[yomamasofat]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me the tracklisting of the QVC DVD?

Thanks

[Javier]

Hey, isn't that the same tracklist of the Bounce album except with the little video vignettes???

Or was there a separate live show sold??

[Bleeding Purist]

Same tracklist as Bounce. No live stuff. 5.1 version of Bounce as well.

[Javier]

Originally Posted by Bleeding Purist

Same tracklist as Bounce. No live stuff. 5.1 version of Bounce as well.

ooohhhh!!! I never knew there was a 5.1 version of the album! Would be nice to hear Undivided blasting out my home theater!!

*goes to ebay*

[Bleeding Purist]

Originally Posted by Javier

ooohhhh!!! I never knew there was a 5.1 version of the album! Would be nice to hear Undivided blasting out my home theater!!

*goes to ebay*

Good luck! I admit I haven't tried it out on mine. Most of my discs are stored away.

[yomamasofat]

Thanks a lot!

[ste5131]

Why eBay? Try other "sources". I got it, and it's not bad actually. The music is still shit, but great in 5.1.

Or, try TFM Audio tool; I converted "These Days" to a 5.1 upmix. Results were incredible (just set the surround delay to 0ms and let your seyup handle the delay.

It creates a 5.1 DTS .wav file for each song - just burn as a regular audio CD with Nero and enjoy.

[Thomas Anderson]

There are 5.1 mixes of Bounce and This Lleft Feels Right available on SACD (incredible quality, shame the format didn't gain popularity) and you can get a 5.1 mix of Slippery When Wet and Have A Nice Day on DualDisc.

...and ste, creating an upmix is rather pointless - just put the CD into any DVD player with surround speakers and set it to ProLogicII and it will do it for you. It'll never sound as good as a professional surround mix though.

[ste5131]

TA - fair enough, but my own system doesn't have a Pro Logic option, as others won't either.

I was just suggesting a method that will work with any DTS surround system. I agree to an extent that upmixing is pointless, but just hearing the drums, Richie's choppy guitar lick and backing vocals on Something to Believe In is worth upmixing!

[Thomas Anderson]

I remember having a very cheap surround system about 8 years ago which could upmix - so I'd imagine most can now. If you stick a CD in, they should have a basic option to automatically upmix. It'd do the same job as the software, without the messing about.