FLAC again... so if anyone's still having trouble with it, just say so, and I'll happily post the two updates songs here.
But on my end, it's only Crazy that has a problem.. Hammer To Fall seems to be fine!
[/QUOTE]
Impossible for me to fix these damn songs, so if you, or anybody else, could help me to have the full show I 'd be very grateful!
I'm aware of the fact that it's a lossy/lossylike (neologism?) source, but until I could find a copy of the master K7, is there a better alternative?
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Ok, the rescued files are uploading as we speak, I'll update this post with the links when done.
Disc 2:
07. Hammer To Fall: http://www.mediafire.com/?5gqwgwifekm
08. Crazy Little Thing Called Love: http://www.mediafire.com/?mamm5i3ngwh
Thank you. At least, I have it now in a complete form!
MERCI BEAUCOUP FOR THE COMPLETE FORM
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[b]vivaqueen wrote: [/b]
MERCI BEAUCOUP FOR THE COMPLETE FORM[/QUOTE]
Always a pleasure.
[b]vivaqueen wrote: [/b]
MERCI BEAUCOUP FOR THE COMPLETE FORM[/QUOTE]
Always a pleasure.
Thanks so much Tim
Hi all,
thanx for uploading this all.
Could someone re-upload the files from post 1 again?
Thanx in advance
thanx for uploading this all.
Could someone re-upload the files from post 1 again?
Thanx in advance