TGA @ Non-Comm - was streaming live, now with mp3s

Like I promised I did a little research in the flash-deconstruction field and got us the source file: http://rapidshare.com/files/397732900/The_Gaslight_Anthem_-_Live_World_Cafe__Downstairs__Philadelphia_PA__June_3_2010_.mp3

It`s just renamed, no other modifications ... downloaded the .flv file and demuxed the mp3 from it ... enjoy.

thanks a lot man!

No problem ... if anyone would break it up into separate tracks without reencoding, it would be greatly appreciated ...

If someone can demux the mp3 and upload it I can split it up with mp3 direct cut

That`s what I did ;-) ...

oh well, I'll do it when I find some time, maybe tomorrow.

wow, sounds like a great sci-fi novel

"Demux and the Flash-Deconstruction Field"

The Gaslight Anthem
June 3, 2010
World Cafe Live (Downstairs), Philadelphia, PA

01 - Intro
02 - American Slang
03 - Old White Lincoln
04 - We Came To Dance
05 - The Diamond Church Street Choir
06 - Intro
07 - The '59 Sound
08 - Intro
09 - Bring It On
10 - Miles Davis & The Cool
11 - Even Cowgirls Get The Blues
12 - Intro
13 - Boxer
14 - Intro
15 - The Queen Of Lower Chelsea
16 - Intro
17 - The Backseat

http://www.mediafire.com/?bznvjynygvy

i'm not familiar with all the technical terms so i'm not sure what you guys are asking for. but i separated the songs into individual mp3 files and tagged them properly, the only thing missing is an artwork

bea wrote:

i separated the songs into individual mp3 files and tagged them properly, the only thing missing is an artwork

thanks, bea

so I had a quick go at the artwork

Wow, thanks to both of you, especially Bea for separating ... did you just split it or reencode?

it was time to making a contribution to the forum
ehm... i split the file into different tracks. don't know what you mean by reencode they are mp3 files, not flv
and thanks for the artwork! i hate having blanks on my ipod

hahaha, alright ... so thanks for your contribution, all I was curious about is what tool you used to split them ... there are two ways to do things like this, directly splitting the mp3 into separate tracks or using an audio editor (like audacity/wavelab) ... if you used something like audacity you´d have to not just save the files, but the tool would use an ecoder and generate a newly encoded soundfile ...

oh cool thanks for the explanation! i had MP3 Audio Editor but it kept on crashing so i used MP3 Director Cut (got the idea of using this one from vamike's post)