Work in Progress~

Thread etiquette:
Please do not request end credits or rips for any movie that is not yet out in retail stores.
Early rips are bound to get DCMA hits.

Also please refrain from publicly posting anything to any Dolby Atmos movie.
Dolby Atmos rips get DMCA'ed first and the fastest over any other end credit rip.

Post 2:
My links here

Post 3
Contributors links here

Post 4
Technical information on my edits here

Post 5
Technical information/news on Contributors here

Post 6
News/updates and misc. info here

Yes, please do Hansel & Gretel next - it had one of the best scores in recent memory. Master thread. Keep the passion up.

Godzilla 2014 is nice, I was gonna ask it :D

Yes, please do Hansel & Gretel next - it had one of the best scores in recent memory. Master thread. Keep the passion up.

Almost ready. I agree that it's quite nice to listen to. A lot.
For Hansel & Gretel, I think there were two parts to the end credits.
Part 1: some rock/metal song to go with the over-the-top action mood of the film and fancy credit titles.
Part 2: Atli's score. Very nice introduction. The bass is definitely worth cranking for this one.


Godzilla 2014 is nice, I was gonna ask it :D

Godzilla is already upped.
http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/alexandre-desplat-godzilla-2014-%5Bend-credits%5D-flac-178822/#post2754737

I misread that as "would be nice". :lol:

Nice Idea for A Thread :)
I Would Love To Hear Captain America :D

Keep It Up

Thank you for your efforts. I personally would love to see the end credit suites of Blood Diamond and How To Train Your Dragon.

mon Dieu .. there are so many nice scores

mmmhh .. i would like to hear Tron Legacy and Inception

This is a neat idea. I appreciate your efforts.

I would love Brian Tyler - Thor The Dark World and Asgard

I've been looking for a high quality recording of the 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' end credits for a long time, I would love to see that uploaded. So far I've only been able to find fan edits of it or non-HQ transfers.

Wow GODZILLA! Thank you so much... that choral cue that also opens the movie and wasn't on the cd is brilliant... THANK YOU

i would really really love to have the Battle LA end credits (from brian tyler)
I hope you can make it :) Thanks in advance

I've been busy, busy, busy.

I notice the opening to Godzilla is very clean, except for the ending part.
But, I think it should be fine with the non-music audio as it sets up the film atmosphere and story.

Coming Soonest:
There will be a Godzilla (2014) [Opening Titles] coming soon.

Some of the requests I can push forward as I have the sources available:

Coming Sooner:
Captain America
How To Train Your Dragon
Tron Legacy and Inception
Thor The Dark World
Battle LA

Other requests, I'll have to look into.
I'm pretty sure I got all the Harry Potter films. Or may have deleted them to make room.
I can just borrow off a friend for them. :)
"Asgard", I'll have to research to find out what that is.
If Asgard was a short video or animated video, finding a lossless source will be difficult.

Coming Soon:
Blood Diamond
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Pending Availability:
Asgard

Credits of POTC1234 would be much appreciated. I'll see those coming.

Great thread. Long live!

All Harry Potter End Credits would be outstanding, The Blue Butterfly, and even Man of Steel, edit of the last track and the End Credits, because they flow as one in a way.

POTC1234

Are on the list.
They will require some fancy footwork though, as I remember they tend to blend with previous cues and pause between cues.
I'll also have to find 4 again. I didn't like it enough to buy it, not even on DVD. :laugh:


All Harry Potter End Credits would be outstanding, The Blue Butterfly, and even Man of Steel, edit of the last track and the End Credits, because they flow as one in a way.

Checked my archives, and Harry Potter will have to be grabbed again.
I've only bought The Deathly Hallows: Part 2 because it was in 3D and my friend only had the 2D boxset.

I'll have to look fro Blue Butterfly.

MoS will require a lot of footwork, as well.
I remember trying to do it previously, but couldn't settle on a valid point to edit.
I'll have to re-check the dialogue for the end scene.
I can't remember how discreet the center channel was with regards to the final mix.

