9.19.15 They came to Rio and conquered all!

I'm sure this will happen sooner or later. But at the moment all of the techies are very busy downloading everything that pops up before it becomes unavailable. This includes YouTube downloads, Torrent downloads, and other downloads of web rips and TV rips, some of which are as large as over 16 GB. And then where possible uploading these files for download by other folks. Eventually, most of this stuff will be archived at Devenlane's blog site at (click on "Download Folder"):

www.adamlambertmedia.com/2015/09/2015-09-18-concert-rock-in-rio-at-city.html?spref=tw


Plus Mark is having some problems with this computer, so I'm not sure how much or when he will be able to do things.

But, non-techies can help!!! A big portion of the time that it takes to split the full concert video files into individual song files is deciding exactly where to do the split. For those of us who are very meticulous, wanting to find the exact best spot, this can be VERY time consuming. So what would help is for someone to make a list of the individual songs and find the exact time where they should be split. This can be done from Mark's YT video, or if someone has a better video, please suggest it. It is usually easier to do this using a download of the full concert video in a local media player on your PC.

Make the list look something like:

01 - One Vision  hh:mm:ss
02 - Cold Stone Crazy  hh:mm:ss
etc

where hh = hour, mm = minute, ss = second. Please be accurate down to the exact second! And include the exact song title as it should appear in the video file with a 2 digit number indicating the order of the song! (Use a 2-digit number, with leading zero if under 10, so that the songs show up in the correct order in a computer file listing!) (If your media player displays fractions of a second, give that also, but most don't.)

The individual files could be made available for download without the need for merging files after download. Then folks could easily make a DVD from the individual files using their favorite DVD making software. And DVD's made with individual song files will automatically be chaptered at each song, i.e., you can use the forward and backward arrows on your DVD player remote to move forward and backward between the songs!!!