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With all due to respect to Internet Archive efforts, I would be a bit cynical here. I once downloaded Code rush documentry and the quality was so bad with heavy

With all due to respect to Internet Archive efforts, I would be a bit cynical here. I once downloaded Code rush documentry and the quality was so bad with heavy lost frames and flickering that it was impossible to watch it. At another instance, I downloaded mp3 of a classical piece, "william tell overture" and it was nothing like what I have heard it in its best. I might be talking about only specific cases that happened with me but quality wise I didn't had much luck with it. Albeit, I do realize the project itself is huge and have been fan of the Internet Time Machine.

bane 13y ago
Quality is definitely all over the place, likely due to the volunteer nature of the effort. I've also found several copies of the same item, each of different qualities from time to time. But the important part is that I found a copy at all. It literally didn't exist anywhere else on the internet. edit Here's a pretty good video of "Code Rush" https://archive.org/details/CodeRush_616 https://archive.org/details/CodeRush_616 and another not as good https://archive.org/details/CodeRush https://archive.org/details/CodeRush BTW, here's some copies of the Overture (the familiar fun bit is about 9minutes in) https://archive.org/details/WilliamTellOverture_894 https://archive.org/details/WilliamTellOverture_894 (an old 1910 recording) https://archive.org/details/RossiniWilliamTell-Overture https://archive.org/details/RossiniWilliamTell-Overture (a 1940s era) https://archive.org/details/ReinerWilliamTellOverture https://archive.org/details/ReinerWilliamTellOverture (a much better stereo modern recording) Here's a piano octet arrangement of the piece in 2011 (https://archive.org/details/Marioajero-WilliamTellOvertureByRossini4Pianos16Hands309-3 https://archive.org/details/Marioajero-WilliamTellOvertureBy...) and tons more.

bane 13y ago

Quality is definitely all over the place, likely due to the volunteer nature of the effort. I've also found several copies of the same item, each of different qualities from time to time. But the important part is that I found a copy at all. It literally didn't exist anywhere else on the internet. edit Here's a pretty good video of "Code Rush" https://archive.org/details/CodeRush_616 https://archive.org/details/CodeRush_616 and another not as good https://archive.org/details/CodeRush https://archive.org/details/CodeRush BTW, here's some copies of the Overture (the familiar fun bit is about 9minutes in) https://archive.org/details/WilliamTellOverture_894 https://archive.org/details/WilliamTellOverture_894 (an old 1910 recording) https://archive.org/details/RossiniWilliamTell-Overture https://archive.org/details/RossiniWilliamTell-Overture (a 1940s era) https://archive.org/details/ReinerWilliamTellOverture https://archive.org/details/ReinerWilliamTellOverture (a much better stereo modern recording) Here's a piano octet arrangement of the piece in 2011 (https://archive.org/details/Marioajero-WilliamTellOvertureByRossini4Pianos16Hands309-3 https://archive.org/details/Marioajero-WilliamTellOvertureBy...) and tons more.