16-bit up in like an hour, 24-bit tomorrow

http://www.archive.org/details/tsp2007-11-09.u89i.flac16
http://www.archive.org/details/tsp2007-11-09.u89i.flac24

Smashing Pumpkins
November 9th, 2007
Township Auditorium
Columbia, SC, US

Taper: baustin
Equipment: Neumann u89i (Hypercards)>Audiomagic Hyperconnectors>Sound Devices 744T(24/48)
Location: Second balcony, DFC. Mics split ~4 feet apart
Editing: Audacity (joining separate .wav files), CDWave (splits), Trader's Little Helper (FLAC level 8, align on sector boundaries)

01. Circus intro - 1:13
02. Superchrist - 5:42
03. Doomsday Clock - 4:21
04. That's the Way (My Love Is) - 3:56
05. Disarm - 3:17
06. Bullet with Butterfly Wings - 4:49
07. Drown - 5:33
08. Bring the Light - 5:16
09. Tonight, Tonight - 4:55
10. Tarantula - 4:02
11. Glass and the Ghost Children - 14:55
12. 1979 - 4:52
13. Perfect - 3:19
14. Today - 3:32
15. Stand Inside Your Love - 3:55
16. Zero - 2:23
17. Lucky 13 -> unknown jam - 6:15
18. Heavy Metal Machine -> White Rabbit [Jefferson Airplane] -> White Horse [Laid Back] -> Only Wanna Be With You [Hootie & the Blowfish] -> On the Road Again [Canned Heat] -> I Love Rock & Roll [The Arrows] - 17:21
19. (encore break) - 3:48
Encore:
20. Cherub Rock - 4:27
21. United States -> Star Spangled Banner [Key] (tease) - 13:10

Notes:
-Huge thanks to baustin for sending me his master.
-Billy sounds a little sick throughout.
-Only performance of Only Wanna Be with You.
-Easily the best SP2 version of Drown (sounds like someone is using James' raygun at the end?!).

Don't sell, etc
-rhinowing

Whoo-hoo! I was at this show, which I found enjoyable, though I wasn't thrilled with the essentially greatest hits set. The Hootie cover was hilarious, and I remember especially liking Disarm and Lucky 13 that night. I am downloading now. Thanks for the heads-up, redbull.

been waiting for this for a long time. good stuff

24-bit: http://www.archive.org/details/tsp2007-11-09.u89i.flac24

24-bit: http://www.archive.org/details/tsp2007-11-09.u89i.flac24

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I'm guessing I know the problem. 24 bit audio has to be uploaded to the LMA encoded with FLAC v1.4 or earlier. If you used TLH, it's gonna be using FLAC v1.2.1. Gonna have to delete the files you uploaded, re-encode the originals, and then re-upload. good times!

blah. how do I get frontend running on Vista?
alternately, couldn't I just reupload my current files and set it them to not derive?

edit-i used TLH. isn't 1.2.1 earlier than 1.4?

I'm guessing he meant FLAC v1.4 or later

blah. how do I get frontend running on Vista?
alternately, couldn't I just reupload my current files and set it them to not derive?

edit-i used TLH. isn't 1.2.1 earlier than 1.4?

oops... it's version 1.1.4.

Changing the derivation rules will not help you. The problem lies in the way v1.2.1 (or really anything post 1.1.4) encodes 24 bit files. It uses a different (and more efficient) algorithm, but unfortunately the LMA coding only supports 1.1.4 and is not capable of decoding these files correctly. As soon as it goes to verify the files against the supplied md5, it will fail. It simply cannot decode 1.2.1 files.

So.. as I said before, you must delete the files, re-encode with 1.1.4, and then reupload. You'll then need to email an admin at [email protected] and let them know things are fixed.

Also remember to set the type of the files (in the LMA metadata editor) to "24 bit FLAC" files.

oops... it's version 1.1.4.

Changing the derivation rules will not help you. The problem lies in the way v1.2.1 (or really anything post 1.1.4) encodes 24 bit files. It uses a different (and more efficient) algorithm, but unfortunately the LMA coding only supports 1.1.4 and is not capable of decoding these files correctly. As soon as it goes to verify the files against the supplied md5, it will fail. It simply cannot decode 1.2.1 files.

So.. as I said before, you must delete the files, re-encode with 1.1.4, and then reupload. You'll then need to email an admin at [email protected] and let them know things are fixed.

Also remember to set the type of the files (in the LMA metadata editor) to "24 bit FLAC" files.

thanks