Travelin' With The Wind At My BackBrucevideos version Date: 16 May 2006 Location: Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Format: DVD Duration: –
01- Intro
02- O MARY DON'T YOU WEEP
03- JOHN HENRY
04- JOHNNY 99
05- OLD DAN TUCKER
06- EYES ON THE PRIZE
07- JESSE JAMES
08- CADILLAC RANCH (with MYSTERY TRAIN)
09- LONG BLACK VEIL
10- ERIE CANAL
11- MY OKLAHOMA HOME
12- MRS. MCGRATH
13- HOW CAN A POOR MAN STAND SUCH TIMES AND LIVE?
14- JACOB'S LADDER
15- WE SHALL OVERCOME
16- OPEN ALL NIGHT
17- PAY ME MY MONEY DOWN
18- MY CITY OF RUINS
19- RAMROD
20- YOU CAN LOOK BUT (YOU BETTER NOT TOUCH)
21- WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN
22- BUFFALO GALS
This is a Double Layer DVD.
Notes from info file (till the end of this page):
brucevideos presents...
The Amsterdam "Screenshot Remix" - 'Travelin' with the wind at my back'
16th May 2006
Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Features:
- The entire show on one packed Dual Layer DVD
- Painstakingly edited so the screen fills the frame, much like my "Blood Brothers On A Stormy Night" from Milan 03 DVD
- Dubbed with PCM audio from one of the best audience tapes of the tour
- Motion menus and chapters
DVD Info:
Video:
Source is the screenshot video.
Edited in Sony Vegas 6 using the Pan/Crop tool to remove all black borders and straighten so the screen fills the entire frame. Edited frame-by-frame where necessary. There are black borders at the top and bottom though, and they'll change size occasionally.
Encoded to MPEG2 using the Mainconcept encoder - average 5.6mbps, max 8mbps at the highest possible quality settings, taking four days.
Audio:
Source is the "mrkool" audience tape
(Tascam DA-40 > analog > Yamaha 2x31 equalizer (some low boost only) > SPL Vitalizer (some small changes in the low/mid range) > Layla 24/96 > digital > Sound Forge 7 (fade in/out, normalising, some dynamic equalizing, click & crackle, editing) > WAV)
Dubbed track-by-track in Soundforge using the Time Stretch filter to match the speeds. The audience tape ran slow by around 1 sec over 5 minutes (or the video runs fast - who knows). The speed varied throughout, so it took a while. I think the dubbing is perfect.
Converted to 48k in Soundforge - no re-encoding to AC3
Authoring:
Sony Vegas for video sequences
Authored in DVD Lab Pro
Post Authoring:
PgcEdit to correctly place layer break and create image.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS DVD USES A SINGLE DOUBLE / DUAL LAYER DISC AND WILL NOT FIT ON A NORMAL DVD-R! I know that someone's going to do it no matter what I ask, but please don't re-encode this dvd to fit on two single layer discs - DL DVDs are pretty cheap now.