I have Blue Butterfly on Blu-ray but I don't know the specs or anything like that, and I don't have a player to rip it to my computer either.

This is where I purchased it from, months ago... The Blue Butterfly 2004 Taiwan Blu Ray English Subs | eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/321475901670?lpid=82)

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Also Cloud Atlas would be nice, I think that the End Credits (Film Version) is longer than the one on the OST...I could be wrong though.

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Also Kelebegin Ruyasi (A.K.A. The Butterfly's Dream) beautiful music, never released on Blu-ray as far as I know. I wish it was though, it's a wonderful film.

Could Atlas is easy enough to find.

The other two, though, they're going to be difficult.

I've been busy, busy, busy.

I notice the opening to Godzilla is very clean, except for the ending part.
But, I think it should be fine with the non-music audio as it sets up the film atmosphere and story.

Coming Soonest:
There will be a Godzilla (2014) [Opening Titles] coming soon.

Some of the requests I can push forward as I have the sources available:

Coming Sooner:
Captain America
How To Train Your Dragon
Tron Legacy and Inception
Thor The Dark World
Battle LA

Other requests, I'll have to look into.
I'm pretty sure I got all the Harry Potter films. Or may have deleted them to make room.
I can just borrow off a friend for them. :)
"Asgard", I'll have to research to find out what that is.
If Asgard was a short video or animated video, finding a lossless source will be difficult.

Coming Soon:
Blood Diamond
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Pending Availability:
Asgard
Asgard I mean by Brian Tyler, it is played after the Collector scene 1 down 5 to go, during credits :-)

Hello everyone,

As some of you might know I posted some Intro & Outro rips a while ago. Here are some additions along with the old ones which have been updated with proper lossless rips (they also have their own thread):



Password for all: FLACIT!

Chaos Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!U54H2ZIQ!tFVdWUD-bMMMshwmQF9eVot4-e0_MSU3qSe3Df0Nn04

Evil Dead Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!s8QQWZ4A!znwFmDaRRdQfDfH-pEy9jLzGWPiukPJRN4mH3MlfAbc

Hannibal Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Zkph0BpQ!tqgINWLas_GwrpXpsB-g2B-aj-2GBZKYRXvxmiejyys

Mama Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JpIFgYRT!fgT5T-vw8mygEA8bcncjSXdnB8pdrFLxIqzFU4xJVpk

Man of Steel Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/3ca0542f58

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/da73e2912c

The Children Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!ItIHlR5R!Di1-9_I314GC4MfFfY7nuulotG0SAcCHwqwq3VGSfnM

The Dark Knight Trilogy Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!1lhjAZDC!0P4mwrOy5YNOJawTdlNaYYIvC7FDOec6FTDBBuE PZ2I

The Ring Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JkZRXZjI!uI4DuOlcZawT_CD47Ca2m-dPk-ljRboYNZ4FjMi4ntM

I forgot, but could you also look for The Walking Dead main theme by Bear McCreary? Thank you

Hello everyone,

As some of you might know I posted some Intro & Outro rips a while ago. Here are some additions along with the old ones which have been updated with proper lossless rips (they also have their own thread):



Password for all: FLACIT!

Chaos Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Il4gSaJJ!v06LchH3IJSMvCzcNOHaMnPoq-gskGO_BM6dFUs1t_Y

Evil Dead Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!s8QQWZ4A!znwFmDaRRdQfDfH-pEy9jLzGWPiukPJRN4mH3MlfAbc

Hannibal Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Zkph0BpQ!tqgINWLas_GwrpXpsB-g2B-aj-2GBZKYRXvxmiejyys

Mama Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JpIFgYRT!fgT5T-vw8mygEA8bcncjSXdnB8pdrFLxIqzFU4xJVpk

Man of Steel Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!d8BiWD5a!Kph2ZH2EVRnPF86_o1KODDaEUpKx0U0BEl3CKZc FUgw

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!o9IkiLDB!hcYkjb-A_MXjOHr8c5Rjzvyt-Ru24Lb66vHMuG-m8v8

The Children Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!ItIHlR5R!Di1-9_I314GC4MfFfY7nuulotG0SAcCHwqwq3VGSfnM

The Dark Knight Trilogy Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!1lhjAZDC!0P4mwrOy5YNOJawTdlNaYYIvC7FDOec6FTDBBuE PZ2I

The Ring Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!xoh0BRaB!oBKHs8BKdC6dFGpPyhHXndSgAjPvD16rNeoR1fr oQwk

love it !!

