http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=81918
This torrent requires 2 DVD9 (Dual Layer) Discs for burning
My Morning Jacket
April 28, 2010
The Family Circle Cup
Charleston, SC
Source Audio:
Schoeps mk41 {NOS}/kc5/cmc6 ~>
Grace Design Lunatec V2 ~>
Sound Devices 744t {24/48}
Source Video:
Tripod mounted Sony HDR-SR1 {1440 x 1080i, 16:9}
DVD Audio Specifications:
16/48kHz
LPCM
1.5 Mbps
DVD Video Specifications:
1440 x 1080i rendered to 720 x 480, 16:9 @ 29.97 fps, NTSC, Progessive, Closed GOP's
Disc 01 - 8 Mbps, CBR
Disc 02 - 8 Mbps, CBR
Editing/Authoring:
Wavelab 6.10, Sony Vegas 9.0c & DVD Architect 5.0
-baustin
Disc 01 - 01:10:47 - DVD9
Set 01
01 - Tonight
02 - At Dawn
03 - Gideon
04 - Off the Record
05 - What a Wonderful Man
06 - I'm Amazed
07 - Touch Me Part 1
08 - Golden
09 - Thank You Too
10 - Mahgeetah
11 - Lay Low
12 - Lowdown
13 - Wonderful
14 - Librarian
Disc 02 - 01:11:23 - DVD9
Set 01 Continued & Encore
01 - Steam Engine
02 - Smokin from Shootin
03 - Run Thru
04 - Touch Me Part 2
05 - One Big Holiday
06 - E: Over the Rainbow
07 - E: Wordless Chorus
08 - E: Evil Urges
09 - E: Dancefloors
10 - E: Highly Suspicious
11 - E: Carnival Time
12 - E: Move On Up
Greatest.Ever.
Hellz yes! Thank you sooo much Baustin. Words can't explain how thankful I am. :)
Wahoooo!!!! Too bad I'm at work til 7 in the morning...I'll be letting this baby download while I sleep...thanks so much for doing this for us!!
thanks baustin!
Thanks! Is the audio on this going to be available separately, perchance, or could someone downloading the video upload it somewhere (as long as that's okay with the taper)? I would love to hear the show!
gracias!
holy crap! yes! yes! yes!
thanks so much for this. a really great treat around these parts. also thanks for going the extra mile making these HD and what not. for a second I was getting over 1mb/sec. I'm going to chill on it until tomorrow night when hopefully some more people are seeding.
if there is a 1:100 ratio of seeds:leechers it'll take forever so if you are just seeing this now like I am, queue, but try and hold downloading right away. It'll go faster if we don't slam it all at once.
Thank you so much! Great way to start the day, woohoo :D
WOW.....i don't have the computer capabilities to download/make this a DVD. if someone gets it and wouldn't mind burning a DVD of the show, I'd GLADLY foot the bill for it.
Firstly, thanks for putting this together. You really went the extra mile on this one. Secondly, will any dvd burner burn this? I am starting to download....now!
Ok, I don't know torrents very well. Where is the button to start the download???? all I get is a 50.3Kb file called mmj torent or something.
QuoteOk, I don't know torrents very well. Where is the button to start the download???? all I get is a 50.3Kb file called mmj torent or something.
download the bittorrent program off download.com...then open the link with that program. you will figure out the rest...it will pretty much walk you thru it
Any chance of doing and old school B&P on this with someone? My DVD burner is just NOT treating me well these days.
QuoteAny chance of doing and old school B&P on this with someone? My DVD burner is just NOT treating me well these days.
I can hook you up once my download completes. There is only one seeder right now, though.
QuoteQuoteAny chance of doing and old school B&P on this with someone? My DVD burner is just NOT treating me well these days.
I can hook you up once my download completes. There is only one seeder right now, though.
I was going to ask this also. I could DL it, but it would just sit on my computer at that point. I seemed to have fallen off the boat when it comes to keep up with how to do this stuff.
QuoteQuoteQuoteAny chance of doing and old school B&P on this with someone? My DVD burner is just NOT treating me well these days.
I can hook you up once my download completes. There is only one seeder right now, though.
I was going to ask this also. I could DL it, but it would just sit on my computer at that point. I seemed to have fallen off the boat when it comes to keep up with how to do this stuff.
I should be able to help you out as well. I looked and at one point there were five seeders, but now it's down to two. In other words, it might take a minute.
QuoteQuoteAny chance of doing and old school B&P on this with someone? My DVD burner is just NOT treating me well these days.
I can hook you up once my download completes. There is only one seeder right now, though.
Sweet. I can mail you blanks and postage to make it easier on you if you like.
Thanks for the torrent help. Mine is currently 25% done...man i can't wait to see this. Can this be burnt onto blue ray discs??
What BH said.
Thanks a billion flyguy.
here's how to download and burn this, or at least how I would do it.
1.) download bittorrent client, I like this one:
http://www.utorrent.com/
2.) install, it setups pretty much everything up for you automatically, the only thing you might want to designate is where the bittorrent files are downloaded to. this will come up during the install as an option like any other program would do it.
after that you have the client and can download bit torrent files.
3.) download the bittorrent file (the tiny file) from the link the OP posted. This should download and then open it. a box will pop up in utorrent with all the files that in the torrent, just click ok or whatever and it'll queue/start downloading. It's very obvious
the process of downloading will take a awhile but in the end you are all downloading that same file, the speed is an exponential growth sort of thing. the more seeders, means the more bandwidth, which means the faster the speeds are. if there are way more leechers/people downloading than there are seeding it bogs it down.
imagine if you're on a cable modem which is capped at like 120kb per second or something upload speed wise. if you host it and are the only one seeding it and then people try and download it from you you're sharing that 120kb/per second and dividing it up between the different people. the people in turn will get speeds closer to 10kb or 20kb per second. if that makes any sense.
so the more seeders the faster it goes for everyone.
the download bar is straight forward, it gives you a percent and tells you whether or not your downloading, seeding, complete, etc. you might say "well I don't want 1000 other people connecting to my computer". this only effects your computer while the client is open. once you close the client or shut your computer off or whatever people aren't downloading from you anymore so it's fairly safe in that regard.
to burn it you need a burning program like nero or something:
http://www.videohelp.com/oldguides/nerodvd.htm
there are free ones on the net that do the same stuff, I'm at work otherwise I'd find a link.
hope some of this makes sense.
Just as an addon. As baustin wrote, this required dvd9/DL discs and a burner capable of burning dvd9/DLs. Unfortunately mine can't so I have to have my friend do it. Typically it will say on your disc tray cover
Also, not all DVD players are created equal. If you burn a dual layer disc, you might not be able to play it on the DVD player in your living room. I have a very nice LG BluRay player with wireless internet. It plays everything I've ever put into it (I think it would even play an English muffin, though I'm not sure what I'd see or hear). Some DVD players cannot play DVD+R discs, nor dual layer, so you'd be stuck watching it on your computer monitor.
