Thom Yorke 01/26/2008

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Date: 01/26/08
Year: 2008
Venue: BBC Studios
City: London
State: England

Set I

Reckoner
Everything In It's Right Place

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User (active/rating)	Media / #	Show	Sound	Details	User Source
Steven (5/0)	cd / 0		A+	View	digital satellite (bbc radio 2)
Notes:	Reckoner Everything In It's Right Place
Steven Bladt (5/5)	cd / 0		A+	View	digital satellite (bbc radio 2)
Notes:	Reckoner Everything In It's Right Place
Damian (5/5)	CD / 1			View
Notes:	Thom Yorke 26th January 2008 BBC Studios, London, UK Broadcast by BBC Radio 2 on 26th January 2008 for "Jonathon Ross" [BBC Radio 2 is a digital and FM broadcaster. Both FM and DVB-T recordings are presented here. FM for those who prefer the extended frequency response, DVB-T for those who prefer the lack of background hiss and occasional interference. You may of course select both, or either when grabbing the torrent] FM Recording: Pioneer F-204RDS > NVidea motherboard onboard Sound > Adobe Audition 2.0 Wav 44.1 khz 16 bit > flac level 6 DVB-T Recording: DVB-T (192kbps / 48Khz) > Nebula DigiTV > Hard Disk MP2 > mp3DirectCut Complete broadcast Tracks FM01 Intro FM02 Chat FM03 Reckoner (from "In Rainbows") FM04 Chat FM05 Everything In It's Right Place (from "Kid A") FM06 Outro DVB01 Intro DVB02 Chat DVB03 Reckoner (from "In Rainbows") DVB04 Chat DVB05 Everything In It's Right Place (from "Kid A") DVB06 Outro ; wholefile md5 checksum file generated by Trader's Little Helper ; generated on January 26, 2008, at 2:43 pm 0a84e77b737dce7812e45b1d0627ccfd DVB01.mp2 dca2108c62ed8db1d1d7d0226f0f9905 DVB02.mp2 8377b5d74c70f20e93299b051277c12e DVB03.mp2 b70defb050cb7d09a38bab24ed0dac80 DVB04.mp2 d514a484f693395a6d4450bca882df4e DVB05.mp2 a2812d2b4651bb5ade39896a8e271207 DVB06.mp2 d9535816f7e03dae7f2897a83f6bb18b FM01.flac 455e24ff3a01cd07169965a208c2c7b4 FM02.flac b465070104e8aa76377e48857cb5e885 FM03.flac 08508175cd77578155d5ab8bce1f240f FM04.flac 2f301e2a604282f9366c8a331640c1ec FM05.flac c1d874d3721e632a0b91380380129cb6 FM06.flac Instructions (With thanks to hamhen) QUOTE: Please do not use the dbpoweramp software to transcode the mp2 files to .wav. The transcoding process leads to a noticeable decrease of the sound quality! For transcoding the .mp2 file I recommend the freeware BeSweet/ BeLight (if you use a Windows PC Ihave to add) : http://www.free-codecs.com/download/BeLight.htm Both are .zip-files; unzip BeSweet first into a folder. Then you should unzip BeLight into the same folder. This done, you can start the software by clicking on the BeLight symbol in the folder. The software is easy to work with, I think; choose the register card "WAV/ PCM". Do not check any of the boxes on the left except the one for "Output Sampling Rate" (this should be 44100hz), and on the right please choose "wav" (under "Output Format") and "16 bits stereo wav" under "Output Channels". Put the mp2 file into the window on top and click on the "Start Processing" below. The transcoding process will start immediately. If BeLight does not work with your computer you should try a software named Switch. It is available for free at http://www.nch.com.au/switch/plus.html There are versions for Windows and Mac.
Zionpower (4/0)	/ 0			View	FM
qwerrie (3/4.7)	FLAC / 0	A	A	View	FM
cut_here (2/5)	flac/mp2 / 1			View	DVB-T (192kbps / 48Khz) > Nebula DigiTV > Hard Disk MP2 > mp3DirectCut+Pioneer F-204RDS...
Notes:	data only
Tristan Ruellan (1/5)	Flac / 1			View	Sbd>FMB>wav>flac
Andrew (1/5)	Flac CDR / 1	A	A	View	FM>Sony STR-VX2L tuner amp>GoldWave 5.08>Trader's Little Helper 1.1.1.90
Notes:	"w.a.s.t.e.d. 050: What You'd Call a Heavy Mother"
penicilling (1/4.6)	FLAC / 1	A	A	View	Pioneer F-204RDS > NVidea motherboard onboard Sound > Adobe Audition 2.0 Wav 44.1 khz 16...
Notes:	Good FM Recording.
Norton Zenger (1/0)	/ 0			View
joebreslin (0/0)	/ 0			View

