ANNOUNCE Tokyo 1979 DVD

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]frank39 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I got this DVD from a trade last year.
fact is: A 2 hours show makes about 4 GB on DVD.[/QUOTE]

in SP mode i agree(lossy audio & lower video birate..lossy...not your fault)

[QUOTE]A quarter of it ( roundabout 30 min ) makes about 1 GB.[/QUOTE]

see above

[QUOTE]So where is the problem?[/QUOTE]

no prob Frank

[QUOTE]I myself never critize something I havn´t even seen yet. And Laser Discs in 79???[/QUOTE]

show in 79,i have LD's with shows from as early as 1965(Beatles Live In Japan) & from other artists.Heard of WOW label & others?
[QUOTE]But anyway, this is an excellent version of this Queen TV appearance, a true upgrade to the SVCD version here around.[/QUOTE]

with your explanation now,you're probably right as an upgrade to the SVCD,but adding this info when you started stops the guessing & people know exactly where they stand & what they are getting ;)

Track list,Video & audio specs(use free G-Spot proggy)& running time wouldnt be hard to add to the 1st post though either would it?

You may know what its like......others dont.
Just teaching you how to post it properly Frank m8,don't take it to heart to much.Its just facts & figures thats missing.2 minutes extra work.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]frank39 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I got this DVD from a trade last year.
fact is: A 2 hours show makes about 4 GB on DVD.
A quarter of it ( roundabout 30 min ) makes about 1 GB.
So where is the problem? [/QUOTE]

A 2h show only fits on a 4.7 GB dvd if you use lossy audio(Dolby digital/AC3) and lower video bitrates. You can fit about 60 minutes of lossless video and audio on a single dvd, everything above this mark went through lossy encodings, so it's definately not the best quality possible.

Tanks for making this available. Can't wait to see it, but how do I burn it to dvd?
Thanks again

Forget it, I got it.

Thanks, mate, you're great!:)

Once again, Frank, thanks very much.

Another very generous share in terms of content and your time and is very much appreciated.

All the best.

Fot those who want to know it excatly:
Tokyo 79 DVD:

Video Attribute :
Video compression mode : MPEG-2
TV system : 525/60 (NTSC)
Aspect Ratio : 4:3
Display Mode : reserved
Source picture resolution : 720x480 (525/60)
Frame Rate : 29.97
Source picture letterboxed : Not letterboxed
Bitrate : 4.00Mbps, variable

Audio Attribute :
Audio Coding mode : MPEG-2 without extension bitstream
Sampling Rate : 48kHz
Audio application mode : Not specified
Number of Audio channels : 2
Bitrate : 256 Kbps

Tracklist on my website, also Cover and Label for download

Would someone please be able to upload this as a torrent?

Thank you Frank for this.

Thanks for a dvd of this concert.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]frank39 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Fot those who want to know it excatly:
Tokyo 79 DVD:

Video Attribute :
Video compression mode : MPEG-2
TV system : 525/60 (NTSC)
Aspect Ratio : 4:3
Display Mode : reserved
Source picture resolution : 720x480 (525/60)
Frame Rate : 29.97
Source picture letterboxed : Not letterboxed
Bitrate : 4.00Mbps, variable

Audio Attribute :
Audio Coding mode : MPEG-2 without extension bitstream
Sampling Rate : 48kHz
Audio application mode : Not specified
Number of Audio channels : 2
Bitrate : 256 Kbps

Tracklist on my website, also Cover and Label for download[/QUOTE]

Well done.....wasnt difficult was it ;)

OK, my dear friend 928 ( Porsche Fan, hey?)

I wanted to give the people a Queen show, of which I thought, it wasn´t up here until now.
Not less, not more.
I really don´t need your arragant advices on how to post a topic. I am QZ member since 6 years or more, I uploaded several rare concerts here and in the hub in all these years.
In return, I got a lot of Queen music back.
So keep your hints, your advices, your laserdisc for yourself.
There is no need here for your redundant comments, like:
"Well done.....wasnt difficult was it ;)" ,waiting for next hint on how to reply with quotes.
Or better not, you´re just boring and redundant.

here is one nice little advice from me:
Share your Laserdisc, I´d be happy to get a still better copy from YOU.

6 years eh?.....you should bloody know better then.
They were not hints....they were how a true collector does it & shares it m8.

Tokyo DVD dont cut it m8.
You may as well say malware to download in a zip file(which is where most come from AND from hosting sites).
Great idea posting bootlegs on hosting sites isnt it....no possible come back at all is there?They dont log ip adresses do they?

Arrogant? Your choice of word
Knowledgable! My choice
And thats being a collector & trader for 22 years.

Prick

Carry on with your amature ways then......Oh & yeah i bet you would like a pristine copy,but hey if all of QZ didnt keep fucking up by lossying up everything thats offered,then it would all be mint wouldnt it!!

Sheep

As yet you have not proven any knowledge, 928. All we see from you is nastiness and paranoia. Malware, give me a break. We all here know Frank and to suggest he posts malware is just a joke.

Being a collector and trader doesn't automatically make you knowledgable. You could sit there all smug as we download (and enjoy) the "lossy" offerings but it would be better if you kept quiet.

If you don't want it, don't download it. If it's so terrible in QZ, go somewhere else.

In this thread, there has only been one prick, and it isn't Frank.

WOW ( nice label btw.) we have a Profi Queen Fan called 928 among us.
Sorry, but I couldn´t know that.
So my profi Collector 928 ( since 22 years!! WOW)knew immediatly, this is a pressed DVD, available in any Music Store. Remember your words about the file sizes of a DVD?

What do think, you get here?
This is a homemade DVD, like almost everything here around. Otherwise it would be free in any Music Store. Got the point, finally???
I guess, 80% of the material here is lossy. Sure, thats nothing for my Hard Core Profi Queen Collector.
So dont do it, don´t download my offers, dont download most other offers like Hammersmith 79, Hyde Park, Buenos Aires etc... They are all lossy.
But you surely got them on Laser Disc.
Sit down on your laserdiscs and keep them warm.