Asgard I mean by Brian Tyler, it is played after the Collector scene 1 down 5 to go, during credits :-)

Ahhh, okay. By "Asgard" you really mean the "cue_title" by composer "Brian_Tyler".

For end credits with multiple points (in case of Marvel films: end credits #1, clip, end credits #2, post-credits clip), I just name them in parts.
End Credits Part 1
End Credits Part 2
So you can just re-tag it with the cue name you like.
I'm not overly fond with the soundtrack in general. Track titles are just a blur to me.

I've listened to Godzilla (2014) a lot by now, I should know track titles, but I always play it in the background and never check to see the title playing.




Hello everyone,

As some of you might know I posted some Intro & Outro rips a while ago. Here are some additions along with the old ones which have been updated with proper lossless rips (they also have their own thread):



Password for all: FLACIT!

Chaos Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Il4gSaJJ!v06LchH3IJSMvCzcNOHaMnPoq-gskGO_BM6dFUs1t_Y

Evil Dead Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!s8QQWZ4A!znwFmDaRRdQfDfH-pEy9jLzGWPiukPJRN4mH3MlfAbc

Hannibal Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Zkph0BpQ!tqgINWLas_GwrpXpsB-g2B-aj-2GBZKYRXvxmiejyys

Mama Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JpIFgYRT!fgT5T-vw8mygEA8bcncjSXdnB8pdrFLxIqzFU4xJVpk

Man of Steel Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!d8BiWD5a!Kph2ZH2EVRnPF86_o1KODDaEUpKx0U0BEl3CKZc FUgw

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!o9IkiLDB!hcYkjb-A_MXjOHr8c5Rjzvyt-Ru24Lb66vHMuG-m8v8

The Children Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!ItIHlR5R!Di1-9_I314GC4MfFfY7nuulotG0SAcCHwqwq3VGSfnM

The Dark Knight Trilogy Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!1lhjAZDC!0P4mwrOy5YNOJawTdlNaYYIvC7FDOec6FTDBBuE PZ2I

The Ring Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!xoh0BRaB!oBKHs8BKdC6dFGpPyhHXndSgAjPvD16rNeoR1fr oQwk

Thanks for the work, I'll add to first post.

Users should knwo that these are stereo conversions. So if you want to convert to MP3/AAC/OGG/etc, your work is already half done. :)
And they are also bit-accurate, I can vouche for.


The Walking Dead

Yes, that is mostly done. I just want to double-check for silence.
I want to make sure the points I faded in/out don't have low-level ambience like crickets and outdoor noises.

Also, I'm also gathering the seasons together to see which episodes have clean end credits per episode.
Granted, the end titles for each episode is generally under a minute, I still want to compile a list for those that work best.



Things have really picked up the past few days. Busy as ever.
I haven't forgotten about this project :laugh:
Just trying to find time.

I found some other projects I had sitting on my externals (between 7 of them) that were gathering dust.
So now I'm thoroughly checking my externals for any more dusty titles.
Another day or so before some more stuff gets uploaded.

Also have a couple contirbutions pending further investigation.
Nevertheless, they will get posted.

(now to just compile listings to update the first post with other_user_contirbutions).

Updated first post with links from other users.
ConTributes: turner6, Fjnanfag, and Jasonjhn8

Great thread idea!! I actually have a playlist on my ipod that only consists of end credits suites and it is well over 750 movies now!! A lot I custom pieced together and edited. And some I created from scratch if the end credits featured a song (i.e. Batman, Dick Tracy).


I have an obsession with end credit cues I guess. LoL

Many thanks for this and for all your efforts!