Not that we're made of money, but may I HIGHLY recommend this LG BluRay player. Its a bit expensive, but CNET and Consumer Reports rated it a top unit and it does it all (except 3D). I can stream Netflix and YouTube, rent HD movies, and even tap into my computer's media files, so I'm listening to the MPP bootleg (for instance) through my 7.1 surround system! Here's more on the LG player (around $300):
http://reviews.cnet.com/blu-ray-players-recorders/lg-bd390/4505-9991_7-33488056.html?tag=mncol;lst;4
Oh, I almost forgot...
THANK YOU, baustin!!!
Quote It plays everything I've ever put into it (I think it would even play an English muffin, though I'm not sure what I'd see or hear).
(http://thethoughtfulspaz.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/kate-winslet.jpg)
QuoteAlso, not all DVD players are created equal. If you burn a dual layer disc, you might not be able to play it on the DVD player in your living room. I have a very nice LG BluRay player with wireless internet. It plays everything I've ever put into it (I think it would even play an English muffin, though I'm not sure what I'd see or hear). Some DVD players cannot play DVD+R discs, nor dual layer, so you'd be stuck watching it on your computer monitor.
Not that we're made of money, but may I HIGHLY recommend this LG BluRay player. Its a bit expensive, but CNET and Consumer Reports rated it a top unit and it does it all (except 3D). I can stream Netflix and YouTube, rent HD movies, and even tap into my computer's media files, so I'm listening to the MPP bootleg (for instance) through my 7.1 surround system! Here's more on the LG player (around $300):
http://reviews.cnet.com/blu-ray-players-recorders/lg-bd390/4505-9991_7-33488056.html?tag=mncol;lst;4
That definitely sounds like an awesome blue ray player. I have a PS3, it also automatically upgrades through wireless updates. Not sure what they charge for PS3's in the US but I bet it is the same or less than that Lg player.
I'm getting 500 Kb/s right now!! More than 50% done!
QuoteQuote It plays everything I've ever put into it (I think it would even play an English muffin, though I'm not sure what I'd see or hear).
(http://thethoughtfulspaz.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/kate-winslet.jpg)
Well played, sir.
And now, off to the bakery...
QuoteQuoteQuote It plays everything I've ever put into it (I think it would even play an English muffin, though I'm not sure what I'd see or hear).
(http://thethoughtfulspaz.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/kate-winslet.jpg)
Well played, sir.
And now, off to the bakery...
;D Don't forget to roll it in flour so it doesn't stick to everything.
QuoteOk, I don't know torrents very well. Where is the button to start the download???? all I get is a 50.3Kb file called mmj torent or something.
I typically use utorrent (mutorrent) as well, which I find to be a great client. I don't torrent often though, so this may be bad info. But you just open the torrent file that you download with the program and go from there.
QuoteQuoteQuote It plays everything I've ever put into it (I think it would even play an English muffin, though I'm not sure what I'd see or hear).
(http://thethoughtfulspaz.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/kate-winslet.jpg)
Well played, sir.
And now, off to the bakery...
I knew there was a reason I loved eating english muffins.
Okay, I just burned the first DVD and watched most of it. Awesome!
On my 32 inch 1080p LCD flatscreen at 10 feet away with 7.1 surround, its the best non-commercial concert video I've seen and heard, with the exception of Rockpalast.
What sucks is it was my last DVD+R Dual Layer disc, so I'm off to the store this weekend for a spindle.
If folks are having trouble, you can mail me two DVD+R or DVD-R Dual Layer discs. I will burn them for you. Send in a reusable envelope and enclose return postage. That's all I ask.
I use Lightscribe discs, so I will be creating a custom DVD label that is burned into the label side. If you want that, you'll have to send me two Lightscribe DVD+/-R Dual Layer discs. I'll post an image of the label once I create it, probably this weekend.
Otherwise, I'll let you label the discs. I'll just mark 'em 1 and 2 with Post Its.
Again, thanks baustin for sharing this and taking the time to frame, zoom, and otherwise monitor this great recording. I made it to the first three shows, but this recording provides me with a lot of tunes I didn't see, but really wanted to. I really appreciate it.
Thank You Too MMJ for letting him record without hassles. What modesty, confidence, and trust these fine musicians have, such respect for their fans that they let us share their work. One more reason. One more reason.
EDIT: Be sure to check that the DVD player you hope to play this on will play dual layer discs. Your computer likely will, and probably most bluray and game consoles will. Check your DVD player's manual.
PM or EMAIL for the address.
Do I have to burn the file to watch it? Can't seem to get it to work...Anyways, I'm going to ship some blank DVD's down to you Johnny. Thanks for putting that offer out there.
QuoteDo I have to burn the file to watch it? Can't seem to get it to work...Anyways, I'm going to ship some blank DVD's down to you Johnny. Thanks for putting that offer out there.
If you've downloaded the file via torrent, you should be able to watch it using Windows Media Player, right from the hard drive. Baustin put chapter breaks between each song and WMP doesn't let you jump between chapters, but the burned DVD does.
FYI, I don't think this is actually encouraged by the band. They have never made a big deal about it before but audio is cool, video is not. Again, I'm not complaining because I'm reaping the benefits, but I just wanted to pass along what I think is the general policy.
I am interested to know what the band thinks now that you mention it. With so many of their shows available archive and other sources I didn't think one video would be a big deal...However, with the quality attained in this recording being high enough for sales I could see them not liking it to much.
I definitely respect any word from MMJ or management if they want us to cool it with respect to sharing this video. I don't see anyone talking about selling it, but if video bootlegs cross the line, just say the word.
My offer to help people out if they're having trouble making a copy may have been ill conceived. I meant well. If I do make someone a copy, I don't profit in any way except for the love and gratitude I'd expect from a fellow fan.
I wonder... was there any conversation or word from MMJ when Rockpalast came out? This pro-shot DVD from Germany (2008) was available via some torrent sites and The Steam Engine blog. It came with labeling that encouraged free sharing. I have seen one website selling Rockpalast for $20; that shit should be shut down! Otherwise, I always regarded it as cool since it fell within the spirit of audio recordings- shared without profit.
If this is kosher, I would love to get a copy of this if someone is doing that. I'll send whatever I need. please and thank you!
I guess I should have read the wholethread... :-[
I would like to send some to you JohnnYYac, will you let us know if/when you close up shop?
Thanks.
