Q+AL: Hammersmith HD Video

There's a lot better video here if you wanted to video to work on, in HD
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1A15F7000AB079B7&feature=view_all

There's going to be more uploaded by TALCvids soon as I think they haven't finished uploading everything.

terraj wrote:
There's a lot better video here if you wanted to video to work on, in HD
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1A15F7000AB079B7&feature=view_all
There's going to be more uploaded by TALCvids soon as I think they haven't finished uploading everything.

That'd be great if i could get hold of their master files instead of shitty youtube quality.
Once something becomes a turd, it can't be polished.

pootle1 wrote:

terraj wrote:
There's a lot better video here if you wanted to video to work on, in HD
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1A15F7000AB079B7&feature=view_all
There's going to be more uploaded by TALCvids soon as I think they haven't finished uploading everything.

That'd be great if i could get hold of their master files instead of shitty youtube quality.
Once something becomes a turd, it can't be polished.

You can request from them. Some of the tapers are quite willing to oblige actually.

Sadly though, Youtubes latest 'look' seems to have removed the option to PM the uploaders.
Am I just not finding that PM button...?

you must enter in your account and write a new message typing the nick of the person that you want contact

bootLuca wrote:
you must enter in your account and write a new message typing the nick of the person that you want contact

Thanks :)

Is this project still going on? I am thinking about making a multicam of the second night myself. But if someone has already made great progress editing this show, it's probably not worth the effort to start collecting video's.

Hi! I'm doing a multicam editing for 11/7.
Please could you send me the material to use it?


Thanks

Ariel from Argentina

Is there anybody who actually got away with recording any of the Q&AL shows with a proper HD video camera that records an interlaced picture, rather than a mobile phone or stills camera that records de-interlaced HD?