thought the album cover was good before' date=' now i think its genius![/quote']

 

The same for me

It's pure genius!!! :stunned:

*has no idea what anyone is talking about*

 

*boogies*

:lol: :lol: :lol:

oh and also, GREAT WORK! :D

i'm fairly confident that i've cracked the code.

 

here's the full alphabet :-

 

how did you crack the code???? what is the key?

 

oh ok i saw it about baudot, ql

Well done! How did you find out it was a baudot code?

so...:

 

 

no eureka moment.... but ok!

 

so the code is cracked!!?!? :D (i still didnt find 'alphabet in baudot code' or anything similar, can anyone explain the connection between these two codes? I dont understand the baudot code at all, frankly)

Hey guys nice work on discovering the artwork, i've got a wristband from one of the secret gigs.. does that mean anything or is it just some mixed up coloured squares.. maybe you can use it..!

it says LIVE :D

 

 

the key is correct!!!! and you can indeed ignore the colours!

this is sooo cool. i wish more people would submit images like that!

here's a good summary of baudot coding:

 

http://home.austin.rr.com/kinghome/signpage/baudot.html

here's a good summary of baudot coding:

 

http://home.austin.rr.com/kinghome/signpage/baudot.html

 

idunno about you but that doesnt make sense to me... but ow well

if you look at the key for the code in previous messages and think of the the boxes as 1's and 0's (a box there = 1 and not = 0...the colors don't matter), you can decode the messages with the "binary" column and the "letter" column from that webpage.

 

the most significant bit (the leftmost bit, or 0/1) is the top row and the least significant (rightmost) bit is the bottom row. use a single column as a binary coding for the letter.

awesome, the code is finally completely cracked :D

Well done everyone!

if you look at the key for the code in previous messages and think of the the boxes as 1's and 0's (a box there = 1 and not = 0...the colors don't matter), you can decode the messages with the "binary" column and the "letter" column from that webpage.

 

the most significant bit (the leftmost bit, or 0/1) is the top row and the least significant (rightmost) bit is the bottom row. use a single column as a binary coding for the letter.

 

ah yea i get it... but i see the question mark is similar to the letter b? (im designing a potential 'what if?' cover... :P)

 

or do i have to use the figure shift?

if you look at the key for the code in previous messages and think of the the boxes as 1's and 0's (a box there = 1 and not = 0...the colors don't matter), you can decode the messages with the "binary" column and the "letter" column from that webpage.

 

the most significant bit (the leftmost bit, or 0/1) is the top row and the least significant (rightmost) bit is the bottom row. use a single column as a binary coding for the letter.

 

ah yea i get it... but i see the question mark is similar to the letter b? (im designing a potential 'what if?' cover... :P)

 

the baudot code requires that you use two codes to do punctuation like '&' and '?'...you need to use the figure shift code 11011. this is what they used to generate the '&' for x&y, however it doesn't seem like they used the code that is used on this webpage. they use 11011, 00011 but it looks like it should be 11011, 01011

 

so, for the '?', if they follow what it is on this page, it would be...11011, 10011

there we go, so its done

what if? =

 

 

if i got it right :P but other colours would be used, probably...

remove the dash for the space. There are no red lines in the speed of sound cover for the spaces.

other than that looks great man!

now that the cat is out of the bag, aren't you kind of disappointed...in a way. ya know?

what if?

 

 

i think this looks good :P (is there a coldplay font? so i can add the title at the left)

:o im envious of your intelligence! :lol:

Phoenix&y: there is indeed a Coldplay font. It's Albertus Medium.