Peter Gabriel - Live Performances

Peter Gabrial-Live Performances This upload consists of videos I recorded off of cable TV using two Sony SLHF-900 Super Beta Hi-Fi VCR\'s & two Mitsubishi U-70 S-VHS Hi-Fi VCR\'s. I would tape the entire show (Saturday Night Live, Tonight Show, etc.) and then transfer the music performances to the other VCR for archiving. Some performances may be 1st gen and not tape to tape. Some of these videos I may have uploaded in the past and if so only the file name has changes to include the song title. You can rename your exisitng file to match the one in this upload to provide a seed and download any new material. This upload Contains: Peter Gabrial-Digging In The Dirt, Tonight Show 2-25-93 #1 ST TV-SB-SV280-AVI-MPG Peter Gabriel-Biko, Conspricay Of Hope #6 6-15-86 ST TV-SB26-AVI-MPG Peter Gabriel-In Your Eyes, Saturday Night Live #2 4-10-93 Peter Gabriel-Red Rain, Conspricay Of Hope #1 6-15-86 ST TV-SB26-AVI-MPG Peter Gabriel-Sledgehammer, Conspricay Of Hope #4 6-15-86 ST TV-SB26-AVI-MPG Peter Gabriel-Steam, 35th Grammys 2-93 M TV-SB180-AVI-MPG Peter Gabriel-Washing Of The Water, Tonight Show #3 2-25-93 ST TV-SB-SV280-AVI-MPG The file naming convention is typically 1. Artist Name 2. Song Name 3. Show 4. Segment Number 5. Broadcast Date (Month, Day, Year) 6. Audio (ST=Stereo, M=Mono, SE=Simulated Stereo, by the TV station) All audio is Hi-Fi, no linear track audio involved unless listed as ML=Mono Linear Track (very rarely). 7. Lineage (Typically-Cable Television (TV) to Super Beta (SB) to S-VHS (SV) to AVI to MPEG2) Tape number after archived tape format. The reason for the AVI to mpeg conversion was that The AVI files were uncompressed and with PCM audio and varied between 900 megs to 1.5 gigs for a 4 minute song and a little large for file sharing and storing. When I started transferring these I was a little leery of what I might notice as flaws in the mpeg compression over time and chose to record to AVI first and convert to a more reasonable sized file by using mpeg compression. As it stands I think the mpeg conversion is very good for a TV signal and have no regrets. The audio is superb since these were recorded with hi-fi audio and the majority are from stereo broadcasts. The video is good as these were recorded on super beta II and Super VHS SP tape speeds unless (ep) is followed by the SV tape format (extremely rare). Everything else I\'ve seen from this era on torrent sites is from linear track mono and standard VHS unless re-broadcasted recently. Details on the transfer: Video played through a Datavideo TBC-1000 Time base corrector to AVI capture card using Muvee Autoproducer 5.0, Converted to mpg in VEGAS PRO 8 AVI Specs Container-DV Type 2 AVI, Multipart Open DML AVI (2 PARTS) Codec-DVSD DVC/DV VIDEO 720X480 4:3 DVD Format PCM Audio 16/48 MPEG2 File Characteristics: All the MPEG files are in DVD format and ready to make a DVD if you wish. I have kept them as MPG so I can play the videos randomly. System Bitrate: 9921 kbs Variable Bit Rate Audio: MPEG-1 Layer 2, 48khz 224-320kbps (depending on when tranferred) Stereo, Constant Bit Rate Video: 720x480 4:3 6,000 kbps NTSC I WILL SEED UNTIL THE TORRENT TAKES OFF AND THEN LEAVE SO I CAN UPLOAD OTHER SHOWS. DO TO THE LARGE NUMBERS OF SHOWS I HAVE TO SHARE I WILL NOT PROVIDE A RESEED! SO PLEASE BE NICE AND STICK AROUND FOR THE NEXT PERSON BY SEEDING, AFTER ALL THAT IS THE ONLY WAY TORRENTS WORK. PLEASE CHECK MY PREVIOUS POSTS TO SEE IF YOU CAN PROVIDE A SEED

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