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'now i know'

ok neworder's,

just imagine that its 1985 again, you're directing 'new order' to make the video for 'the perfect kiss'...

they decide to do an alternate take on it...the musics slightly different from what you remember..

this is that version..

[review]

here are the details for the fan edit version of the video for 'the perfect kiss'...

i took the video edit version from a recent release...and combined it with a fan edit of the 'alternate' version of the audio...

if you haven't heard the alternate version, check it out, its got some slightly different effects, and sounds..

the vocals are really quiet..but the instruments are higher in the mix..

it took a few hours, and a lot, (i mean a lot) of editting to get it to match the video version..

however, i really like the result..

someday, i'll try to do it with the full 9min+ version....

this is a HUGE 56Meg file, so i haven't figured out what to do with it...

if anyone's interested, i'll try to figure out how to post it somewhere....

[reference]

[original source:audio]

retro box set - disc 5

[dec/jan 2002/2003] CD: uk/us 2002 9:56 The Perfect Kiss (live video)[outtake]

[original source:video]

international - bonus DVD

[feb 2003] DVD : us 2003 5:33 the perfect kiss (video edit)

[new video]

new_order-the_perfect_kiss(retro_vid_edit).mpg

file size : 58.24 MB (58,241,764 bytes) type : ntsc mpg-1 encoding : vcd resolution : 352x240 frame p/s : 29.997 cbr : 1150kbps audio : layer-2, 44.1khz, 224kbps

[new audio]

new order - the perfect kiss (retro edit).wav

file size : 57.53 MB (58,907,412 bytes) file type : microsoft riff wave format : pcm attributes: 44,100 hz, 16-bit stereo length : 5:33.920 (14,725,876 samples)

smpte : no offset specified regions/markers : no sector aligned : no padding chunks : no additional chunks : no

/software/ tmpeg 1.4 -> for encoding to MPG video/combining audio soundforge 5.0 -> for editing wav files


transcription : -1 research : -1 layout : generic Designs text : textDesignersRepublic concept : no thanx : no, bs, gg, sm, ph, mg (c) : 2003 generic Designs

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Someone please message me once in a while if you're dling from me. Just to say hi or whatever...

Seems like the only stuff that gets dld is Oasis and Paul Weller...

:D:D:D:D:D anita

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You could always make a DivX avi file. One other way to decrease the size of the file is to encode it as an OGM. Ogg Media files allow the mixing of audio (ogg vorbis) and video (video as DivX or Xvid), into a highly efficient, and cross-platform package. In my experience, a 6 minute video is usually no more than 25megs, and this is with several times the quality of a VCD mpeg-1. If you are going for similar picture size, audio quality to your 56meg creation... then I would guess 13~15megs tops.

For more info, you might look over at doom9.org (they have a number of guides for encoding), or ask me directly if you have specifics. Sorry I can't help with hosting!

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