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PINK FLOYD APPLES AND ORANGES AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967 SYD BARRETT DIGITALLY RESTORED AND IMPROVED.

American Bandstand, ABC Studios, Burbank, California 7 November, 1967. The group made their historic US TV debut with American Bandstand, a show where legendary Dick Clark hosted in the span of four decades. It was seen as a massive gateway for different bands to become popular with the American audiences and was also an ideal opportunity for the artists to run their promotions. Pink Floyd performed “Apples and Oranges,” the last track written by then-singer Syd Barrett. Unlike their usual abstract lyrics, the song is mainly a feel-good one about a woman shopping for some items. Inside the live performance, Barrett seemed to turn into an erratic fella, staring blankly at the cameras, but still managing to provide a refined act. But the early signs of his mental illness feared the other members of his group, as they remained focused while still preoccupied about Syd’s actions that would mark the beginning of an end to his career in music. The performance ended, and Dick Clark managed to chat with them. Perhaps fearing that any stupid questions would correspond to sarcastic answers, the host tried to ask each member one question, and luckily it ended well. It was broadcast on the ABC network on 18 November, 1967. TECHNOBABBLE The source footage is from an officially licensed telecine of the 1967 black and white broadcast. The program was permanently shot in color starting on September 9, 1967. Though broadcasting in color first began beyond the November 7th transmission. This has been confirmed by the Dick Clark Company. The source footage was a NTSC telecine utilizing a 3:4:4:4 pulldown. In essence meaning that the 29.97 fps broadcast was recorded on 15 fps stock causing each frame to be was repeated twice, occasionally trice for the duration of the clip. The versions available occasionally also seem to get the aspect ratio wrong. The average image is washed out and in dampened grey tones. WHAT’S BEEN DONE? A new 15 fps sequence was created by manually removing duplicates. This resulted in 4396 individual frames divided into 40 groups based on contents. SEQUENCE 1 BAND INTRODUCTION SEQUENCE 2 BAND SEQUENCE 3 Syd SEQUENCE 4 Nick SEQUENCE 5 Rick SEQUENCE 6 Roger And so forth. Each frame was preprocessed in Photoshop using Actions. This process would restretch to a proper 1080 4:3 format and adding levelling to increase the darkness, making the material appear black and white, as opposed to appearing grey and white. All frames were subsequently sharpened using Topaz labs AI sharpening. This process will cause some smaller visual artifacts on individual frames. But these are not visible when playing the clip back. Once the scaling and sharpening has been completed the frames were recompiled using FlowFrames 1.24.6, an open-source software using RIFE/CUDE AI processing to interpolate video sequences. The files are now converted to 60 fps video files. Note: The process of removing duplicates caused the reassembled original audio to drift by 2 seconds and 36 frames (depending on NTSC frame rate or the new 60 frames per second frame rate). This may have been caused by lost frames or improper calculations on my behalf. I changed the speed of the original audio by .72 percent to compensate for the discrepancy. So in short. Rescaled, color adjusted, AI sharpened, interpolated to 60 fps. Best source of the original clip:    • Pink Floyd - Apples And Oranges American B...   VIDEO source is the lawful property of Dick Clark Company and ABC Television. #PinkFloyd #AmericanBandstand #DickClark #SydBarrett #RogerWaters #RickWright #NickMason AUDIO source is copyrighted by Pink Floyd Music and Sony music.