I have a couple of tech questions. I am running a Macbook pro w/ Leopard as my operating system...perhaps someone who is in a similar boat can explain this to me.
I had a successful download of the files last night...and after downloading a software to read VOB files I was able to watch them all from my computer. Check off step 1.
I then headed out and grabbed some blanks. 4.7gb 120 min. I am assuming standard DVDR's.
This being my first attempt at burning DVD's. I am not sure if the mac is set up with software to burn DVD's. I couldnt figure out iDVD. So I downloaded a free DVD burning software called Burn for the mac.
Anyhow...I can get the files to load...but it will only recognize the .VOB files from the folders and not the other stuff in each file (.IFO, .BUP).
So I loaded up just the VOB files 1-5 from the disc 1 folder...and the last one would not check out. Then I tried burning the 1st 4 files...and it worked. It doesnt load automatically on my DVD player (4 year old samsung), but if you hit next chapter on the remote it loads up...with the intro screen and all that you see in the beginning...but none of the selection features work.
Anyhow...since I only burned the 1st 4 files...I tried to burn the last file on its own disc...but its no dice...reads error. The same thing happened when I went to do disc 2. So I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
Looking at the file size of each folder though...maybe the file size is greater than the disc space...maybe that is my problem.
Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
QuoteI have a couple of tech questions. I am running a Macbook pro w/ Leopard as my operating system...perhaps someone who is in a similar boat can explain this to me.
I had a successful download of the files last night...and after downloading a software to read VOB files I was able to watch them all from my computer. Check off step 1.
I then headed out and grabbed some blanks. 4.7gb 120 min. I am assuming standard DVDR's.
This being my first attempt at burning DVD's. I am not sure if the mac is set up with software to burn DVD's. I couldnt figure out iDVD. So I downloaded a free DVD burning software called Burn for the mac.
Anyhow...I can get the files to load...but it will only recognize the .VOB files from the folders and not the other stuff in each file (.IFO, .BUP).
So I loaded up just the VOB files 1-5 from the disc 1 folder...and the last one would not check out. Then I tried burning the 1st 4 files...and it worked. It doesnt load automatically on my DVD player (4 year old samsung), but if you hit next chapter on the remote it loads up...with the intro screen and all that you see in the beginning...but none of the selection features work.
Anyhow...since I only burned the 1st 4 files...I tried to burn the last file on its own disc...but its no dice...reads error. The same thing happened when I went to do disc 2. So I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
Looking at the file size of each folder though...maybe the file size is greater than the disc space...maybe that is my problem.
Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
You might wanna read some of the stuff above. I'm not so much of a Mac guy but I guess it's meant to be burned on DVD9/DL discs. Good luck man. I'm still downloading mine. :'(
thanks man. i am going to go grab some of those and give it a shot.
QuoteQuoteDo I have to burn the file to watch it? Can't seem to get it to work...Anyways, I'm going to ship some blank DVD's down to you Johnny. Thanks for putting that offer out there.
If you've downloaded the file via torrent, you should be able to watch it using Windows Media Player, right from the hard drive. Baustin put chapter breaks between each song and WMP doesn't let you jump between chapters, but the burned DVD does.
This is a great program for watching almost any type of video file:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
plus it's free.
so im still having issues with the program i downloaded, "burn". i now have the correct media (dual layer dvd+r), but still running into those files reading in error. any suggestions on a software for a mac that is free and could handle this. or is there a way to convert these files for them to be recognized by idvd with no loss of quality?
For those new to the DVD burning game, here are a few things that might help.
1. Click here to download and install utorrent: http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/
2. Click on this link to the Charleston show DVD torrent file: http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=77139&d=1273016643
3. When dialog box opens, click OPEN
4. utorrent will automatically start the slow download. Don't shut down your computer until its finished. Give it overnight. The file will end up in your DOWNLOADS folder unless you change the destination first.
5. Open a DVD burning software.
Nero is good but expensive ($80): http://www.nero.com/enu/store-nero10.html
I just bought DVD Cloner 7 for $40: http://www.hermanstreet.com/store/smarthtml/dvd-cloner-7-t20.html?&ICID=AB-DVD%20Cloner%202009-12-14%20t20&mboxSession=1273191973746-742746
Easy DVD Clone is free for 7 days: http://download.cnet.com/Easy-DVD-Clone/3000-7970_4-10416957.html
6. When choosing the files to burn (software might say "add"), browse to the folder you downloaded via utorrent. It should read "mmj2010-04-28.dvdf". Open it.
7. Then open the file that reads "mmj2010-04-28_part01.dvd9f".
8. Choose the folder, which should read "VIDEO_TS". Don't open this folder or try to add the files individually. Just add the entire VIDEO_TS folder.
9. Be sure to have a DVD+R or DVD-R Dual Layer blank disc in your DVD-RW drive.
10. Check to see if your burning software requires any additional steps (naming the disc, choosing transfer mode such as hard drive to DVD9, etc.).
11. When all looks good, check again. Don't be afraid to hit the BACK button to be sure your ducks are in a row.
12. Press the BURN button. Be patient. Expect 10-30 minutes. When done, toss the disc in your favorite DVD player, fingers crossed, and HOPEFULLY, you'll melt yo face!
13. Repeat steps 7-12, this time opening the file that reads "mmj2010-04-28_part02.dvd9f".
13. Don't forget to thank baustin.
Thanks for putting that list together. Very helpful (notably drawing attention to step 8). Finally got it to go!
Big Ups to baustin for some serious efforts!
baustin you are the SHIZZ! thanks so much
Thanks so much for this from the UK, it is a thing of rare and natural beauty :D
Any way to get MP3's of this show from the video? I'd love to have a HQ recording...it was such a great show.
I have only watched about half of this so far and I must say Bo is pretty f'in awesome on What a Wonderful Man. He looks like he loves playin that song. rightly so, it's one of the few songs where he's on just straight piano. the video gave me a new appreciation for the song.
the crowd however seems pretty stagnant with the exception of up front. I get the video was done at the back of the venue but there are so many people who just continuously talk. the visual of them talking is distracting, we need to pass out "Shut up" signs at shows.
I must say, I paused this DVD long enough to go upstairs and type this post. At the end of Lay Low, Jim becomes possessed by the soul of Jimmy Page, which is odd as Page isn't dead, so I guess he was just borrowing it. AWESOME!
Yeah, the audience, particularly from this perspective, is pretty tame. I'm kind of glad so I can focus on the stage and not all the bee-bopping that should be going down. But if I was there, I'd be like "what the fuck people, wake up and jump!" At least there aren't any glowsticks.
Can't wait for my new discs to arrive so I can finally burn the second DVD. It opens with Steam Engine, so I must see this!
Baustin, I'm going to design a DVD label and box insert. I'd like your approval before I share it, so I'll be PMing you soon. Thanks for this.
