Glastonbury

[cazzer]

anyone know which show it was on.    Can't get the link to work

[simon emmerson]

this worked for me and the band:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/glastonbury/2008/artists/imaginedvillage/

simon

[abby (tank girl)]

it's not working now unfortunately, will try and find another way to it..........

[Anne Dunn]

It seems to be working now, and the sound seems better than it did on the TV.
Just need to work out a way of saving it to my computer.  

cazzer, could you see the screen? You couldn't see it at all on the TV footage.

[simon emmerson]

agreed, just watched it with some of the band (passing by on their way back from the festival). The sound was linked from my computer to my stereo and the sound quality is fantastic, some of the best live mixing I've ever hear from the BBC, and I'm a really fussy git. Great bottom end, dynamic mixing, drums sound crisp, you can hear the details of the percussion and the cello is rocking, literally at times. Can any one rip it for me and AnnieD? I've tried using a programme called snapx pro that can record any moving image playing on my desk top and save it as a Quick Time file (or whatever), I can then play it on an iPod, e-mail it to the band etc, but it isn't recording the sound. Any other suggestions? I have a couple of Macs. I don't hold out much hope of the BBC sending me a requested DVD.
simon

[cazzer]

Glad you are happier with it Simon.

Finally got to watch it.     Could not get link to work on Internet Explorer, but got it to work on Firefox.   No sign of me anywhere but we could just make out Alan on a couple of occasions.    To be honest Annie I didn't even realise that the screen was on until nearly the end of Tam Lyn.

[Sir Martin]

Ah, just spotted this, I was to the Right of the stage (as I looked at it!), pretty much in line with Martin in fact.

I really enjoyed it, although it took about 20 mins to get the sound ballence right, it was vey 'muddy' at the start I though, but improved immensely.

A pity about the big screen, I think a 40 ft Benjemin is just what you need to catch the eye of any passing punters.