[RS] Lord of the rings - Complete Recordings - Lossless 5.1

BlackTT · 04-13-10 at 06:17 AM

Lord of the rings - Complete Recordings Soundtrack - All 3 films - Lossless 5.1

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holaa · 04-13-10 at 10:37 PM

You made me so happy! I've got bought the 3 OSTs, but is more easy to sound directly from a rip that using the DVD each time!

One question, is this the same version as the torrent (13.8 gb) that is curculating?

Thank you in advance!!

BlackTT · 04-14-10 at 08:20 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by holaa

One question, is this the same version as the torrent (13.8 gb) that is curculating?

Yes it is.

holaa · 04-14-10 at 02:46 PM

Kinda strange... the torrent version has ReplayGain. Everything else seems the same.

No prob! i'm very happy of finally listening to this in my 5.1 PC speakers!

tonsic · 12-26-10 at 04:24 PM

Can't even begin to thank you enough

Marvelous upload! Thanks... a lot!
I hope it stays online for as long as it possibly can

ximeon · 04-12-11 at 06:23 AM

thanks!

**mimi83** · 04-18-11 at 03:16 PM

This is fantastic share! Thanks so much for your effort, mate! Great job!

cankavera · 04-19-11 at 01:47 PM

Thanks for the upload.
How do you guys playback mult-channel flac properly (tried winamp/vlc but both output stereo to my av receiver)

Loora · 04-19-11 at 11:23 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by cankavera

Thanks for the upload.
How do you guys playback mult-channel flac properly (tried winamp/vlc but both output stereo to my av receiver)

You'll need to be able to send PCM 5.1 to your receiver (need hdmi connection and proper drivers) if you want to enjoy this in it's best quality. If your system supports realtime ac3/dts encoding you can use that via spdif (optical/coax) but it won't be lossless anymore.

I am not sure if there are soundcards yet that support realtime Dolby HD or DTS-HD/MA encoding but it won't matter because you'd need hdmi for that to work as well.

cankavera · 04-20-11 at 11:16 AM

I can send bitstream dts/ac3 w/o any problem via hdmi (yes I am using hdmi forgot to mention) using vlc (not using any codec pack). Since flac can not be bitstreamed I am guessing media players already decodes it to LPCM but in my case only 2 channels are demuxed and sent.

The thing I wonder is what do you guys use as a codec/player. I may try k-lite wmp duo if that is supporting multichannel flac. Thanks for the help.

Loora · 04-20-11 at 11:30 PM

Try setting your speaker config in windows to 5.1. It probably defaults to stereo or headphones. Fairly certain it's not a codec/player problem. It's just setting up windows or your soundcard drivers correctly so LPCM 5.1 is treated properly. If setting your speaker config to 5.1 doesn't help then use the WASAPI HDMI output device if your drivers support that. WASAPI (or ASIO) should ensure that windows won't touch the decoded stream.

cankavera · 04-21-11 at 02:19 AM

First of all thanks for your effort Loora I really appreciate it.
I also tried ffdshow + media player classic and had the same results. Output filter shows 6 channel lpcm so as you stated (somewhere before hdmi transmission) windows is downmixing output to stereo. The odd thing is there isn't any speaker configuration when digital output (hdmi) is selected (using latest realtek hd audio drivers for Win7) is that possible? Haven't tried WASAPI/ASIO hope it is supported.

bytedecode · 04-21-11 at 07:20 AM

Great contribution !!! Thank you very much

rdiez90 · 07-30-11 at 06:39 AM

thanks alot for this, it´s amazing!!!

12-26-10 at 04:24 PM	#5
tonsic Newcomer Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 1	Can't even begin to thank you enough Marvelous upload! Thanks... a lot! I hope it stays online for as long as it possibly can

04-12-11 at 06:23 AM	#6
ximeon Newcomer Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 35	thanks!

04-18-11 at 03:16 PM	#7
mimi83 Guru Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: In my own fantasy world Posts: 8,922	This is fantastic share! Thanks so much for your effort, mate! Great job!

04-19-11 at 01:47 PM	#8
cankavera Newcomer Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 31	Thanks for the upload. How do you guys playback mult-channel flac properly (tried winamp/vlc but both output stereo to my av receiver)

04-19-11 at 11:23 PM	#9
Loora Apprentice Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 437	Quote: Originally Posted by cankavera Thanks for the upload. How do you guys playback mult-channel flac properly (tried winamp/vlc but both output stereo to my av receiver) You'll need to be able to send PCM 5.1 to your receiver (need hdmi connection and proper drivers) if you want to enjoy this in it's best quality. If your system supports realtime ac3/dts encoding you can use that via spdif (optical/coax) but it won't be lossless anymore. I am not sure if there are soundcards yet that support realtime Dolby HD or DTS-HD/MA encoding but it won't matter because you'd need hdmi for that to work as well.

04-20-11 at 11:16 AM	#10
cankavera Newcomer Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 31	I can send bitstream dts/ac3 w/o any problem via hdmi (yes I am using hdmi forgot to mention) using vlc (not using any codec pack). Since flac can not be bitstreamed I am guessing media players already decodes it to LPCM but in my case only 2 channels are demuxed and sent. The thing I wonder is what do you guys use as a codec/player. I may try k-lite wmp duo if that is supporting multichannel flac. Thanks for the help.

04-20-11 at 11:30 PM	#11
Loora Apprentice Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 437	Try setting your speaker config in windows to 5.1. It probably defaults to stereo or headphones. Fairly certain it's not a codec/player problem. It's just setting up windows or your soundcard drivers correctly so LPCM 5.1 is treated properly. If setting your speaker config to 5.1 doesn't help then use the WASAPI HDMI output device if your drivers support that. WASAPI (or ASIO) should ensure that windows won't touch the decoded stream.

04-21-11 at 02:19 AM	#12
cankavera Newcomer Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 31	First of all thanks for your effort Loora I really appreciate it. I also tried ffdshow + media player classic and had the same results. Output filter shows 6 channel lpcm so as you stated (somewhere before hdmi transmission) windows is downmixing output to stereo. The odd thing is there isn't any speaker configuration when digital output (hdmi) is selected (using latest realtek hd audio drivers for Win7) is that possible? Haven't tried WASAPI/ASIO hope it is supported.

04-21-11 at 07:20 AM	#13
bytedecode Newcomer Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 2	Great contribution !!! Thank you very much

07-30-11 at 06:39 AM	#14
rdiez90 Newcomer Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 7	thanks alot for this, it´s amazing!!!