I like the sign idea. I don't know if this is the right way to think about things, but I'm kind of hoping that mmj fans gain a reputation for having a pleasantly cordial demeanor and a hard edge no bull-shit policy when it comes to people standing between them and the music. I would love for it to become as connected as the deadhead community, and also as dedicated (i think it's getting there!). I know from experience that anyone talking during Stella Blue or So Many Roads received some kind of verbal, if not physical, reprimand.
As the jacket fan base gets bigger, it seems more apparent than ever that the people who really care about the music need to protect the atmosphere...
P.S. i counted 6.5 frat-embraces before the set started on the this vid. :-*
QuoteI like the sign idea. I don't know if this is the right way to think about things, but I'm kind of hoping that mmj fans gain a reputation for having a pleasantly cordial demeanor and a hard edge no bull-shit policy when it comes to people standing between them and the music. I would love for it to become as connected as the deadhead community, and also as dedicated (i think it's getting there!). I know from experience that anyone talking during Stella Blue or So Many Roads received some kind of verbal, if not physical, reprimand.
As the jacket fan base gets bigger, it seems more apparent than ever that the people who really care about the music need to protect the atmosphere...
P.S. i counted 6.5 frat-embraces before the set started on the this vid. :-*
definitely looked like some heavy bromance action going down back of the crowd. that classic hand slap/lock->half hug->extended hug->take drink of beer->laugh->talk during tonight/at dawn->turn completely away from the stage as if you're not at a concert->run into other bro and repeat process until something a.) rocking and b.) popular is played.etc.
It would have been cool to see one of those dudes get hit in the nuts by somebody walking by or enjoying the show. I'd condone and back any and all efforts to nut punch talking dbags at shows.
QuoteI must say, I paused this DVD long enough to go upstairs and type this post. At the end of Lay Low, Jim becomes possessed by the soul of Jimmy Page, which is odd as Page isn't dead, so I guess he was just borrowing it. AWESOME!
Yeah, the audience, particularly from this perspective, is pretty tame. I'm kind of glad so I can focus on the stage and not all the bee-bopping that should be going down. But if I was there, I'd be like "what the fuck people, wake up and jump!" At least there aren't any glowsticks.
Can't wait for my new discs to arrive so I can finally burn the second DVD. It opens with Steam Engine, so I must see this!
Baustin, I'm going to design a DVD label and box insert. I'd like your approval before I share it, so I'll be PMing you soon. Thanks for this.
that lay low was sick indeed. what jim played wasn't even necessarily "good" it was simply awesome. lost in the zone. I really like how he teases the audience on touch me pt. 1 with the cape. he'll walk towards them and get almost close enough for them to touch him and then he spins away and hides. make those ladies beg for that shit. those cross stage spins while soloing are at a new level this tour as well.
QuoteI must say, I paused this DVD long enough to go upstairs and type this post. At the end of Lay Low, Jim becomes possessed by the soul of Jimmy Page, which is odd as Page isn't dead, so I guess he was just borrowing it. AWESOME!
Yeah, the audience, particularly from this perspective, is pretty tame. I'm kind of glad so I can focus on the stage and not all the bee-bopping that should be going down. But if I was there, I'd be like "what the fuck people, wake up and jump!" [highlight]At least there aren't any glowsticks[/highlight].
Can't wait for my new discs to arrive so I can finally burn the second DVD. It opens with Steam Engine, so I must see this!
Baustin, I'm going to design a DVD label and box insert. I'd like your approval before I share it, so I'll be PMing you soon. Thanks for this.
My friend and I saw several glow sticks (or at least it looks like glow sticks) being thrown when we watched it >:(
Can any of you 'seed' the show again? My brother is trying to download it (he has a DL burner) for me and there is only 1 seed. thanks guys.
I see 51 seeders. Are you sure he's got the right torrent?
QuoteQuoteI must say, I paused this DVD long enough to go upstairs and type this post. At the end of Lay Low, Jim becomes possessed by the soul of Jimmy Page, which is odd as Page isn't dead, so I guess he was just borrowing it. AWESOME!
Yeah, the audience, particularly from this perspective, is pretty tame. I'm kind of glad so I can focus on the stage and not all the bee-bopping that should be going down. But if I was there, I'd be like "what the fuck people, wake up and jump!" [highlight]At least there aren't any glowsticks[/highlight].
Can't wait for my new discs to arrive so I can finally burn the second DVD. It opens with Steam Engine, so I must see this!
Baustin, I'm going to design a DVD label and box insert. I'd like your approval before I share it, so I'll be PMing you soon. Thanks for this.
My friend and I saw several glow sticks (or at least it looks like glow sticks) being thrown when we watched it >:(
Well, I've only watched the first DVD (ran out of DL discs), but it seemed mild compared to the Glowstick Riots in Nashville.
(note intentional exaggeration)
OK, I'm unsure of what happened during the burning process. I can't get anything to recognize the disc. My brother burnt it in a Mac and that Mac is the only player that says it is a DVD. Any advice on burning this successfully?
QuoteOK, I'm unsure of what happened during the burning process. I can't get anything to recognize the disc. My brother burnt it in a Mac and that Mac is the only player that says it is a DVD. Any advice on burning this successfully?
The size of this video requires 2 Dual Layer DVDs. You can get DVD-R or DVD+R Dual Layer discs. In some DVD players, DVD-R is recognized, but DVD+R is not. Also, some DVD players don't recognize Dual Layer discs. Before you try anything else, look at your DVD player's manual for what disc formats are supported.
The fact that a Mac is involved might also be an issue. I honestly don't know anything about 'em.
Some software will let you compress large DVD files onto standard (single layer) DVDs. Picture quality will suffer, however.
If you're still having trouble, PM or email me.
QuoteOK, I'm unsure of what happened during the burning process. I can't get anything to recognize the disc. My brother burnt it in a Mac and that Mac is the only player that says it is a DVD. Any advice on burning this successfully?
The size of this video requires 2 Dual Layer DVDs. You can get DVD-R or DVD+R Dual Layer discs. In some DVD players, DVD-R is recognized, but DVD+R is not. Also, some DVD players don't recognize Dual Layer discs. Before you try anything else, look at your DVD player's manual for what disc formats are supported.
The fact that a Mac is involved might also be an issue. I honestly don't know anything about 'em.
Some software will let you compress large DVD files onto standard (single layer) DVDs. Picture quality will suffer, however.
If you're still having trouble, PM or email me.
My brother just left for Mexico today so I have to wait 10 days before he gets back to get any more information from him. He only burnt disc 1 and then tested to see if it worked. When it didn't he just stopped, so I do still have a couple DL discs left. I'll just wait until after Sasquatch to get this all figured out. Thanks for the help!
