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[Endzo]

Bar 2 mentions QPLR grimmacing, maybe from injury? Given the footprints leaving, and his robes being in another part of the house, this almost sounds like a situation of 1 person in 2 places.

There was a movement 2 bar 1 and a picture for it, but it seems the original team didn't document or back them up and they are now missing from the original linked site.

[onearmedscissor]

[NetLurker2]

I was going through the files I downloaded during the 24hrs I recorded and found a file I missed. This file is called "Dutch" and seems to be more numbers but there seems to be more than just numbers said at certain points. Anyone speak Dutch and able to translate. I am very sorry I missed this.

Is anyone else recording the broadcast station? I am not able to constantly record it. (I do have an automated way of recording and getting the title names. If you are interested let me know and I will post up how I am doing it.)

It seems that there are "extras" being put in at random and these aren't repeated. For example Forecast seems to be repeated approximately hourly (Give or take 20min), Dutch only appears once in 24hours. I have the file again a few days later when I recorded another 24 block.

[NetLurker2]

Started recording the broadcast again and just saw Forecast5 come through. I listened to it as it was being read off and confirmed that the female voice is saying the same set of data each time but the Players (the male voice warning and the SSTV picture) are in different places. This really does feel like map coordinates but how to represent it so we can make sense of it. The players are obviously moving about. I assume they are still in correspondence and are changing direction?

Better SSTV capture of Yugito attached as well.

[Endzo]

[NetLurker2]

For capturing the broadcast I am currently using AIMP3. I believe there are other programs that can do this I just happened to have this player installed. This was the first time I used this feature. Didn't know it had this ability until I researched ways to record streaming radio.

AIMP3 has an area for "Radio Capture" under player in its settings menu. Here you can specify a direct stream copy which captures the stream without any converting. I am then splitting the record file by "tracks" and then using naming template to set the file name to include the title. I have specified an output directory and because of the naming convention I have set I end up with %date% %time%. %artist% - %title%

eg. 2015.06.08 14-35. Nick Lyons - Forecast5.mp3

Once you have the settings saved you just add the station address to the file area (http://listen.radionomy.com/amna-a.m3u)
Click on the play button and once it is playing click on the radio capture button (looks like a radio transmitter antenna)

So it doesn't interupt anything else I then turn the volume all the way down in AIMP. It will just sit there playing the broadcast and recording it. Each time the track changes it makes a new file with the new title stamped with the date and time that it started.

I hope that doesn't seem overly complex. Once you have it setup it is just a matter of pushing play and then the capture button. It will then continue to capture until you tell it to stop.

[Manspider]

I found out about this through a post on reddit and mapped out the number-note list from the forecast:

[WhatIsTruth]

Translation for Japanese 1

89053 2903 36845 32310 34510
0-2-2-1-6
98221 56228 28750 22331 98201 28349 82469 23104 89259 39818 40541 58845 79503 82508
0-3-3-6-2
46977 41647
0-2-6-2-4
55401 45504 89866 38577 90832 35649 75054 33599 54154 76407 28309 80829 44020 88664 22183 35266
0-1-6-8-3
83097 40812 65470 18758 97766 94113 48606 14180 25366 61733 79885 89681 15296 16775 28454
10240 10403 35705 90900 12278 75680 47662 24799
0-2-0-3-2
19925 89574
0-3-0-7-2
47624 46998 51921
0-8-2-7-6
93196 17187 96517 90501 68356 68891 50879 94048 39434 47819 68188 22770 53436 90784
0-2-5-7-0
35388 16142 61158 60383 91511 94560 56865 70720 71648 38832 11189 88891 37033

Translation for Dutch

62163 15895 73731 92701 80413 57286 81245 73297 00490 40778 45050 46464 08928 85817 53255 97913 77490 13755 35588 27251 61528 59182 34258 12459 89454 30784 35658 21704 29487 88146 27235 99039 36063 63533 09690 05279 15517 25895 58834 34469 44454 26127 67057 49494 07722 81390 41692 14036 68367 62224 03855 83396 14909 32226 39595 61946 32958 90727 39763 04927 30227 90500 27027 42047 51006 03240 28242 01558 21037 88217 57426 25406 45711 05540 41991 63563 69700 66976 98792 42905 33448 53194 62832 30886 13688 48653 48381 05573 21391 41255 64713 24406 94051 83707 49708 47002 67597 88820 90765 94208

[WhatIsTruth]

[VioletSage]

I think the long numbers in Japanese possibly represent zip codes or some type of GPS location. The single numbers could be a combination to a master lock possibly.

Thanks for translating the Japanese btw, I was having trouble both trying to transpose it and translate it. I tried using dragon to transpose it but it doesn't work for not English.

It might help if you guys made a map of which direction you are going/went and what conditions were at each spot.

[Endzo]

Now we'll never know about #161461:

[onearmedscissor]

Well, afternoonofthefaun was skipped as far as the order of the numbers is concerned, not sure why, and WhatIsTruth's character (A1-ACDC) wasn't mentioned in the original narrative. I'm lost.

[Endzo]

[WhatIsTruth]

[Endzo]

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