ANNOUNCE FLAC: Queen - Earl's Court 1977 (1st Night Audience Recording)

Awesome, thanks for sharing/making this available to everyone involved.

It runs slightly faster (cca 0.936% faster than the video) but otherwise the sound is much better than I expected . Thanks a lot guys !

pittrek wrote: It runs slightly faster (cca 0.936% faster than the video) but otherwise the sound is much better than I expected . Thanks a lot guys !

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The video's pitch runs a hair slow (just like Hammersmith 1975)!

Gregsynth wrote:

pittrek wrote: It runs slightly faster (cca 0.936% faster than the video) but otherwise the sound is much better than I expected . Thanks a lot guys !

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The video's pitch runs a hair slow (just like Hammersmith 1975)!

Really ? How can that be since both videos are PAL and were SHOT on PAL video ? There should be NO framerate conversion, or am I missing something ?

I don't know about the PAL or video stuff at all! All I know, is that there's this one video source on Youtube that has the pitch running a hair slow. The audience source, and the "miracle express" audio run at the correct pitch!

As for the video going out of sync, that may have been my fault, because when I exported the audio out of Audacity, I accidently exported it as 24-bit WAV (not 16-bit). I was told that changed the bit rate like that can create a de-syncing issue and/or cause gaps in the audio. Inu-liger was able to fix my mistake!

Thanks very much for this guys! :) Much appreciated.

Thanks to all involved for this stuff :)

Cheers!!

Big thanks :) and I will enjoy listening this stuff :)

Wow, this is wonderful!

Thanks to all involved.

Thank you very much I'm really excited about this!
Cheers everyone!

Great work guys !

But there are clicks between the tracks.  Anyone else notice ?

Bob, I removed the clicks between tracks. What player are you using?

Amazing find....

inu-liger wrote:

Bob, I removed the clicks between tracks. What player are you using?

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WinAmp.  But never mind, it was just gremlins at the time.  Sounds perfect now.

Glad to see the Jim Jenkins vault open.