Rasputin 93

Sure, can't hurt to archive it.

Thank you for writing this out. I contemplated doing so myself, but was afraid of being disrespectful. It's much more likely to get hit by a car.

"Talking" about the concert. All it is is a site hosting mp3 files copied from another site, which itself copied them from the first one. It's the classic "no fact-check done on the information provided" for those sites. Shouldn't it already be a red flag that it's the wrong city for the date? About the files hosted, however: Source: https://linkinpedia.com/wiki/Live:20000916 You'll notice that this 2000-07-24 show was actually in Orlando, FL. Still, the wrong show for the recording.

After experiencing repeated issues with a limited number of database connections, I moved the wiki to a VPS. Let me know if you still encounter any errors or slow loading.

We're upgrading soon to eliminate such errors. However, in the meantime you may hard-refresh (ctrl + f5) or purge (right-hand menu) the page to reload it.

Nice!

He's just planting his own assumptions as absolute truth.

which ones?

Broadcasters.

Some different errors, but these are already covered on the wiki, I think. https://linkinpedia.com/wiki/Hybrid_Theory_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)#Pressing_Errors Unless Martinez wants to do a full deep dive again, of course.

There are multiple links on the first page of this thread.

Shortening the song has helped big time, imo.

same file: https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/4a2e4fc3-8568-4eff-8582-6ae38906cf2f

Screen recording is nothing more than recording what is seen, which does not accurately represent the actual quality of the streamed media itself. The stream is the 4 GB version, the screen recording was done at a 60k file bitrate, resulting in 25 GB, which is simply insane. So while the screen-recording file might be great quality, spec-wise, it is unnecessarily bloated, since it won't change the result if you lower the quality until it matches the actual stream bitrate. So basically, it's the equivalent of recording a Spotify song and exporting it as 96kHz lossless WAV file. Meanwhile Spotify is only providing 192kbps OGG, and I think 256kbps for Premium users, if memory serves right.

why would they want it to coincide? rather the opposite. keep room for each. From Zero has nothing to do with MTM.