I know. It is for the forthcoming first box set of the QUEEN Anthology series, to be released 2020.
About the anti-Brian stuff: Roger himself got angry with him. I have heard him say in an interview that he wanted to form a band and make a QUEEN tour of some sort, but he could not convince Brian to 'concentrate on THE MAIN ISSUE' (shouting on the original ;-).
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My advice is: If someone here SHOULD happen to have a good quality tape or film of the SSOR performance, and IS reading this post: My advice for transferring the video to harddisk and then to recordable media like DVD or Blu Ray (the latter which has yet to be released - see http://www.bluray.com for details), my advice would be to make an MPEG-2 file with the dimensions of 720x480, video encoded at 9.8Mbps for maximum DVD-standard quality. But also with Blu Ray coming out, there is a maximum bitrate of 36Mbps, although I am not sure how that works.
My best bet would be to use high definition video formats to transfer the video at.
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My best bet would be to use high definition video formats to transfer the video at.
Blah :P
Hilarious. Could you have missed the point any more spectacularly?
Maybe they've had a change of heart and want to redo the GVH discs properly, so they'd like to include some additional extras. Just a thought.
It's for the GVH3 bonus disc or for the Platinum DVD Collection bonus disc. It's not THAT hard to figure out!
Whisperer is right. It is for GVH3, Wilki. Brian and/or Greg said that way back before this appeal. They found a low quality copy, but have seen better. Hence the appeal.
Inu, like I've said, I have doubts that anyone here has better equipment to transfer with. And also making a dvd-video is not a good idea. What if (more than likely) they have to process the video? More loss of picture quality. If you gave them dvd-video, it WILL be recompressed twice more, at least. And that will be horrible quality.
And what if that person with the video captures it in the wrong way? I think it's better in the long-run to leave it to the folk who will deal with those things.
Peace,
Adam.
Inu, like I've said, I have doubts that anyone here has better equipment to transfer with. And also making a dvd-video is not a good idea. What if (more than likely) they have to process the video? More loss of picture quality. If you gave them dvd-video, it WILL be recompressed twice more, at least. And that will be horrible quality.
And what if that person with the video captures it in the wrong way? I think it's better in the long-run to leave it to the folk who will deal with those things.
Peace,
Adam.