Seeding/Lineage Questions?

[rspencer]

Audacity will do it. CDWave, Sound Forge, etc.
And, as you noted, make sure you check to align on sector boundaries when you re-FLAC.

Splitting it isn't absolutely required, but obviously it would be preferred.

[jabulon]

Originally Posted by rspencer

Audacity will do it. CDWave, Sound Forge, etc.
And, as you noted, make sure you check to align on sector boundaries when you re-FLAC.

Splitting it isn't absolutely required, but obviously it would be preferred.

Thanks for your swift reply!

[Unidecker]

cd wave ftw

[danasan]

I've got a problem now. I was just going to share a bootleg here called "Simply Red - The Colour Red live in Montreux, July 8th, 1986"

This can be found here:

http://www.musik-sammler.de/album/170620

I was doing some search to make sure it wasn't released officially when I was stumbeling... There is a bonus - DVD with that concert, which can be found here:

http://www.amazon.de/Picture-Book-Si...les/B0018BDAM0

Anybody out there who can say if it is the same source?

If these two items came from different sources, would it be allowed to share them here?

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[FLashfan]

I am a new member here with firewall issues. I have done everything to correct the problem, but nothing works. I have learned from my experience on another tracker that I am one of those whose firewall issues can not be corrected.

I plan to start by uploading a few of my masters to bring my ratio up before I download anything. My first attempt today brought 2 error messages:

1. No torrent file attached. I have tried to attach the torrent file using the "Manage Attachments" button, but it still tells me no torrent file attached.

2. No fingerprints included. I have an .ffp file, but I don't know how to add fingerprints.

Am I even close to doing this correctly? Is there a step-by-step guide to walk me through this?

Thanks for listening.

[overhead]

Did you remember to upload the torrent file? You browse to select it,then upload it to the tracker.(I often forget that bit.)

The ffp file can be opened with notepad,then copy and paste onto your post.

[aikowolf]

http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...faq_audioguide

[FLashfan]

Originally Posted by aikowolf

http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...faq_audioguide

OK, I figured out how to add the fingerprints, but now when I try to upload the torrent file, I get a failure message. I was able to upload the torrent file before, but now it fails. I deleted the torrent file and created a new one, and tried it again, but still getting failure message.

[AAR.oner]

this may help shed some light:
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...d.php?t=105410


sometimes there's a glitch here & there...send U2Lynne a message, she can straighten it out on the tracker:
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/member.php?u=1

[mr breeze]

hi,
I uploaded a Van Morrison torrent (burning ground, San Jose 1998) this morning and went out of town. I just got back and went to check on the torrent and it is gone from the listing of torrents.
I can search for Van Morrison 1998 and find it but its not on my list of uploaded torrents either.
how do I find out what happened?
thanks

[Tappy]

Originally Posted by mr breeze

hi,
I uploaded a Van Morrison torrent (burning ground, San Jose 1998) this morning and went out of town. I just got back and went to check on the torrent and it is gone from the listing of torrents.
I can search for Van Morrison 1998 and find it but its not on my list of uploaded torrents either.
how do I find out what happened?
thanks

Check here: http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...wpost&t=110847

[mr breeze]

> Check here: http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...wpost&t=110847

thanks Tappy,
I see its in the pulled torrents list page.
it struck me funny I had already uploaded 3 or 4 VM torrents and they weren't pulled although I see from your link VM is on the non allowed list, which is apparently out of date as they have been uploading VM at dime for a year and a half!

[Sabbathomaniac]

Many thanks for this thread. My question: I have a direct rip (done with EAC) of a silver-disc bootleg. The artwork of the silver disc says it is straight from the master tape. This kind of claim on the artwork of a silver-CD bootleg may of course simply be wrong; on the other hand, in this case may well be true since the great sound of the recording indicates no generational quality loss. Moreover, even if the claim is true and thus the source of the silver was the master tape, we do not know what kind of mastering/compression/whatever procedures they applied to it.
Now, putting up that show, which lineage shall I give? I can think of at least three different options:
AUD > ? > Silver CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC
AUD > master tape > Silver CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC
AUD > master tape> unknown edits/mastering etc.? > Silver CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC
Which would be best, or maybe there's another, better option? Please let me know what you think.
(I already uploaded two such shows and chose the first option above, but I think that the master-tape claim on the artwork, especially if the name of the taper is mentioned there too, might be valuable information for downloaders and thus be mentioned in the lineage.)

[U2Lynne]

Any of those would be fine. I would probably put an * next to the second step and then just explain that "* according to the artwork, which may or may not be true, this is from the Master Tape". Something like that.

[Sabbathomaniac]

Originally Posted by U2Lynne

Any of those would be fine. I would probably put an * next to the second step and then just explain that "* according to the artwork, which may or may not be true, this is from the Master Tape". Something like that.

Many thanks for the helpful reply! :-)