Hi there, as an aside to this debate, some of the aformentioned quality records that exist, especially the video ones, come from TV Broadcasters.
I didn't read every reply as this has become a boring thread but the Auckland concert was recorded by Television NZ and has been aired on TV a few times.
I assume that getting a second or third generation copy of this concert would be quite easy as TVNZ keeps everything they film and most of this you con obtain from them as a low generation copy by contacting them (there is a small fee).
So if any of you are desperatly keen for a low generation, PROFESSIONALLY recorded copy contact them, my guess is that this would be the best stuff available that's not been officially released.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
As to Queen respecting us for fans - well, they SOLD (not shared) their downloadable tour tracks in wma which is lossy. Plus they attached DRM which took away from the quality, too. They sell us CDs with DRM which do not fulfill the specifications of an audio CD anymore and are not called "compact disc digital audio" anymore(ROTC)!
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What?! You mean ROTC isn't up to CD specifications? Why? What does "DRM" stand for?
As to Queen respecting us for fans - well, they SOLD (not shared) their downloadable tour tracks in wma which is lossy. Plus they attached DRM which took away from the quality, too. They sell us CDs with DRM which do not fulfill the specifications of an audio CD anymore and are not called "compact disc digital audio" anymore(ROTC)!
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What?! You mean ROTC isn't up to CD specifications? Why? What does "DRM" stand for?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MiMi wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
What does "DRM" stand for?[/QUOTE]
DRM stands for Digital Rights Management
What does "DRM" stand for?[/QUOTE]
DRM stands for Digital Rights Management