JCH152
12-26-2013, 07:41 AM
So here's the end credit suites to each of the Jurassic Park films in 7.1 FLAC 24/48 AND in 5.1 AC3 16/48 at 448kbps for those with lesser internet connections.
Sorry about the cuts made to the beginnings of each suite, the end credit suites don't start with the credits so I had to cut out portions of each piece to remove the SFX.
The 7.1 FLAC files are ripped straight from the lossless DTS-MA tracks and edited in a lossless environment before being repackaged as a FLAC file for ease of use.
The 5.1 AC3 files are taken from the DTS-MA tracks and have had the middle side channels removed since AC3 does not support 7.1 (only 6.1). The middle sides are specifically for 7.1 and are removed when downmixed to 5.1 in your home theater so it doesn't sound weird with missing channels.
7.1 FLAC (736 MB): https://mega.co.nz/#!jJ0wlDBQ!XwDReEK3JL-SLQIQAR3h-wBuI59J_in85CBlEUOAHQ8
5.1 AC3 @448kbps (64.9 MB): https://mega.co.nz/#!SNc0wDxD!GomjRQrKFEWLQu6C8QKJoA5-Hvo6tEnrjJFfkPcNH8I
pass: dontmove
NOTE: The Jurassic Park 1 End Credit suite has an empty LFE channel. That is because the sound mixers (for some odd reason which I have seen mixers do before) have mixed the LFE file into the center channel. Do not attempt to create a fake LFE channel or there might be too much bass. The center channel and the LFE are connected on many sound systems through crossover settings which is why the LFE can work this way. It will sound perfectly "bassy" when played back on a surround sound system. If you open the file in a multichannel viewer and listen to the center channel, it will have lots more bass in it than a normal center channel.
Sorry about the cuts made to the beginnings of each suite, the end credit suites don't start with the credits so I had to cut out portions of each piece to remove the SFX.
The 7.1 FLAC files are ripped straight from the lossless DTS-MA tracks and edited in a lossless environment before being repackaged as a FLAC file for ease of use.
The 5.1 AC3 files are taken from the DTS-MA tracks and have had the middle side channels removed since AC3 does not support 7.1 (only 6.1). The middle sides are specifically for 7.1 and are removed when downmixed to 5.1 in your home theater so it doesn't sound weird with missing channels.
7.1 FLAC (736 MB): https://mega.co.nz/#!jJ0wlDBQ!XwDReEK3JL-SLQIQAR3h-wBuI59J_in85CBlEUOAHQ8
5.1 AC3 @448kbps (64.9 MB): https://mega.co.nz/#!SNc0wDxD!GomjRQrKFEWLQu6C8QKJoA5-Hvo6tEnrjJFfkPcNH8I
pass: dontmove
NOTE: The Jurassic Park 1 End Credit suite has an empty LFE channel. That is because the sound mixers (for some odd reason which I have seen mixers do before) have mixed the LFE file into the center channel. Do not attempt to create a fake LFE channel or there might be too much bass. The center channel and the LFE are connected on many sound systems through crossover settings which is why the LFE can work this way. It will sound perfectly "bassy" when played back on a surround sound system. If you open the file in a multichannel viewer and listen to the center channel, it will have lots more bass in it than a normal center channel.