Lick Library - Play Deep Purple DVDRip, jam tracks 320 kbps
- Type:
- Video > Other
- Files:
- 38
- Size:
- 1.25 GB
- Tag(s):
- Danny Gill Lick Library Deep Purple
- Quality:
- +2 / -0 (+2)
- Uploaded:
- Jul 31, 2011
- By:
- danny_bull
Artist: Danny Gill
Runtime: 3:28:00 + jam tracks: 28:20
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SONGS & JAM TRACKS INCLUDE:
# Smoke On The Water
# Highway Star
# Black Night
# Burn
# Lazy
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CONTAINER: AVI
VIDEO: XviD build 63, 672x400 (42:25), 25 fps, ~678 kbps avg, 0.101 bit/pixel
AUDIO: MP3 (LAME 3.98r), 48 kHz, Joint Stereo, 128.00 kbps (CBR)
PERFORMANCES: AC3, 48 kHz, 2 ch, 192.00 kbps
JAM TRACKS: MP3 (LAME 3.98r), 44.1 kHz, Stereo, 320.00 kbps (CBR)
ENCODER SETTINGS:
* Matrix: standard MPEG
* Max consecutive BVOPs: 1
* Quarter Pixel - OFF
* Global Motion Compensation - OFF
Ultra High Quality, Progressive
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My previous upload:
http://thepiratebay.ee/torrent/6560760/
thx! another great upload
if u find the time could you upload 1 of these? (or all of them ;):
learn to play iron maiden
learn to play led zeppelin 1 and 2
learn to play ac/dc
learn to play rolling stones
anyway thx again
if u find the time could you upload 1 of these? (or all of them ;):
learn to play iron maiden
learn to play led zeppelin 1 and 2
learn to play ac/dc
learn to play rolling stones
anyway thx again
danny_bull at 2011-08-12 10:16 CET:
verry78
sorry man, I've got no dvdrips you've requested, try to search them at rutracker, you'll find there all you want and even more ;)
sorry man, I've got no dvdrips you've requested, try to search them at rutracker, you'll find there all you want and even more ;)
Thanks danny_bull & subsequent seeders.
May I suggest in future you encode using X264. This is a much newer compressor & more efficient than XviD. XviD is 'old-hat' nowadays, excuse the pun. :D
Also, there's more up-to-date containers than AVI. AVI has not been updated in about 8 years & is no longer the best to use for the newer video formats (has some compatibility issues.) Newer container types give more options & are more compatible with today's players & formats.
May I suggest in future you encode using X264. This is a much newer compressor & more efficient than XviD. XviD is 'old-hat' nowadays, excuse the pun. :D
Also, there's more up-to-date containers than AVI. AVI has not been updated in about 8 years & is no longer the best to use for the newer video formats (has some compatibility issues.) Newer container types give more options & are more compatible with today's players & formats.
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