Unhandled
9th January 2009, 16:05
Article from PC World:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/156602/nine_inch_nails_the_first_opensource_band.html
Reznor might be taking a page out of Steve Jobs' playbook, for it seems there's always just "one more thing" on the horizon. In a first for a band of this size in the music industry, Reznor today released more than 400GB of high-definition concert footage from three shows on the "Lights in the Sky" tour, seeding these massive video files and pre-organized Final Cut Pro sequences across BitTorrent.
Post from the official Nine Inch Nails forum by the band's art director:
http://forum.nin.com/bb/read.php?18,378166
There is about 405gb of HD footage available. It was recorded with multiple consumer HDV cameras...This is raw, unedited, un-color-corrected HD footage...It could be really interesting to see what creative users can put together using this and other fan-recorded footage.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/156602/nine_inch_nails_the_first_opensource_band.html
Reznor might be taking a page out of Steve Jobs' playbook, for it seems there's always just "one more thing" on the horizon. In a first for a band of this size in the music industry, Reznor today released more than 400GB of high-definition concert footage from three shows on the "Lights in the Sky" tour, seeding these massive video files and pre-organized Final Cut Pro sequences across BitTorrent.
Post from the official Nine Inch Nails forum by the band's art director:
http://forum.nin.com/bb/read.php?18,378166
There is about 405gb of HD footage available. It was recorded with multiple consumer HDV cameras...This is raw, unedited, un-color-corrected HD footage...It could be really interesting to see what creative users can put together using this and other fan-recorded footage.