24.09.2005
Poland, Warsaw, Sluzewic Horse Racing Ring
Warsaw 2005
PAL
PRO-SHOT
Menu, only play all, chaptered to each track

TYLKO STING
01. Message In A Bottle
02. Demolition Man
03. Spirits In The Material World
04. Synchronicity II
05. The Hounds Of Winter
06. If I Ever Lose My Faith In You
07. Driven To Tears
08. Heavy Cloud No Rain
09. Invisible Sun
10. Why Should I Cry For You *
11. A Day In A Life
12. The Soul Cages/King Of Pain
13. Voices Inside My Head
14. When The World Is Running Down
15. Roxanne
16. Desert Rose
17. Next To You
18. Every Breath You Take
19. Fragile 

Total Running Time: [1:29:27]

*Fields Of Gold - Not broadcasted

Sting performed a free concert for 400,000 people in Warsaw. Appearing with a slightly changed 'Broken Music' line up featuring Dominic Miller and Lyle Workman on guitars and Josh Freese on drums, Sting performed a twenty song set that mainly echoed his recent setlist from the Spring tour of the US but with the inclusion of 'Fragile' as the closing song. 

Sorce: TVP2 Broadcast
Lineage: direct capture from TVP2 (Hotbird-13 east) with Skystar 2 pci dvb-s card to HDD>edited in TMPGEnc MPEG Editor>Authored in TMPGenc DVD Author. Tracks are chaptered and there is a main mmenu
 
Notes:
This was broadcast 'live' on Polish TVP (TVP2) in two parts, the first 45 minutes went out live, but then the channel broke for new, weather, current affairs programming, then returned 30 minutes later with the rest of the concert-which was then being shown as 'tape delayed'. Unfortunately, they missed off one song (fields Of Gold) when the broadcast came back (If you listen carefully you'll hear the start of it as the first part of the show fades out). 
 
ON a quality note:
the broadcast itself-both audio and video was pretty poor quality. To start with, TVP2 only uses a very low (3.5mb/sec variable) bit rate for it's video, and it also broadcasts in the non DVD standard 544 x 576. I've not re-encoded the footage at all, I've just changed the video header to get my authoring program to accept it-it should play just fine on all but the pickiest DVD players that can handle the PAL format. The audio sounds far more 'compressed' than a 192kb MPEG LayerII stream normally does. All that said, it's still a nice show that is in the best possible quality that it can be in.

Video Attribute :
  Video compression mode : MPEG-2
  TV system : 625/50 (PAL)
  Aspect Ratio : 4:3
  Display Mode : reserved
  Source picture resolution : 720x576 (625/50)
  Frame Rate : 25.00
  Source picture letterboxed : Not letterboxed

Audio Attribute : 
  Audio Coding mode : MPEG
  Sampling Rate : 48kHz
  Audio application mode : Not specified
  Number of Audio channels : 2
  Bitrate : 192 Kbps
  Number of Audio streams : 1