QuoteMy brother just left for Mexico today so I have to wait 10 days before he gets back to get any more information from him. He only burnt disc 1 and then tested to see if it worked. When it didn't he just stopped, so I do still have a couple DL discs left. I'll just wait until after Sasquatch to get this all figured out. Thanks for the help!
If you want, send me those discs and I'll burn 'em for you.
Here are the disc labels I made, collages of images from the show and the poster. Unfortunately, using Lightscribe, the "burned" label is not in color and kinda blurry.
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4010/4612327466_f637bb73e1.jpg)
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1392/4612327420_78fa31b9aa.jpg)
And here's the DVD case insert, using just photos of the poster and setlist, with props to baustin.
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4002/4612294596_b81f64e613_o.jpg)
Thanks for sharing! Now if I can only figure out how to burn this on my new mac I'll be set. ;D
QuoteFor those new to the DVD burning game, here are a few things that might help.
1. Click here to download and install utorrent: http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/
2. Click on this link to the Charleston show DVD torrent file: http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=77139&d=1273016643
3. When dialog box opens, click OPEN
4. utorrent will automatically start the slow download. Don't shut down your computer until its finished. Give it overnight. The file will end up in your DOWNLOADS folder unless you change the destination first.
5. Open a DVD burning software.
Nero is good but expensive ($80): http://www.nero.com/enu/store-nero10.html
I just bought DVD Cloner 7 for $40: http://www.hermanstreet.com/store/smarthtml/dvd-cloner-7-t20.html?&ICID=AB-DVD%20Cloner%202009-12-14%20t20&mboxSession=1273191973746-742746
Easy DVD Clone is free for 7 days: http://download.cnet.com/Easy-DVD-Clone/3000-7970_4-10416957.html
6. When choosing the files to burn (software might say "add"), browse to the folder you downloaded via utorrent. It should read "mmj2010-04-28.dvdf". Open it.
7. Then open the file that reads "mmj2010-04-28_part01.dvd9f".
8. Choose the folder, which should read "VIDEO_TS". Don't open this folder or try to add the files individually. Just add the entire VIDEO_TS folder.
9. Be sure to have a DVD+R or DVD-R Dual Layer blank disc in your DVD-RW drive.
10. Check to see if your burning software requires any additional steps (naming the disc, choosing transfer mode such as hard drive to DVD9, etc.).
11. When all looks good, check again. Don't be afraid to hit the BACK button to be sure your ducks are in a row.
12. Press the BURN button. Be patient. Expect 10-30 minutes. When done, toss the disc in your favorite DVD player, fingers crossed, and HOPEFULLY, you'll melt yo face!
13. Repeat steps 7-12, this time opening the file that reads "mmj2010-04-28_part02.dvd9f".
thank you so much for putting together this checklist!
i've sent quite a few people over here with successful results!
QuoteQuoteFor those new to the DVD burning game, here are a few things that might help.
1. Click here to download and install utorrent: http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/
2. Click on this link to the Charleston show DVD torrent file: http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=77139&d=1273016643
3. When dialog box opens, click OPEN
4. utorrent will automatically start the slow download. Don't shut down your computer until its finished. Give it overnight. The file will end up in your DOWNLOADS folder unless you change the destination first.
5. Open a DVD burning software.
Nero is good but expensive ($80): http://www.nero.com/enu/store-nero10.html
I just bought DVD Cloner 7 for $40: http://www.hermanstreet.com/store/smarthtml/dvd-cloner-7-t20.html?&ICID=AB-DVD%20Cloner%202009-12-14%20t20&mboxSession=1273191973746-742746
Easy DVD Clone is free for 7 days: http://download.cnet.com/Easy-DVD-Clone/3000-7970_4-10416957.html
6. When choosing the files to burn (software might say "add"), browse to the folder you downloaded via utorrent. It should read "mmj2010-04-28.dvdf". Open it.
7. Then open the file that reads "mmj2010-04-28_part01.dvd9f".
8. Choose the folder, which should read "VIDEO_TS". Don't open this folder or try to add the files individually. Just add the entire VIDEO_TS folder.
9. Be sure to have a DVD+R or DVD-R Dual Layer blank disc in your DVD-RW drive.
10. Check to see if your burning software requires any additional steps (naming the disc, choosing transfer mode such as hard drive to DVD9, etc.).
11. When all looks good, check again. Don't be afraid to hit the BACK button to be sure your ducks are in a row.
12. Press the BURN button. Be patient. Expect 10-30 minutes. When done, toss the disc in your favorite DVD player, fingers crossed, and HOPEFULLY, you'll melt yo face!
13. Repeat steps 7-12, this time opening the file that reads "mmj2010-04-28_part02.dvd9f".
thank you so much for putting together this checklist!
i've sent quite a few people over here with successful results!
Hey, thank you for making the recording available. I know I speak for everyone.
QuoteAny way to get MP3's of this show from the video? I'd love to have a HQ recording...it was such a great show.
I concur. I'd love to drive to work and back smiling an ice-cream grin the entire way.
Just got my copy...A million thanks to JohnnYac. Looks and sounds great. I love the pictures on the discs and cover. Well done.
Some guy yells oh brother where art thou after lay low. :-/.... ;D
Back in June, I was checking out a You Tube posting of One Big Holiday from the Charleston show and read the following comment:
"My buddy[ch65279] Tim took myself and my now-wife to this show[ch65279] as our wedding gift (not to mention the Ben Harper show the night prior at HOB in Myrtle) and wins best wedding gift ever honors for eternity. [highlight]This was the best live music performance I have seen to this day.[/highlight] Thank you for the glimpse back to what that night was and how monumental in time this concert was is my life. Long live MMJ and Jim James is the baddest mother effer to rock out with a "duck hunt" gun on his hip"
I sent the author of this comment the following message:
"Hey,
I read your comment from the One Big Holiday clip from the Charleston My Morning Jacket show. First, congrats on your wedding. How about this for a wedding present? I have the complete Charleston show on 2 DVDs. It was recorded by a fellow MMJ fan who posted it on the MMJ fan forum. I will make you a nice copy, with disc labelling and a 2-disc case with insert. I offer this to you as a fan and don't ask for anything in return. Consider it another wedding present.
Here's a link to the posting about the DVD on the MMJ fan forum.
http://www.mymorningjacket.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1273017054
On page 5 of this thread, you'll see the disc labelling and case insert I've created. I'm out of blank discs and 2-disc DVD cases, so I'm putting an order in to Amazon as soon as I'm done with this message. So, it might be a couple of weeks.