Requests for blu-ray end credits:
- The World Is Not Enough
- Argo
- The King's Speech
- Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes
- Julie & Julia
- Quantum of Solace
- The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader

(All of these contain something that's unavailable on CD.)

- The World Is Not Enough
- Argo
- The King's Speech
- Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes
- Julie & Julia
- Quantum of Solace
- The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader

I'll add these to the list.

TWINE
J&J
TKS

I will have to hunt down. Easy enough.

When you do the Captain America credits, can you make sure to include the one-minute teaser for The Avengers at the very end? I'd like to be able to nab that background music and remove the center channel.

When you do the Captain America credits, can you make sure to include the one-minute teaser for The Avengers at the very end? I'd like to be able to nab that background music and remove the center channel.

Yar, I was thinking about those.
Wasn't sure exactly how to up the Marvel franchise.

I think I'll do it in multiple versions.
Single-track (all parts of the music + clips)
Segmented tracks (separate all parts of music + clips)
Then, of course, 5.1/2.0 mixes.

Is bumping a thread frowned upon on The Shrine??

I feel like this is an important thread that shouldn't get buried. Lol Guess I am biased. Anyways, if bumping is not allowed, I do apologize.

Is bumping a thread frowned upon on The Shrine??

Sort of is if the sole intent is to "bump".

Generally, it's just better to contribute notable conversation material.
It'll resurface when I get around to posting new material.

I've just woke up from a long day yesterday with family so i can get back on track.

Once I finish my coffee.

I also just bought The Goonies on blu-ray, so going give that a watch and see if the end credits (or opening) is any good to use.

thanks for MAMA .. amazing

cool idea!
thanks a lot for all projects!
May I propose
The Holiday[2006]
Dragon Hunters[2008]
and ...all IMAX movies :)

all IMAX movies

I hope you realize that's a small number.

I won't be doing IMAX documentary/films (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMAX_films).
Or remastered for IMAX (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMAX_DMR_films) (ie. fake-IMAX; which is most movies released in IMAX theaters).

But, the ones actually filmed with IMAX cameras, sure.
IMAX - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAX#Feature_films_partially_shot_on_IMAX_cameras)

EDIT: Well, yes, some of the DMR films are on the list.
But I won't list them as IMAX films.

A few more (each has its own thread as well):



Password for all: FLACIT!

The Rite Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!wkwClBqb!dVA7Z7ZqaGaDWyJKoGG135cf5rzyQ_zcEpmZEgy kb-A

The Omen Intro & Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!dpZTwQSS!nc_gS1AlLSbMVlwAjPHy-iDLXxUrrV5OpWOc3Gw0lnk

The Twilight Saga: New Moon Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Y05HERzC!KgTVTtfrqbqARBJrgOWHHH-VeRw4lGZNCsUwFbG_R6A

Nice. I love End credits (and opening too!)!

More (each has its own thread as well):



Password for all: FLACIT!

All-Star Superman Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!5h4wVDLB!lalLPCx-IFSVdFo1ePsNB9nMsm5_WdbYZP6hZfEFRXw

The Exorcism of Emily Rose Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!c5A1nR5b!BBptk83LPFMVoNam9yEK0JIWGNUcz_B5kFToGPJ Prr4

More animated movies (each has its own thread as well):



Password for all: FLACIT!

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!4hhgDD4D!FqmB4b-B8qK0CLHwnC4i-cI4fGv955zNFqPHkiBHzuM

Batman: Under the Red Hood Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!l8Q3RSSI!fmWapCoxhSwBECqg-KVRqnbSNsJEjpKgNjIHFlyQCV4

Justice League: Doom Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!V1pRkS5Q!IcBd7vbmVu8NNnTCuxn-LAg7TM_587ebxiPT2keO7IQ

Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Y1ZCjbSD!hi46TugXgvxa_dS25ao0x-9-l9PXVVkDMzymAUVxBWY

Justice League: War Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!F8xn1LiD!Ol8wgHhYijqyZEztVkgs09d56K0BJMNG2b06iXR-WJ4

Superman/Batman: Apocalypse Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!5wBCDCLA!Pc99B1zzDZ3ed7qkPfacucPm0AQBwgttzS9H1wH B1dY

Superman: Brainiac Attacks Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!RhAkDIib!gDzPQSs6d90H5LEfdmvkZlWyAE-8mPBT5rK3Kk6AXAM

Superman: Unbound Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!E9JkzTKJ!M7yny9Mc-r6SB8F3GHNH-lMeq3z0K505KTeSJHchD8U

I won't be doing IMAX documentary/films (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMAX_films).

so sad...
thanx anyway!

