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• Craig Bumgarner Drayden, MarylandVirtuoso Bumgarner S/N 001

  March 2006 Posts: 795

  Regarding the "Unknown Samois Artists", this is really good stuff. I've only listened to about half of it, but there is some tremendous playing in these recordings. So far, what I have heard is off-stage playing/jamming, small groups of players and watchers. It would be a shame to take the mp3s down.
  
  There are two .aiff files that are a gig apiece . Too big for me to download but I would guess these might be uncompressed versions of the mp3. Has anyone actually downloaded these big boys and compared them to the mp3s? If our host needs to free up some space in the directory, these .aiff files might be the first place to look as they are taking up at least half of it.
  
  Craig

  Bumgarner Guitar Blog
• sockeye Philadelphie sur SchuylkillNew

  March 2006 Posts: 415

  Craig Bumgarner wrote:

  There are two .aiff files that are a gig apiece

  
  Gosh, you're right. I had seen 902 and 908 and automatically thought that was kilobytes. :oops: OK, if anyone wants those two aiff files grab them soon as they're going to have to come down.
  
  Edit: I have converted the aiff files to mp3s -- they are about an order of magnitude smaller. And I now have lots of free space again.
• Craig Bumgarner Drayden, MarylandVirtuoso Bumgarner S/N 001

  March 2006 Posts: 795

  I had seen 902 and 908 and automatically thought that was kilobytes

  
  Ha, Ha.... I did the same thing. If figured they were short information files, then I tried to download them and my download dialog box comes back with an expected download of 10 hours! Okay.... Abort!
  
  Craig

  Bumgarner Guitar Blog
• Craig Bumgarner Drayden, MarylandVirtuoso Bumgarner S/N 001

  March 2006 Posts: 795

  Oh, and thanks for converting the .aiff files to mp3. I see now they are different, being 2005 Samois vs. the other four 2004 mp3.
  
  Even as mp3s, these are big files, but there is a LOT of great playing in them. Definitely worth the time to download. As one who has never been to Samois (hopefully 2007), I have seen videos of the stage performances, but never much of the playing that takes place off-stage. These recordings are a great introduction. Sound quality is very good. Thanks to the recorder and poster.
  
  Craig

  Bumgarner Guitar Blog
• Tom Landman Brooklyn, NY✭✭✭✭ 6 strings

  March 2006 Posts: 93

  Some of you probably already know about this site, but I've just discovered it and there's an amazing amount of videos here. Thank you Favino881!!!!
  http://chtigadjo.free.fr/Vrac/my_google_videos.html
  
  Here's a good media player to play these files:
  http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
• lgross york paNew

  March 2006 Posts: 8

  I'm trying to upload a few things using filezilla but i keep getting critical error,any suggestions.I'm starting to lose it. :
• sockeye Philadelphie sur SchuylkillNew

  March 2006 edited March 2006 Posts: 415

  Do your folder or file names have spaces in them? Or anything other than letters, numbers, dot and dash?
  
  (They can't.)
• lgross york paNew

  March 2006 Posts: 8

  That could be my problem,I'll retry without spaces.thanks
• lgross york paNew

  March 2006 Posts: 8

  Well I finally got the upload to work,I hope you like Ritary at DFNE.
• Barengero Auda CityProdigy

  March 2006 Posts: 527

  lgross wrote:

  Well I finally got the upload to work,I hope you like Ritary at DFNE.

  
  Hi Igross,
  
  thank you very much for uploading this. It is great stuff.
  
  Track 5 of the Sunday recordings is rather short. Has the uploading of this track been interrupted?
  
  And are you able to tell a tracklist of both of the sessions here? I can´t figure out all of the melodies.
  
  Best,
  Barengero