ANNOUNCE: Queen + Paul Rodgers - O2 Arena, London, UK - 2008-10-13 FLAC

Thank you for this - I can't wait to see how this stacks up against the other recordings of this show!

Do you mean "complete recordings" or a handful of video clips?

Thanks a lot for this recording

Thanks so much for all your work on this :)

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As a matter of fact, both...

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[b]Ginger01 wrote: [/b]

Thanks so much for all your work on this :)[/QUOTE]
Most welcome, and certainly again a lot of thanks goes to Pal72 for making this recording (and Cardiff's as well!) freely possible and available to work with :-)
I didn't mind the work really.

Anyways, Cardiff might be torrented later tonight. I already have the files all combined into a single WAV file, and already loaded in Adobe Audition. I just need to catch up on my e-mails and other usual crap before I can get to that work, which might be a couple hours or so from now.

Will update later tonight when I'm nearly ready :-)

Thank you very much, Pal72 and inu-liger !

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I'm uploading to mediafire atm...

Hi everybody,

I have a problem: I can´t decode the FLAC files (I´m using FLAC Fronted). A message point some errors.

Any idea?

Thanks!

TLH decodes them without error (with flac.exe 1.2.1).

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[b]eYe wrote: [/b]

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Thanks eYe. TLH works!

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[b]fernandosales wrote: [/b]

Hi everybody,

I have a problem: I can´t decode the FLAC files (I´m using FLAC Fronted). A message point some errors.

Any idea?

Thanks![/QUOTE]
fs, try updating to the latest version of FLAC Frontend. I updated mine recently from the FLAC source website, and that could be why people are having issues decoding FLAC files using the older Frontend applications.

-inu

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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]

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[b]fernandosales wrote: [/b]



Hi everybody,

I have a problem: I can´t decode the FLAC files (I´m using FLAC Fronted). A message point some errors.

Any idea?

Thanks!

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fs, try updating to the latest version of FLAC Frontend. I updated mine recently from the FLAC source website, and that could be why people are having issues decoding FLAC files using the older Frontend applications.

-inu



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Thanks for your reply, Inu.

I update my TLH, and its works fine to decode.

But i can´t burn it (i´m using Nero). A message said that WAV are protect and cannot be recorded (or something like this...).

Any sugest?

Thanks again.

I have a serious question to all the experts here, and would be very happy if someone could help me out on this:

The FLAC files are very big, and I think it's because they were encoded from 24-bit/48kHz WAV. Would they still be considered lossless after converting them to 16/44.1, and would the PPHS resampler of foobar2000 be ok for that job? I have already done that and could post mediafire links of this smaller version, if it's ok to share.

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[b]fernandosales wrote: [/b]







Hi everybody,

I have a problem: I can´t decode the FLAC files (I´m using FLAC Fronted). A message point some errors.

Any idea?

Thanks!





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fs, try updating to the latest version of FLAC Frontend. I updated mine recently from the FLAC source website, and that could be why people are having issues decoding FLAC files using the older Frontend applications.

-inu



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Thanks for your reply, Inu.

I update my TLH, and its works fine to decode.

But i can´t burn it (i´m using Nero). A message said that WAV are protect and cannot be recorded (or something like this...).

Any sugest?

Thanks again.



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That would be because the files have a samplerate and bit depth of 48kHz/24-bit. CD audio uses 44.1kHz/16-bit, that's why.

You would need to convert them to wave, and use a program to convert all the tracks to 44.1kHz/16-bit and save them as waves again.

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[b]eYe wrote: [/b]

I have a serious question to all the experts here, and would be very happy if someone could help me out on this:

The FLAC files are very big, and I think it's because they were encoded from 24-bit/48kHz WAV. Would they still be considered lossless after converting them to 16/44.1, and would the PPHS resampler of foobar2000 be ok for that job? I have already done that and could post mediafire links of this smaller version, if it's ok to share.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, that could be fine. Also! under File > Preferences > Tools >  Converter, uncheck the box beside "Keep lossless sources at original bit depth" and make sure Preferred Bit Depth is set to 16, and Dither to 'Always'. Otherwise, your FLAC downsamples will still be at 24-bit.

As long as you mark any Mediafire uploads as "CD QUALITY" and it's still FLAC otherwise, that should be fine.