Great thread! Also if you want to add other people's upload's, the credits' music for Captain America: The Winter Soldier has been uploaded here - Thread 173234

On post #14

Great thread! Also if you want to add other people's upload's, the credits' music for Captain America: The Winter Soldier has been uploaded here - Thread 173234

On post #14

I won't add it unless he explicitly posts (his links) in this thread or otherwise give me permission to.



Added:
Tribute�: Fjnanfag

General movies
Series
Animated



Also revised the listing to use spoilers for each section.
Cover pictures are still spoilered, so you have two layers of spoilers. : inception_emote~MustGOdeeper~ :

Also, moved article words (http://anonym.to/?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_%28grammar%29) (A, An, The, etc) to the end of the title to sanely alphabetize.




so sad...
thanx anyway!

You also have to realize there are over 300 IMAX films; 327, to be exact.
Not even half of them have had a Blu-ray transfer.

And, for a lot of the ones that did, they can't be found so widely available unless I buy them.
Which, I have no interest in doing.

I see some titles on there that are on my "eventually" list.
But I need to make room on my externals, so what's on the immediate list will get higher priority until I can afford the space for some of the others.

Fantasia 2000 is on there, Eventually�.

Added more info for "Becoming a Tribute" and more about making requests.

Generally, check to make sure it's on blu-ray.
Make sure it's popular! Small industries and small studio releases aren't likely to pop up on most sites.
The word "request" isn't necessarily a function that makes me do anything.
Or even access everything.

Request Template (Copy/Paste/Rename):



Movie_Title

Artist

Year

Do you think that it could be possible to get 300 Rise of an Empire end credits song, remix of War Pig by Black Sabbath?

300 Rise of an Empire

Yeah, that can go on the list.
Since they're licensed artists (commercial radio type music; not film composing), I'll do my best to name them as artist/track.
I'll use IMDb to cross-reference.



So things have been delayed on my end due to computer reformatting.
Reformatted my third laptop, had to seriously update my second one.

And also helping out a friend with his, too.

Things will be back on track by Monday or Tuesday.

Do you think that it could be possible to get 300 Rise of an Empire end credits song, remix of War Pig by Black Sabbath?

Oooh really? That sounds interesting. I love that song. I'd like to hear it

I had always just assumed it was JunkieXL all the way through the movie.
I haven't finished watching it. Got 3 minutes into it each time.

I'll dig out the first one, too so it's a complete... "set"... duology.

Something to add:

Mark Motherbaugh - The LEGO Movie (2014) (https://mega.co.nz/#!mRNCwJpD!sWfxkHWhKg5s5PFgH-ZxcUhK0Ey5wMNC5wPTmuTGYho)
Password: special
Format: AC3 and MP3
Bitrate: AC3: CBR 384 kbps; MP3: CBR 320 kbps
Software used to EDIT: Audacity
Editing info: I had the AC3 file for the whole film, so I just cut out the end credits and exported them in its original bitrate (384).
Additional Info: Lossy source; this is from a Web-DL.

2 New Tributes:

Calidoran
TheSkeletonMan939



Added:


Star Trek Franchise [surround sound & stereo] (Calidoran)
The LEGO Movie (2014) [surround sound & stereo] (TheSkeletonMan939)

IMHO, the greatest closing credits ever are from Otto Preminger's "In Harm's Way." Released in 1965, there was no way to touch on America's anxiety over the atomic bomb in a film set in 1942. Leave it to credit designer Saul "Apex" Bass to smuggle the thought in during the closing crawl. A closing credit sequence should be more than just a musical walk-off signaling to the audience that it's time to vamoose. Not only does Bass continue on with the film's anti-war theme, he propels it two decades into the future. The sequence is also more visually stunning than most features. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OGVzjqoJ0Q

One more animated (has its own thread as well):



Password: FLACIT!

