Humphrey Lyttleton Celebration Concert 25/04/2010 - more details here: [www.bbc.co.uk]

Still available to listen to (UK only I think) - A mixture of music and comedy - 57 mins at 96kbps
Charlie plays with, and is introduced by, Jools Holland on 'Bad Penny Blues' - about 49 mins into the programme
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Cheers

Thanks a lot
CrazyMama

What a beauty! Thanks a lot Zagalo!

Many thanks for this.
Is this a normal bitrate for a radiobroadcast ?

Gr Ray

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Keessie
Many thanks for this.
Is this a normal bitrate for a radiobroadcast ?

Gr Ray

If you record directly while recording, I am not sure what the rate is?
On BBC I-Player, it plays at 128kbps - to record at that rate (for me) is a bit messy - I need 2 computers connected...
...there are probably better ways!!
To record easily (again from my perspective), the best I can get now is 96kbps - by using recording software like Hi-Download
I usually record at 48kbps for speech programmes

Any advice on better methods/approach are always appreciated
Cheers

Thanks for the info !

Gr Ray

Top post again. Thanks.

Who have the complete setlist of this broadcast ?

Ray

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Zagalo

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Keessie
Many thanks for this.
Is this a normal bitrate for a radiobroadcast ?

Gr Ray

If you record directly while recording, I am not sure what the rate is?
On BBC I-Player, it plays at 128kbps - to record at that rate (for me) is a bit messy - I need 2 computers connected...
...there are probably better ways!!
To record easily (again from my perspective), the best I can get now is 96kbps - by using recording software like Hi-Download
I usually record at 48kbps for speech programmes

Any advice on better methods/approach are always appreciated
Cheers

When you save the recorded audiostream in mp3 format the signal gets even more compressed. So it's best to save the audio as WAV.

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Britney

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Zagalo

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Keessie
Many thanks for this.
Is this a normal bitrate for a radiobroadcast ?

Gr Ray

If you record directly while recording, I am not sure what the rate is?
On BBC I-Player, it plays at 128kbps - to record at that rate (for me) is a bit messy - I need 2 computers connected...
...there are probably better ways!!
To record easily (again from my perspective), the best I can get now is 96kbps - by using recording software like Hi-Download
I usually record at 48kbps for speech programmes

Any advice on better methods/approach are always appreciated
Cheers

When you save the recorded audiostream in mp3 format the signal gets even more compressed. So it's best to save the audio as WAV.

I downloaded this as a 96kbps WMA file - I don't get a choice - and then converted to MP3 as (i am guessing) most people seem to prefer this (compressed) format
If I recorded PC to PC then I would record as WAV - but it would still be from a 128 kbps broadcast

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Zagalo

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Britney

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Zagalo

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Keessie
Many thanks for this.
Is this a normal bitrate for a radiobroadcast ?

Gr Ray

If you record directly while recording, I am not sure what the rate is?
On BBC I-Player, it plays at 128kbps - to record at that rate (for me) is a bit messy - I need 2 computers connected...
...there are probably better ways!!
To record easily (again from my perspective), the best I can get now is 96kbps - by using recording software like Hi-Download
I usually record at 48kbps for speech programmes

Any advice on better methods/approach are always appreciated
Cheers

When you save the recorded audiostream in mp3 format the signal gets even more compressed. So it's best to save the audio as WAV.

I downloaded this as a 96kbps WMA file - I don't get a choice - and then converted to MP3 as (i am guessing) most people seem to prefer this (compressed) format
If I recorded PC to PC then I would record as WAV - but it would still be from a 128 kbps broadcast

A WAV recording from a 128 kbps is still better then saving the same recording as mp3 cause it preserves the quality of the original signal. Saving as mp3 adds more compression to a file thats is allready lossy.

Zagalo,

Thanks so much for ths show!

The piano on "Bad Penny Blues" is just booming with sound and overall it's a wonderful performance of the song.


Thanks again,
Steve

Nobody knows the tracklist ?