Grateful Dead [1080p Remaster/Restoration] - February 14th, 1970 - Rare footage

This is a video and audio remaster of the footage listed in the below alow along with the augmented audio lineages (there's two used here..)

There are some graphics fills here, this was obviously dmaged a bit, but hey, GD 1970 videos don't groow on trees. The audio is absolutely on-point :)

All post-production edits by Josh Davis and Christopher Hazard

Grateful Dead
February 14, 1970
Fillmore East - New York, NY

4k will come back at a later date -- it's not worth diminishing returns and the excess time, electriicty, and storage it takes to create at this point in time.
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VIdeo Source:

Grateful Dead
February 14th, 1970
TRT- 34 Minutes
Master 1/2 EIAJ Video Reels- Transferred in 2006 on a EIAJ AV-8650 Deck to VHS- Converted from VHS to digital with VHS-DVD Recorder
VIDEO- 720X480 Resolution MPEG-2 4:3 Ratio 29.97 FPS
AUDIO- AC3 2 Channel- 48Khz- 256kb

This footage came to me through a lot of reels that I bought from a guy about 3 years ago. It has taken me a while to get it converted. I had approached Grateful Dead Productions about trying to get it in future DVD, but that never materialized because they were in the process of closing things down. I had the footage on YouTube, but the Fillmore guys shut it down.

The footage is frustrating at times-- This was not a very stable format, so there are a lot of glitches throughout the footage. It is VERY difficult to get a good transfer from these decks. They are very finicky and often times will not play footage from a different type of deck- ie- a Sony EIAJ machine can have difficulty with a reel that was recorded on Panasonic. Furthermore, not too many people are out there that do the transfer. The person who did this had done transfers for the Dead before on 1/2 inch as well as 2 inch video. He did as good a job as could be done with this footage. Im sure that somebody can synch this with the existing audio out there to provide a better experience.

Please chime in with your thoughts on this show-- I am by NO means an expert on GD, and am guessing from the setlist that this is the 2/14 show at the Fillmore-- Any verification of this would be helpful- as well as any info on the Arthur Lee footage.

I also have about 25 minutes of Paris 1974 footage which is available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgwJJgF0BvY. I will post it at some point.

Also-- if you enjoy this-- I ask that you make a donation to Guitars Not Guns, a national charity that brings guitar lessons to disadvantaged children. This footage along with the other things I have unearthed was not cheap. If you love progressive metal in the Bay Area, come see my show www.bayarearockfest.com on May 4th and 5th.

Audio Source
February 14, 1970
Fillmore East - New York, NY
Dark Star
Hard to Handle
Been All Around This World
Me & My Uncle~
Not Fade Away
Dark Star is from source 1, the rest is from source 2
Source 1:
Recording Info:
SBD -~ Master Reel (7 inch 1/2 Track at 15ips) -~ Dat (48k)
Transfer Info:
Dat (Sony R500) -~ Sound Devices 744T -~ Samplitude Professional v10.2 -~ FLAC
(4 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC)
All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
February 26, 2009

Source 2:
Recording Info:
Master Soundboard Reels (recorded by the Fillmore crew from under the stage) ~ PCM
Transfer Info:
PCM (Sony SL-10)~ Sony PCM-601ESD ~ Behringer Ultramatch Pro ~ Tascam DA-3000 (wav
16-bit/44.1k)~ Adobe Audition 3.0 ~ TLH flac16
Notes:
- Thanks to Tim Dalton for the source PCM
- Thanks to Charlie Miller for the transfer
- Thanks to Charlie Miller for the shnid97644 soundboard source which supplies a 0:03 patch in
"Dancin' In The Streets", a 1:36 patch in "Alligator", a 0:22 patch in "Caution", as well as a 0:07
patch in "Feedback"
- Intro to "Monkey & The Engineeer" included in "Monkey & The Engineer"
- Fixed version - 0:02 patch in "Uncle John's Band" (t11) to repair a digital anomaly. If you've
already downloaded this, all you need is t11 and the housekeeping files, mea culpa (February
15, 2018). Thanks to Otis Carrol for bringing the flaw to my attention
Mastered by Scott Clugston
February 14, 2018 - Happy Valentine's Day