I apologize for the unhelpful comments, technically speaking it is not a legit copy and as such links to the torrent for this in ISO format while easily searchable using google cannot be posted on legit sites like avsforum. Try keywords dsotm dvda.

Could you please be more specific? :)

"...while easily searchable using google cannot be posted on legit sites like avsforum. Try keywords dsotm dvda."

Could you please be more specific? :)

How much more specific do you need??:rolleyes::confused:

Go to GOOGLE and put in the keywords! Hit "enter" or "return" on your computer.

-t

How much more specific do you need??:rolleyes::confused:I think he was joking. (see big smiley) ;)

Just bought PULSE, the 1994 live concert remastered in 5.1 on DVD, 2005. WOW!
2 DVDs = 4 hours, main concert = 145 minutes Concert Audio choice of 448kbps or 640kbps
Disc 2 is DSOTM, well, best of anyway
Music Production by James Guthrie and David Gilmore
DVD produced by James Guthrie and Storm Thorgerson
CMV Columbia Music Video
:)

Just bought PULSE, the 1994 live concert remastered in 5.1 on DVD, 2005. WOW!
2 DVDs = 4 hours, main concert = 145 minutes Concert Audio choice of 448kbps or 640kbps
Disc 2 is DSOTM, well, best of anyway
Music Production by James Guthrie and David Gilmore
DVD produced by James Guthrie and Storm Thorgerson
CMV Columbia Music Video
:)

What do you mean "best of?" They played the album in its entirety.

That's also how Roger Waters presents his concert. He plays a mix of older songs, has an intermission, then comes back and plays the entirety of the Dark Side album. Great stuff!

Well, it looks like I will have to give the DVD-A more of a listen now that I have the ability to play it on my HTPC.

Your PC can play the DVD-Audio?

BTW, when sent over HDMI as DSD, the level on the subwoofer .1 channel is extremely low.

BTW, when sent over HDMI as DSD, the level on the subwoofer .1 channel is extremely low.And how exactly are you sending DVD-A as DSD? :confused:

Fact is, there shouldn't even be a subwoofer channel. Unfortunately, though, someone concocted one. If you want more bass from your sub, you need to set your speakers to SMALL. Bass is not something that this recording is lacking.

And how exactly are you sending DVD-A as DSD? :confused:

Fact is, there shouldn't even be a subwoofer channel. Unfortunately, though, someone concocted one. If you want more bass from your sub, you need to set your speakers to SMALL. Bass is not something that this recording is lacking.

my DVD-A player (Pioneer 610 - same as 49) sends multichannel audio via HDMI- should i not call that "DSD"?

my system is properly configured, thank you. ths issue is as i alluded to. i know the content is "there" it's just i have to make a volume adjustment to my subs that i don't have to make for other recordings.

No, DSD is an SACD thing only.

- should i not call that "DSD"?No, you shouldn't. Because it's not. Unless you are discussing the SACD. THis thread is in regards to the DVD-A of the quad mix of DSoTM.


my system is properly configured, thank you. ths issue is as i alluded to. i know the content is "there" it's just i have to make a volume adjustment to my subs that i don't have to make for other recordings.The DVD-A has more than enough bass content. So, I'm not sure what the "issue" is that you are alluding to. If your speakers are set to LARGE and are truly LARGE speakers, then you will get plenty of bass with the disc. If your speakers are set to SMALL, you will also get plenty of bass. I don't think I have ever heard anyone complain about the bass content. As I pointed out, an LFE channel was added on top of the bass already present in the 4 channels of the original recording.

I would love a PM from anyone on how I can get a copy of this...I just happened across this thread and I am a HUGE Floyd fan. Any help would be appreciated.

I would love a PM from anyone on how I can get a copy of this...I just happened across this thread and I am a HUGE Floyd fan. Any help would be appreciated.

I downloaded mine via Rapidshare. Google is your friend (as is a good high-speed connection- the compressed files were themselves 2.5GB) It's totally worth the hassle, though. I've never been as big a freak for DSOTM as many, but this version brings out so much of the symphonic aspects of the record that it has grown on me quite a lot.

How available are the SACD versions of DSOTM, I've seen them in stores up until recently.

Amazon, Music Direct, Acoustic Sounds, etc...on-line orders are easiest.

so when is "wish you were here" coming out on sacd, 2020?

For those who are new to 5.1 and want a pretty nice disc take a look in the racks, notice quite a few SACD copies.

Can we pre order "Wish you were here" that far out?

Since Sony's abandoned SACD, not likely

I would love a PM from anyone on how I can get a copy of this...I just happened across this thread and I am a HUGE Floyd fan. Any help would be appreciated.You might want to take a look at the Pirate Bay. ;)