Superman vs. The Elite Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!5hA12QBB!oZ26CCtoraaSUmxFw-0766DQF_FrJ8IDh4QpY7zUbPQ

Regards.

The Lone Ranger
Hans Zimmer
2013



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Nice thread, guys. Thanks a lot. :D

I've downloaded the Hannibal end credits twice, but both times I get an incorrect password error, whether I type
sparktank myself or copy it from your box.

The Empire Strikes Back

I've downloaded the Hannibal end credits twice, but both times I get an incorrect password error, whether I type
sparktank myself or copy it from your box.

That is because I have a different pass for my releases.



Password for all my posts: FLACIT!


The Empire Strikes Back

See the opening post under the compilation section look for "Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros", or go here: Thread 170532

Regards.

That is because I have a different pass for my releases.



Password for all my posts: FLACIT!



See the opening post under the compilation section look for "Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros", or go here: Thread 170532

Regards.

Thanks - just figured out you use a different pass.

Can anyone rip the end Credits from Die Hard With A Vengeance and StarGate? Thanks in advance!

Stargate is already done, but not added here yet... enjoy :)

Thread 179603

Thanks a bunch! Any chance for:

Independence day
David Arnold
1996



Warriors of Virtue
Don Davis
1997


Thanks in advance!

One more (has its own thread as well):



Password: FLACIT!

Silent Hill: Revelation Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!94QUHDzK!AIVBcfRKz4uR4iz8Vhl4odXTcgg-BVW2Mon-XQ2IhSA

Great Thread! I would love it if you could do these:

.The Last Airbender
.James Newton Howard
.2010


.Edward Scissorhands
.Danny Elfman
.1990

Thanks!

Edward Scissorhands (among others)

Deep Impact End Credits - James Horner (stereo and surround)
Thread 179605

Edward Scissorhands End Credits - Danny Elfman (surround and stereo)
Thread 179695

E.T. End Credits - John Williams (surround and stereo)
Thread 179606

Inkheart End Credits - Eliza Bennett/Javier Navarrete (surround and stereo)
Thread 179602

Stargate End Credits - David Arnold (surround and stereo)
Thread 179603

Willow End Credits - James Horner (surround and stereo)
Thread 179604

More movies (were posted before--though not in this thread--but now updated with proper lossless rips. Has its own thread as well):



Password: FLACIT!

Pirates of the Caribbean Quadrilogy Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/0ae6c61afb

Agents of SHIELD End Credits (two versions), Bear McCreary, FLAC, Stereo & Surround
Thread 179712

More movies (each has its own thread as well):



Password for all: FLACIT!

The Gravedancers Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!d5QVSTBb!ej7zUh4RG6xt7k31CPxATSKILMJzXGOwbKXZi5C eZEc

The Last Exorcism Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8c73242f55

I second a Harry Potter 1-8 outros. Excellent work!

I second a Harry Potter 1-8 outros.

Thread 179431

Master and Commander outro would be a great one.

Highlander End Credits (A Kind of Magic) stereo & surround - Queen - Lossless FLAC from bluray 48/24

PW: R.Nash

Link stereo: https://mega.co.nz/#!aRBFlTAD!twZWdKns72MJHA54Zl9UNn1yiPeKlZ84sadyyKn Uspc
Link surround: https://mega.co.nz/#!uNJzAZqY!cjt67kKys5MLaVvUODmA2wSj2dXAi_m5hTMljEq i8AY


Dances with Wolves End Credits, stereo & surround - John Barry - Lossless FLAC from bluray 48/16

PW: toTonka

Link stereo: https://mega.co.nz/#!3VZxjQqT!Jr02hQE5GUB3VpOtyH5T2_06vFDE674n3RiGHGa-7z0
Link surround: https://mega.co.nz/#!WBRhEAbI!bYc8uzPYt61gWV1vAx5fhZs3BD7eYpZnxs19USE YU24

I have master and Commander End Credits. Link forthcoming...