If you're interested, send me and email and mailing address: johnnYYac@comcast.net
Take care,
John"
I didn't hear back until early August, when I got this email:
"First off, really cool of you to take the time to write me and offer such an amazing gift to someone you don't even know just based on a mutual love and appreciation of such an amazing band. This was my first MMJ show but my wife had seen them twice before, once in Austin at ACL and once in Boston with the Boston Pops! She turned me on to them and have been a better person because of it. My address is REMOVED FOR PRIVACY. Let me know if I can do anything in return for such generosity.
Sincere Thanks,
Andy"
So, I burned the discs and mailed 'em to the newlyweds, along with a copy of Acoustic Chorale. I've since gotten a very nice, post-wedding thank you note from his wife and an email from Andy.
If ANYONE here has not yet made DVDs of this show, please let me know. I watched it last night, knowing many others were rocking out with MMJ in Canandaigua, NY. I was in concert mode, used my wireless headphones for my sleeping family's sake, and rocked out in my living room. I went outside to listen to I'm Amazed whilst looking at the stars. Perfect!
you're the damn salt of the earth, john. this is why i love this band and this place
i would absolutely [size=16]LOVE[/size] a copy of this if you are willing.
johnny! i still don't have this!
Quotei would absolutely [size=16]LOVE[/size] a copy of this if you are willing.
Quotejohnny! i still don't have this!
PMs sent, gentlemen. ;)
(Sorry, JPV. I'm assuming your a gentle
man. I've met Joey, but you've chosen to keep your gender to yourself. No offense if I guessed wrong.)
QuoteBack in June, I was checking out a You Tube posting of One Big Holiday from the Charleston show and read the following comment:
"My buddy[ch65279] Tim took myself and my now-wife to this show[ch65279] as our wedding gift (not to mention the Ben Harper show the night prior at HOB in Myrtle) and wins best wedding gift ever honors for eternity. [highlight]This was the best live music performance I have seen to this day.[/highlight] Thank you for the glimpse back to what that night was and how monumental in time this concert was is my life. Long live MMJ and Jim James is the baddest mother effer to rock out with a "duck hunt" gun on his hip"
I sent the author of this comment the following message:
"Hey,
I read your comment from the One Big Holiday clip from the Charleston My Morning Jacket show. First, congrats on your wedding. How about this for a wedding present? I have the complete Charleston show on 2 DVDs. It was recorded by a fellow MMJ fan who posted it on the MMJ fan forum. I will make you a nice copy, with disc labelling and a 2-disc case with insert. I offer this to you as a fan and don't ask for anything in return. Consider it another wedding present.
Here's a link to the posting about the DVD on the MMJ fan forum.
http://www.mymorningjacket.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1273017054
On page 5 of this thread, you'll see the disc labelling and case insert I've created. I'm out of blank discs and 2-disc DVD cases, so I'm putting an order in to Amazon as soon as I'm done with this message. So, it might be a couple of weeks.
If you're interested, send me and email and mailing address: johnnYYac@comcast.net
Take care,
John"
I didn't hear back until early August, when I got this email:
"First off, really cool of you to take the time to write me and offer such an amazing gift to someone you don't even know just based on a mutual love and appreciation of such an amazing band. This was my first MMJ show but my wife had seen them twice before, once in Austin at ACL and once in Boston with the Boston Pops! She turned me on to them and have been a better person because of it. My address is REMOVED FOR PRIVACY. Let me know if I can do anything in return for such generosity.
Sincere Thanks,
Andy"
So, I burned the discs and mailed 'em to the newlyweds, along with a copy of Acoustic Chorale. I've since gotten a very nice, post-wedding thank you note from his wife and an email from Andy.
If ANYONE here has not yet made DVDs of this show, please let me know. I watched it last night, knowing many others were rocking out with MMJ in Canandaigua, NY. I was in concert mode, used my wireless headphones for my sleeping family's sake, and rocked out in my living room. I went outside to listen to I'm Amazed whilst looking at the stars. Perfect!
Great storty John! Spreading the love one fan at a time! 8-)
For those of you who have macs, i figured out how to view it on the dvd player on the mac.
These are just the steps I took so:
After you download the file, go into iDVD and click on Project, then Project Info
In almost the top right, it says DVD Type: Change it from Single Layer to Double Layer
Click on Advanced at the top
-Edit DVD-Rom Contents
--Add Files
---Just add the download
Then just go on over to DVD Player
-At the top, File
--Open DVD Media
Should come right on
Now, I'm not sure all that stuff with iDVD is necessary, but that's how I got the thing to finally work, so maybe try going straight into DVD Player and if it doesnt work go back and do the iDVD thing
Thanks Baustin, the video is awesome. You might even say, "I'm Amazed" wah wah
omg big time! wow is this one special. this was the best experience i've had in front of a tv since mmj were on american dad!
like i was back at merriweather post (a few days later). ONE SPECTULAR RECORDING! :D :D :D
big thanks Baustin and big thanks to Mr. Johnny Y, a very kind and generous guy and a big asset and contributor to this forum.
Time to bump this bitch.
Cure the post-October blues with this sweet trip down memory lane. A great setlist, a fantastic fan-shot video, primo sound. I'm listening to it right now, STEAM ENGINE (my god!) as I type this. Check this out...
2010-04-28 Family Circle - Charleston, SC
1. Tonite I want To Celebrate With You- start with some 'chord!
2. At Dawn- I love this song!
3. Gideon- a great extended jam
4. Off The Record
5. What A Wonderful Man- love it!
6. I'm Amazed
7. Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.1
8. Golden
9. Thank You Too!- this is a great tune, a soul love song.
10. Mahgeetah
11. Lay Low- do you remember a full Lay Low? its been a while; amazing Hendrixian Jim jam at the end.
12. Lowdown
13. Wonderful (The Way I Feel)- a beatiful tune; looks like this will be a track on the new album
14. Librarian
15. Steam Engine- say no more; still listening to it as I type.
16. Smokin From Shootin
17. (end of) Run Thru
18. Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.2
19. One Big Holiday
----------
20. Over The Rainbow (Daniel "Weenie" Farrow solo)
21. Wordless Chorus
22. Evil Urges *
23. Dancefloors *
24. Highly Suspicious *
25. Carnival Time (Al Johnson) *
26. Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield) *
* w/ Preservation Hall Jazz Band
If you have this, make the room dark, get in concert mode (whatever that may be), crank it or use good 'phones, stand in front of your TV, and rock the shit out! Cape action! Duck Hunt gunplay! Weenie's Over the Rainbow!
Its almost midnight, I'm almost drunk, and I'm listening to...
Smokin' from Shooting.
more than you ever did
just a kid
a perfect vision of the self
Gotta go. Touch Me 2 is coming.
Contact me if you need a copy.
