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MercurialFreddie
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[b]people on streets wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Ghostwithasmile is BACK! wrote:[/b]
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[b]Doga wrote: [/b] Is interesting, how much they filmed of Leiden 86?[/QUOTE]
3 ampex video's ![/QUOTE]
Queen Productions should buy those.
^^What he said... I was wondering why didn't they include Leiden in The Magic Year short documentary screened before Hungarian Rhapsody.....
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[b]people on streets wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Ghostwithasmile is BACK! wrote:[/b]
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[b]Doga wrote: [/b] Is interesting, how much they filmed of Leiden 86?[/QUOTE]
3 ampex video's ![/QUOTE]
Queen Productions should buy those.
^^What he said... I was wondering why didn't they include Leiden in The Magic Year short documentary screened before Hungarian Rhapsody.....
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kosimodo
wondering how much an ampex video contains...
as for the quality, thsi is what Wiki writes:
In 1983, Ampex introduced the DCRS digital cassette recorder, offering compact cassette storage with the equivalent of 16 digital or 8 DDR instrumentation reels on one cassette. Also, Partial Response Maximum Likelihood (PRML) data decoding technology has its first use in Ampex's DCRsi™ recorders. This technology is now commonly used in high performance computer disk drives and other high density magnetic data storage devices.
In 1982, Ampex introduced DST (high-performance computer mass storage products able to store half the Library of Congress in 21 square feet (2.0 m2) of floor space) and DCT, the first digital component post production system using image compression technology to produce high quality images.
In 1985, Ampex introduced the DIS™ 120i and DIS™ 160i dual port, data/instrumentation recorders. These made it possible for the first time to capture real time instrumentation data and then utilize the same recorder to process the data in a computer environment through its second port using SCSI-2 protocol.
I always liked those indoor european concerts best. Leiden went nuts on all nights. Would be fantastic to have more then One Vision.
as for the quality, thsi is what Wiki writes:
In 1983, Ampex introduced the DCRS digital cassette recorder, offering compact cassette storage with the equivalent of 16 digital or 8 DDR instrumentation reels on one cassette. Also, Partial Response Maximum Likelihood (PRML) data decoding technology has its first use in Ampex's DCRsi™ recorders. This technology is now commonly used in high performance computer disk drives and other high density magnetic data storage devices.
In 1982, Ampex introduced DST (high-performance computer mass storage products able to store half the Library of Congress in 21 square feet (2.0 m2) of floor space) and DCT, the first digital component post production system using image compression technology to produce high quality images.
In 1985, Ampex introduced the DIS™ 120i and DIS™ 160i dual port, data/instrumentation recorders. These made it possible for the first time to capture real time instrumentation data and then utilize the same recorder to process the data in a computer environment through its second port using SCSI-2 protocol.
I always liked those indoor european concerts best. Leiden went nuts on all nights. Would be fantastic to have more then One Vision.
kosimodo
Well.. i have somebody to "record" it digitally for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1J-RJo-Tw8&feature=share
So if not shared somehow.. I will be your back up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1J-RJo-Tw8&feature=share
So if not shared somehow.. I will be your back up.
cyborg10
Thanks ;-)
Barry Durex
Thanks from me too.
MERQRY
Yeah, thanks in advance!
kosimodo
:) i will only be back up if it doesnt show up somehow... my friend has 2 changes to make it. It will be shown sundag and monday 22 h local time.
Barry Durex
^ Tell them not to forget the promo clips that will be shown afterwards.
kosimodo
Thx for the info. I will. Living myself in Denmark without 192.tv...
But i guess our dutch friends here make an effort. Therefor... i am the backup plan:)
But i guess our dutch friends here make an effort. Therefor... i am the backup plan:)