Live Broadcast Roundhouse, London, 17th, 18th, 19th OCTOBER

[Domel]

Thursday,Friday!!!!UnderPolandCru is On - Round and Round.
pis

[lloyd]

Have fun Domel and the rest of the people from poland. You're traveling a long way again to see underworld

[TheBang]

http://www.underworldlive.com/live-on-air

When?
Wednesday 17th, Thursday 18th and Friday 19th October 2007
Broadcast "live" from 8pm UK (3pm ET, 12noon PT, 4am +1 Japan)
Underworld on stage by 9pm UK (4pm ET, 1pm PT, 5am +1 Japan)

Where?
Exclusively from www.underworldlive.com

[Domel]

THX LLOYD!! SO U R not Gonna Be THERe??!!!
if not - I will drink huge guinness BeeR for You.
Pis

[Dirty0900]

Awesome.

Can't wait for this. Now its got better.

Anyone gonna be recording this so i can listen back to the 17th one

[ndrwrld]

really appreciate if someone could record the 19th for me...i'll pay for a dvd, and all shipping related costs...PM me if you think you can do this.
Chris.

[votingfloater]

Help!

I've installed Quicktime 7.2 ahead of the webcasts, and it's totally horsing my PC every time it runs - wonky screen resets and odd noises galore. When I do get it to run and play video, I might as well be watching a potato painting class for catatonics. Are there any third party apps that will handle these streams? Otherwise I'm going to have to beg a laptop from someone for three days and I don't want to think about the kind of favours they'll want for that.

(Hands up: I know it's my own fault for having a shitty old Celeron-based nondescript beigebox, but it manages everything else ok-ish. Spot the power user.)

[galama]

Wish I had a T3 line or something beyond cable so i don't miss a single second from this.

[TheBang]

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Originally Posted by votingfloater

(Hands up: I know it's my own fault for having a shitty old Celeron-based nondescript beigebox, but it manages everything else ok-ish. Spot the power user.)

Basically, the QuickTime streams use H.264, the most advanced video codec, which produces high-quality, small-filesize videos. The trade-off is that it requires much more horsepower to decode than older video codecs. If you're on a PC, you're going to need at least a 1.5-2 GHz CPU to decode the video smoothly. You can't really substitute anything for the raw CPU power needed to decode the video.

[votingfloater]

Originally Posted by TheBang

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Basically, the QuickTime streams use H.264, the most advanced video codec, which produces high-quality, small-filesize videos. The trade-off is that it requires much more horsepower to decode than older video codecs. If you're on a PC, you're going to need at least a 1.5-2 GHz CPU to decode the video smoothly. You can't really substitute anything for the raw CPU power needed to decode the video.

Ah. Thanks. Looks like I'm stuffed then! Time to start begging mates for a loan of a laptop...