QuoteTime to bump this bitch.
Cure the Old October Blues with this sweet trip down memory lane. A great setlist, a fantastic fan-shot video, primo sound. I'm listening to it right now, STEAM ENGINE (my god!) as I type this. Check this out...
2010-04-28 Family Circle - Charleston, SC
1. Tonite I want To Celebrate With You- start with some 'chord!
2. At Dawn- I love this song!
3. Gideon- a great extended jam
4. Off The Record
5. What A Wonderful Man- love it!
6. I'm Amazed
7. Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.1
8. Golden
9. Thank You Too!- this is a great tune, a soul love song.
10. Mahgeetah
11. Lay Low- do you remember a full Lay Low? its been a while; amazing Hendrixian moment for Jim at the end.
12. Lowdown
13. Wonderful (The Way I Feel)- a beatiful tune; looks like this will be a track on the new album
14. Librarian
15. Steam Engine- say no more; still listening to it as I type.
16. Smokin From Shootin
17. (end of) Run Thru
18. Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.2
19. One Big Holiday
----------
20. Over The Rainbow (Daniel "Weenie" Farrow solo)
21. Wordless Chorus
22. Evil Urges *
23. Dancefloors *
24. Highly Suspicious *
25. Carnival Time (Al Johnson) *
26. Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield) *
* w/ Preservation Hall Jazz Band
If you have this, make the room dark, get in concert mode (whatever that may be), crank it or use good 'phones, stand in front of your TV, and rock the shit out! Cape action! Duck Hunt gunplay! Weenie's Over the Rainbow!
Its almost midnight, I'm almost drunk, and I'm listening to...
Smokin' from Shooting.
more than you ever did
just a kid
a perfect vision of the self
Gotta go. Touch Me 2 is coming.
Contact me if you need a copy.
This is why you are my favorite person in the world...I did this this past week and was blown away all over again...btw it's november
QuoteQuoteTime to bump this bitch.
Cure the Old October Blues with this sweet trip down memory lane. A great setlist, a fantastic fan-shot video, primo sound. I'm listening to it right now, STEAM ENGINE (my god!) as I type this. Check this out...
2010-04-28 Family Circle - Charleston, SC
1. Tonite I want To Celebrate With You- start with some 'chord!
2. At Dawn- I love this song!
3. Gideon- a great extended jam
4. Off The Record
5. What A Wonderful Man- love it!
6. I'm Amazed
7. Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.1
8. Golden
9. Thank You Too!- this is a great tune, a soul love song.
10. Mahgeetah
11. Lay Low- do you remember a full Lay Low? its been a while; amazing Hendrixian moment for Jim at the end.
12. Lowdown
13. Wonderful (The Way I Feel)- a beatiful tune; looks like this will be a track on the new album
14. Librarian
15. Steam Engine- say no more; still listening to it as I type.
16. Smokin From Shootin
17. (end of) Run Thru
18. Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.2
19. One Big Holiday
----------
20. Over The Rainbow (Daniel "Weenie" Farrow solo)
21. Wordless Chorus
22. Evil Urges *
23. Dancefloors *
24. Highly Suspicious *
25. Carnival Time (Al Johnson) *
26. Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield) *
* w/ Preservation Hall Jazz Band
If you have this, make the room dark, get in concert mode (whatever that may be), crank it or use good 'phones, stand in front of your TV, and rock the shit out! Cape action! Duck Hunt gunplay! Weenie's Over the Rainbow!
Its almost midnight, I'm almost drunk, and I'm listening to...
Smokin' from Shooting.
more than you ever did
just a kid
a perfect vision of the self
Gotta go. Touch Me 2 is coming.
Contact me if you need a copy.
This is why you are my favorite person in the world...I did this this past week and was blown away all over again...[highlight]btw it's november[/highlight]
Yeah, I know. I was trying to reference the blues felt by everyone after a heavy MMJ October (Fallon-Letterman-Portland-Ramble-T5 x 5- L'ville-Voodoo) and the void to follow. I was also trying to make a play on the song title. Fixed.
The only problem with watching this in concert mode is that I don't think I'd ever, intentionally, be that far away from the stage. ;D
Great minds think alike.
I recently got a nice note from Brian Austin, the taper/videographer, thanking me for promoting this recording and getting over 20 copies to folks worldwide. He shared the original HD footage with me as a treat. Fantastic. I've got the discs and cases to make 10 more copies, for below cost (around $6). PM or email.
This must be looping at the T5 Open House
Kinda quiet around here, so I'll give you something to read.
Getting ready to listen to the 7 song encore of this show. I couldn't make it past One Big Holiday last night, the problem with having a couch nearby.
At a real show, you make it through without a doubt, broken bones, bad backs, the whole shootin' match. Seeing folks in casts and on crutches on their feet for over 3 hours!
Its great having a show from this tour documented so well. I caught the first 3 shows in April. Charleston was #7. Jim in his wild west Duck Hunt get up, the tunes, the PHJB, so much like my experiences before, plus Steam Engine and Dancefloors! October was a wonderful month for MMJ fans, but April was pretty sweet, too!
Somewhere... over the rainbow!
Hey Johnny, this was my favorite show of the tour. I was 2nd row on Carl's side and it was the first time I met Ms. Y. Even better was that I had been studying the setlists of the tour and had certain expectations so I was completely blown away when they totally switched it up. My top show outside of T5.
QuoteHey Johnny, this was my favorite show of the tour. I was 2nd row on Carl's side and it was the first time I met Ms. Y. Even better was that I had been studying the setlists of the tour and had certain expectations so I was completely blown away when they totally switched it up. My top show outside of T5.
Wow, somehow I missed that you were at this show (and you probably told me) with Ms. Yvon. It did offer some nice changes to what had been a fairly static setlist for the first three I attended (though the Eminence Front into to OBH was spectacular).
I noticed last night, finishing my (probably) 5th full viewing of this DVD, that Carl really got into it during Dancefloors, very energetic. It must've been great up front.
I need to show Carl's side of the stage more love. I tried to in Portland, but it was heavily populated with tall people, so me and my wife ended up in front of Jim's mic stand, per usual. T5 was more central but I'd love to spend more time, and focus, on Carl's side of the stage.
I've ended up on Carl Side very often recently, and I always love it. But during the T5 run, most of our bunch OCCUPIED what I am now dubbing Tom Side, and it was wonderful. :)
Did an MP3 version of this ever happen? Or can someone even do that? I was at that show and it was so absurd, I'd love to have a solid MP3 version of it.
