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TV Appearances Compilation + Glastonbury 2004, Various, Various
Media DVD
Notes 1. Extended highlights of Glastonbury 2004 as broadcast by the BBC
2. Glastonbury Calling - Two Tracks - 15 June 2004
3. Live at Move Festival - Two Tracks & Interview - 10 July 2004
4. Live at T In The Park - Two Tracks & Interview - 11 July 2004
5. Later... With Jools Holland - Two Tracks - 20 April 2001
Tech Notes DVD Format: 720x576 16:9 PAL with MPEG audio
All material on this DVD is sourced directly from DVB digital TV
broadcasts. The compressed MPEG data was captured directly using a PC
DVB card, and it is that original data that is used on the DVD - no
analogue stages, and no recompression.

There was one recording glitch in the Glastonbury footage (see notes
for details). All other footage is confirmed to be error-free -
i.e. no dropped frames.


DETAILED DVD CONTENT:

1. 25 June 2004 - Glastonbury Festival (36m 32s)

Source: Live and delayed broadcasts on BBC Three and BBC Two
Lineage: DVB digital satellite TV -> PC DVB card -> HD

Video: 720x576 16:9 PAL MPEG-2 (original broadcast bitstream)
Audio: 256kbps/48KHz MPEG-1, Layer II (original broadcast bitstream)

01 - Utopia* [01/11]
02 - Crystalline Green** [02/11]
03 - Lovely Head [03/11]
04 - Train [04/11]
05 - Human [05/11]
06 - Deer Stop [06/11]
07 - Strict Machine [10/11]

Encore:

08 - Black Cherry [11/11]

* (cuts in - first 10 seconds not broadcast)
** (cuts in - only last 2m 12s broadcast)

The numbers in square brackets refer to the track positions in the
full setlist. The unbroadcast tracks are Yes Sir, I Can Boogie (07/11),
Tiptoe (08/11) and Twist (09/11).


NOTES:

This is all the footage broadcast by the BBC - some tracks are
missing, and others are incomplete. Track 10 was broadcast on BBC
Two, and the other tracks were broadcast (in four seperate parts) on
BBC Three.

There was one recording (or broadcast, I'm not 100% sure) error during
"Human", resulting in some dropped video frames and about 5 seconds of
missing audio. I cleaned the recording using "Project X" and then
inserted about 5 seconds of silence into the recording in order to
maintain A/V sync.

The full performance was about 56 minutes long, including a 1-minute
break for the encore.


2. 15 June 2004 - "Glastonbury Calling" (7m 29s)

Source: Live broadcast on BBC Three, 14 June 2004
Lineage: DVB digital terrestrial TV -> PC DVB card -> HD

Video: 720x576 16:9 PAL MPEG-2 (original broadcast bitstream)
Audio: 256kbps/48KHz MPEG-1, Layer II (original broadcast bitstream)

01 - Train
02 - Yes Sir, I Can Boogie

Notes:

"Glastonbury Calling" was the BBC's build-up programme to Glastonbury
2004, broadcasting for 30 minutes each weekday evening during the two
weeks leading up to the festival. This was the second show.


3. 10 July 2004 - Move Festival (7m 46s)

Source: TV broadcasts on ITV1, July 2004
Lineage: DVB digital satellite TV -> PC DVB card -> HD

Video: 704x576 16:9 PAL MPEG-2 (original broadcast bitstream)
Audio: 192kbps/48KHz MPEG-1, Layer II (original broadcast bitstream)

01 - Train
02 - Strict Machine
03 - Interview

Notes:

ITV broadcasted two highlights shows from the Move festival. "Train"
and the interview were broadcast seperately on one show, and "Strict
Machine" was broadcast on the other show.


4. 11 July 2004 - T In The Park Festival (12m 46s)

Source: TV broadcasts on BBC Three and BBC Two Scotland.
Lineage: DVB digital satellite TV -> PC DVB card -> HD

Video: 720x576 16:9 PAL MPEG-2 (original broadcast bitstream)
Audio: 256kbps/48KHz MPEG-1, Layer II (original broadcast bitstream)

01 - Strict Machine
02 - Yes Sir, I Can Boogie
03 - Interview

Notes:

"Strict Machine" was broadcast on a T in The Park highlights programme
on BBC Two Scotland on 30 July 2004. "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" was
broadcast on BBC Two Scotland's highlight show on the night of the
performance. The interview was broadcast on BBC Three during the
evening of the performance.

"Strict Machine" was also broadcast on BBC Three, but the BBC Two
Scotland version is of higher quality and does not have the BBC Three
on-screen logo.


5. 20 April 2001 - Later... With Jools Holland (9m 12s)

Source: TV broadcast on BBC Prime, 4 February 2004
Lineage: DVB digital satellite TV -> PC DVB card -> HD

Video: 704x576 4:3 PAL MPEG-2 (original broadcast bitstream)
Audio: 256kbps/48KHz MPEG-1, Layer II (original broadcast bitstream)

01 - Human
02 - Utopia

Notes:

This recording was from a repeat broadcast of this Later... show on 4
February 2004 on BBC Prime and includes a BBC Prime logo on-screen.
It was first broadcast on BBC Two on 20 April 2001.
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