User (active/rating)

Media / #

Show

Sound

Details

DB Source

User Source

Steven (5/0)

cd / 0

A+

View

digital satellite (bbc radio 2)

Notes:

Reckoner Everything In It's Right Place

Steven Bladt (5/5)

cd / 0

A+

View

digital satellite (bbc radio 2)

Notes:

Reckoner Everything In It's Right Place

Damian (5/5)

CD / 1

View

Notes:

Thom Yorke 26th January 2008 BBC Studios, London, UK Broadcast by BBC Radio 2 on 26th January 2008 for "Jonathon Ross" **[BBC Radio 2 is a digital and FM broadcaster. Both FM and DVB-T recordings are presented here. FM for those who prefer the extended frequency response, DVB-T for those who prefer the lack of background hiss and occasional interference. You may of course select both, or either when grabbing the torrent]** FM Recording: Pioneer F-204RDS > NVidea motherboard onboard Sound > Adobe Audition 2.0 Wav 44.1 khz 16 bit > flac level 6 DVB-T Recording: DVB-T (192kbps / 48Khz) > Nebula DigiTV > Hard Disk MP2 > mp3DirectCut Complete broadcast Tracks FM01 Intro FM02 Chat FM03 Reckoner (from "In Rainbows") FM04 Chat FM05 Everything In It's Right Place (from "Kid A") FM06 Outro DVB01 Intro DVB02 Chat DVB03 Reckoner (from "In Rainbows") DVB04 Chat DVB05 Everything In It's Right Place (from "Kid A") DVB06 Outro ; wholefile md5 checksum file generated by Trader's Little Helper ; generated on January 26, 2008, at 2:43 pm 0a84e77b737dce7812e45b1d0627ccfd *DVB01.mp2 dca2108c62ed8db1d1d7d0226f0f9905 *DVB02.mp2 8377b5d74c70f20e93299b051277c12e *DVB03.mp2 b70defb050cb7d09a38bab24ed0dac80 *DVB04.mp2 d514a484f693395a6d4450bca882df4e *DVB05.mp2 a2812d2b4651bb5ade39896a8e271207 *DVB06.mp2 d9535816f7e03dae7f2897a83f6bb18b *FM01.flac 455e24ff3a01cd07169965a208c2c7b4 *FM02.flac b465070104e8aa76377e48857cb5e885 *FM03.flac 08508175cd77578155d5ab8bce1f240f *FM04.flac 2f301e2a604282f9366c8a331640c1ec *FM05.flac c1d874d3721e632a0b91380380129cb6 *FM06.flac Instructions (With thanks to hamhen) QUOTE: Please do not use the dbpoweramp software to transcode the mp2 files to .wav. The transcoding process leads to a noticeable decrease of the sound quality! For transcoding the .mp2 file I recommend the freeware BeSweet/ BeLight (if you use a Windows PC Ihave to add) : http://www.free-codecs.com/download/BeLight.htm Both are .zip-files; unzip BeSweet first into a folder. Then you should unzip BeLight into the same folder. This done, you can start the software by clicking on the BeLight symbol in the folder. The software is easy to work with, I think; choose the register card "WAV/ PCM". Do not check any of the boxes on the left except the one for "Output Sampling Rate" (this should be 44100hz), and on the right please choose "wav" (under "Output Format") and "16 bits stereo wav" under "Output Channels". Put the mp2 file into the window on top and click on the "Start Processing" below. The transcoding process will start immediately. If BeLight does not work with your computer you should try a software named Switch. It is available for free at http://www.nch.com.au/switch/plus.html There are versions for Windows and Mac.

Zionpower (4/0)

/ 0

View

qwerrie (3/4.7)

FLAC / 0

View

cut_here (2/5)

flac/mp2 / 1

View

DVB-T (192kbps / 48Khz) > Nebula DigiTV > Hard Disk MP2 > mp3DirectCut+Pioneer F-204RDS...

Notes:

data only