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I think that's the reason. I sometimes hear songs on radio sounding really great and seemingly better than on my CD's. Same proceedings . .
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Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
Kuntaman
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Date: January 4, 2011 00:58
A couple of days ago I saw "Ladies and gentlemen" on Swedish TV. And to my surprise I think the sound on the TV broadcast was BETTER than the sound of the official DVD! The stereo on TV was clearer, you could hear the instruments more separately, specially Mick Taylor's solo guitar. On the DVD the stereo sounded much different, almost like mono. And Taylor's solo guitar wasn't as clear as on the TV. Anybody else who noticed the same?
The same thing happened with Paul McCartney's DVD live in Quebec City from 2008.
The same thing happened with Paul McCartney's DVD live in Quebec City from 2008.
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
NICOS
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Date: January 4, 2011 02:47
You should tape it the next time, maybe they use the a better broadcast version!!!! who knows.........
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Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
melillo
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Date: January 4, 2011 05:09
no they cut songs out on the tv version and it still runs 2 hours, gotta get those commercials in now dont we?
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
Stoneage
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Date: January 4, 2011 05:33
L&G was shown on SVT (Swedish public-service tv) last saturday (1/1). It was exactly 57 minutes long (they cut out 3 songs). There were no commercials since SVT is commercial-free (like BBC). I do not own the L&G-dvd so I can't compare the different sound-qualities. I recorded it on my DVD-player in standard play, but haven't seen it yet (only a few minutes here and there). The SVT broadcast is available on SVT Play (on svt.se) until february 2. So you all can watch and judge for yourself!
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
kleermaker
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Date: January 4, 2011 16:25
Quote
Stoneage
L&G was shown on SVT (Swedish public-service tv) last saturday (1/1). It was exactly 57 minutes long (they cut out 3 songs). There were no commercials since SVT is commercial-free (like BBC). I do not own the L&G-dvd so I can't compare the different sound-qualities. I recorded it on my DVD-player in standard play, but haven't seen it yet (only a few minutes here and there). The SVT broadcast is available on SVT Play (on svt.se) until february 2. So you all can watch and judge for yourself!
For Swedish only, "due to legal restrictions".
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
kevinkamphuis
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Date: January 8, 2011 00:41
@Stoneage
Can you post a sample for us?
Can you post a sample for us?
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
vox12string
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Date: January 9, 2011 12:47
Just a thought, audio for TV (& radio) broadcasts is quite compressed to get a good punchy volume, maybe this is what's happened
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
open-g
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Date: January 9, 2011 17:27
^^^^
that.
that.
Re: Ladies and gentlemen, better sound on TV?
Posted by:
CousinC
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Date: January 9, 2011 17:33
Quote
vox12string
Just a thought, audio for TV (& radio) broadcasts is quite compressed to get a good punchy volume, maybe this is what's happened
I think that's the reason. I sometimes hear songs on radio sounding really great and seemingly better than on my CD's. Same proceedings . .
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