Yeah I was hoping someone would b&p me as well. My DVD burner doesn't exist. OR I can burn it on my girlfriends computer if someone can walk me thru burning it on OSX. I would really rather watch it on TV then on the computer
QuoteQuoteHey Johnny, this was my favorite show of the tour. I was 2nd row on Carl's side and it was the first time I met Ms. Y. Even better was that I had been studying the setlists of the tour and had certain expectations so I was completely blown away when they totally switched it up. My top show outside of T5.
Wow, somehow I missed that you were at this show (and you probably told me) with Ms. Yvon. It did offer some nice changes to what had been a fairly static setlist for the first three I attended (though the Eminence Front into to OBH was spectacular).
I noticed last night, finishing my (probably) 5th full viewing of this DVD, that Carl really got into it during Dancefloors, very energetic. It must've been great up front.
I need to show Carl's side of the stage more love. I tried to in Portland, but it was heavily populated with tall people, so me and my wife ended up in front of Jim's mic stand, per usual. T5 was more central but I'd love to spend more time, and focus, on Carl's side of the stage.
Yeah, I hit up Charleston, Raleigh, B'more...
So anyways, the gift pack showed up. You are the man JYY! Thanks man :)
I ju want to say that JY is THE MAN. I just received my charleston and rocksaplast DVDs from him... The inserts and images on the disc were so much beyond my expectations. Can't thank you enough man !
Watching Charleston DVD now. Its interesting being far away and seeing the movements and lights as a whole for once.
My girlfriend and I were front row-stage left for this show and she asked a fellow mmj fanatic to take pictures with her camera of the show and myself and to then email them back to my girlfriend post-show. She never received them (forgotten or wrong email). Would this mystery girl by chance be reading this and still have those pictures? That would update your status from a mystery to magical. :)
By my best estimation, I believe- tonight- I have burned my 30th set of this DVD. Its gone out to approximately 16 states and 4 countries. I appreciate the chance to spread cool shit like this and appreciate the feedback. The guy who taped this show contacted me to thank me for spreading the word. I want to thank baustin for making it available. During this hiatus, something like the Charleston DVDs becames quite valuable. I'm thinking such recent live performances will better inform us of what they're doing in studio right now and what we'll hear from the new album.
Anyway, as I said in another post, I've got some work to do, so...
Would this work on a BluRay?
Quote from: subinai on Mar 09, 2011, 09:52 pm
Would this work on a BluRay?
If you mean, "will this disc play on a BluRay player?", it should. I've watched my copy on my LG BD390 BluRay player at least once every few weeks without problems.
Quote from: johnnYYac on Mar 10, 2011, 11:48 am
Quote from: subinai on Mar 09, 2011, 09:52 pm
Would this work on a BluRay?
If you mean, "will this disc play on a BluRay player?", it should. I've watched my copy on my LG BD390 BluRay player at least once every few weeks without problems.
i meant exporting the video to a BluRay disc. Imagine since the video is HD it should work. i'm going to download and give it a shot.
Quote from: subinai on Mar 10, 2011, 01:58 pm
Quote from: johnnYYac on Mar 10, 2011, 11:48 am
Quote from: subinai on Mar 09, 2011, 09:52 pm
Would this work on a BluRay?
If you mean, "will this disc play on a BluRay player?", it should. I've watched my copy on my LG BD390 BluRay player at least once every few weeks without problems.
i meant exporting the video to a BluRay disc. Imagine since the video is HD it should work. i'm going to download and give it a shot.
You're not going to see any difference in quality if you burn DVD files to Blu-Ray. The DVD video is lossy, with a resolution of 480 lines. HD files have a resolution of 1080 lines. Most Blu-Ray players will upconvert DVDs to HD, but the quality won't be the same as having the original HD content from the camera. The person who recorded the show would have to upload the original HD files for you to download and then burn to Blu-Ray so that you can have the greatest quality.
Quote from: buymycar on Mar 11, 2011, 03:36 am
Quote from: subinai on Mar 10, 2011, 01:58 pm
Quote from: johnnYYac on Mar 10, 2011, 11:48 am
Quote from: subinai on Mar 09, 2011, 09:52 pm
Would this work on a BluRay?
If you mean, "will this disc play on a BluRay player?", it should. I've watched my copy on my LG BD390 BluRay player at least once every few weeks without problems.
i meant exporting the video to a BluRay disc. Imagine since the video is HD it should work. i'm going to download and give it a shot.
You're not going to see any difference in quality if you burn DVD files to Blu-Ray. The DVD video is lossy, with a resolution of 480 lines. HD files have a resolution of 1080 lines. Most Blu-Ray players will upconvert DVDs to HD, but the quality won't be the same as having the original HD content from the camera. The person who recorded the show would have to upload the original HD files for you to download and then burn to Blu-Ray so that you can have the greatest quality.
ahhh okay. see what you mean. thanks for the info!
Is there any way I could still get this?
Quote from: cpsturtevant on Sep 06, 2018, 10:59 pm
Is there any way I could still get this?
i second that emotion!
I would also love the Rockaplast and Charleston shows. Any way to make that happen?
Quote from: PJAMVedder on Sep 12, 2018, 07:21 am
I would also love the Rockaplast and Charleston shows. Any way to make that happen?
I put the Rockpalast DVD on YouTube some time ago. Using something like KeepVid Pro, you can download a 720p mp4 (1.16 GB) that can then be burned to DVD.
Quote from: johnnYYac on Sep 12, 2018, 03:29 pm
Quote from: PJAMVedder on Sep 12, 2018, 07:21 am
I would also love the Rockaplast and Charleston shows. Any way to make that happen?
I put the Rockpalast DVD on YouTube some time ago. Using something like KeepVid Pro, you can download a 720p mp4 (1.16 GB) that can then be burned to DVD.
Also, I included John's above video in my Playlist called "My Morning Jacket Full Shows". There are 46 shows in the Playlist, and there are 10 of John's videos there.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwf8ZJnffOFp36paCpV855iVBC9qy2Bm5
I'm working on uploading disc image files for the 2-DVD Charleston '10 show. Mediafire ain't likin' the 4.8GB monsters...
Wait...they did Somewhere Over the Rainbow?! Does anyone have a clip or video? Never heard of this.
Quote from: johnnYYac on Sep 14, 2018, 12:41 pm
I'm working on uploading disc image files for the 2-DVD Charleston '10 show. Mediafire ain't likin' the 4.8GB monsters...
Sorry, but upload failed. I've been away from the Forum, as we just moved. I'll revisit this when I get my new computer setup running.
Quote from: RobRoy286 on Oct 10, 2018, 10:54 pm
Wait...they did Somewhere Over the Rainbow?! Does anyone have a clip or video? Never heard of this.
It was actually an instrumental version by one of the guys from Preservation Hall Jazz Band during a set break, possibly Charlie.
Full Show in HD for your social distancing viewing pleasure... Stay healthy out there!