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Carpenters - Jerry Dunphy Visits The Carpenters.mpg
Source: ED2K (hash: F01BF077BD35F06BFF9A5F05A5C37E01)
Size: 233.17 MiB (244,493,842 bytes)
Container: MPEG VCD
Video: MPEG-1, 352x288, 25fps, 1150kbps
Audio: MP2, Stereo (L audible + R silent), 44100Hz, 224kbps
Length: 23:23
Available since: Post January 18 2003 (header contains "encoded by TMPGEnc (ver. 2.510.49.157)" string)
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AV-desync (native+YouTube)
Invalid audio sync-blocks
I spent 2 days trying to repair these:
1. Demuxed MP2 and M1V from MPEG VCD with Avidemux. http://avidemux.sourceforge.net
2. Replaced invalid MP2 frames with adjacent (mostly) valid ones losslessly with MPGEDIT. http://www.mpgedit.org/mpgedit/index.html
3. Demuxed seperate channels from "stereo" MP2 and muxed back as mono MP2 losslessly with mp2chextm (mp2chext was n/a). http://home.pages.at/kassandro/mp2chextm
4. Muxed mono MP2 and M1V in Matroska container with MKVtoolnix. http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix
* At this stage I had a video with removed high pitched squeeks (invalid frames) and ~20MiBs shaved off by removing unnecessary (personally) right channel.
5. Tried to fix progressive (to say the least) AV-desync by removing/adding "VHS-silent" MP2 frames a.k.a. hissy fits on numerous track segments.
6. Realized that it was all in vain and impossible in a sane time window. Even mere demuxing/muxing the original messes up the sync. Pretty pissed off.
7. Resolved to basic editing, cutting the original in three chunks, of course without re-encoding.
8. Uploaded to YouTube introducing additional AV-desync, usually correctable, in this case no point.
Thus, somewhat original squeaking JDVTC-experience is offered to you. Congrats! -_-
Comments
9 years ago
paktype
Karen Carpenter had an amazing voice. Even on the recording equipment of 40 years ago, it was crisp and clear.10 years ago
MegaTriumph1
Karen is so gaurded. Its so funny. She is smart so talented its a tough spot for her.11 years ago
George Kiriyama
The final part of KNXT legendary anchor Jerry Dunphy's 1972 in-depth interview with the Carpenters in their Los Angeles area home.In the early 1970's...the CARPENTERS were on top of the world! 12 years ago
arfies
@nfwlpw "Did you ever say to him, 'Rich, I like the arrangement [sic], I can't do that?"12 years ago
paktype
I remember seeing this show on Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m. on CBS in the early '70s. Thank you very much for posting this.13 years ago
rockdots
"There are some people who think we're so square, they don't believe how we can exist!" Maybe so, but their stuff still sounds great.13 years ago
rockdots
Would somebody answer that damn doorbell!14 years ago
nfwlpw
What did Jerry Dunphy say at 2:23, when he was asking about them fighting?15 years ago
sisterlead02
Your TOTALLY so right!!15 years ago
faith cesari thompson
Karen looked so cute and pretty here.16 years ago
no1cfielder
Thank you for all of your efforts in posting this!16 years ago
wntoply6
this new englander lived on the desert in the late 60's and always loved watching jerry. "from the desert to the sea..." something i will always remember, it's part of me. Los Angeles was blessed to have had him and his nightly news casts.16 years ago
abbakc
ordinary? i think it is one of the most beautiful!16 years ago
SSTAROBE
Jerry!! Loved by many in Southern California. An honor to see him with the extraordinary pop duo.17 years ago
wmbrown6
I remember Mr. Dunphy's show (on which he interviewed various celebs at their homes) airing in New York City on WCBS-TV (sister station to Dunphy's then-base, KNXT now KCBS-TV) in 1971-72, I have to look into when this particular installment was shown.17 years ago
cubelodyte1st
What a treat! I've seen parts of this interview on specials, but never the whole thing. Thanks for your efforts.17 years ago
wickedfan1IDINA
I loce Karens dress in this interview...and she looked so good here. its sad.17 years ago
SCOBO111
This was a real treat to see. I don't understand all of the technical stuff, but I wonder how far off your video is compared to how it looked on TV in the early 70's? This is the most 'personal' interview I've seen with the Carpenters and their parents. Harold was such a regular guy. This is also a lot like an early version of the TV show CRIBS.17 years ago
karenacarpenter
"When we finally did get into A&M Records, it took Herb Alpert... he's the musician half of the A&M, not the business half."17 years ago
waynec38
how on earth were you ever able to fix it? i bet it took a miracle to do itRelated Videos