To everybody working on, uploading, sharing & posting these awesome end credit suites, thank you!

I love this thread and appreciate all of the hard work you guys have done.

One more (has its own thread as well):



Password: FLACIT!

Red Dragon Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!R95VDKZC!wzMbgAhemJQQp8VwwNLKNDqu3uXm-qcbbtOf7o1tRvI

M&C: Far Side of the World End Credits.

https://mega.co.nz/#!M4IWiISY!m4Gw7IC1hq4gx5Y4t1q9Ys7JQoE4AwBlCj4vEY0 dU2A

Another one (has its own thread as well):



Password: FLACIT!

Hanna Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!k5hEGCJI!wXe6SIrNSP-W_dCVcRsp4M9P2j1xa4E01Q9xBrSVfnk

I would like to make a request please. :D


Salt
James Newton Howard
2010

M&C: Far Side of the World End Credits.

Thank you for this!

One from Disney (has its own thread as well):



Password: FLACIT!

Maleficent Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8951a849f9

A new one (in its own separate thread too):



Password: FLACIT!

Let Me In Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!8spjjbpC!hazgWCnxrnx1Q06ajVx2hx9LHqUK4bXkc6vN9QB Da5g

Regards.

POTC1234! Got it!

You're amazing!

Edge of Tomorrow End Credits (2 files)

Love Me Again (Film Version)
https://mega.co.nz/#!T0QAUZAC!dF8tN_S7p1u6NrRN-op79LjK-kTfW27JgpSlijssrqs
End Titles (Film Version)
https://mega.co.nz/#!KtQBmJQB!9KnHRW3aE-8SFI4FW4OCBULhQKu9ZNuZpuSpLYfoTgo

Process used:
Extracted using DVD Decrypter. Downmixed from 5.1 and edited in Audacity. Files are MP3 320

With Halloween coming up, a batch of modern horror movies: (Each has its own thread as well)



Password for all: FLACIT!

Deliver Us from Evil Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JpIXHYIJ!4ayDXPQcOh2Cn5zYMeewJQZD-sF01tRIJt00mXoPac0

Inside Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!NpJH0ZYK!c1auaL-bpoB1Ql9oXUsGmHWESvrJxoq8bMRZH2g_X3Y

Livid Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!wxgAGbYC!mTD7fsTjMzIz3wlV91MpOrRGUSXUoWikbJ2v9vj Vcew

Offspring Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!c8wFTLSK!MXH9K2gxoYlIORlfF50elU_s01-KVmmmMKZ20QjetmY

The Descent Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!lo5DkYII!WdYEIOqEm4qU9bnTmi5490Vgfc7kAqu6StIF-KpYG7k

The Shrine Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!opwVyRbY!k8kgMKxU6Uxzwday-GgwOMhIUCNQCdpTamAecfdbXYc

The Possession Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Jw5gDYaJ!fKVo_hTziMUF0bpX4bwGlTWdhQbB_sSCUf5AINH gdHQ

And here my previous uploads that have yet to be included in the OP: (For those who cannot be bothered to read the thread I guess)



Password for all: FLACIT!

Let Me In Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!8spjjbpC!hazgWCnxrnx1Q06ajVx2hx9LHqUK4bXkc6vN9QB Da5g

Maleficent Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8951a849f9

Superman vs. The Elite Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!5hA12QBB!oZ26CCtoraaSUmxFw-0766DQF_FrJ8IDh4QpY7zUbPQ

Silent Hill: Revelation Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!94QUHDzK!AIVBcfRKz4uR4iz8Vhl4odXTcgg-BVW2Mon-XQ2IhSA

Pirates of the Caribbean Quadrilogy Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/0ae6c61afb

The Gravedancers Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!d5QVSTBb!ej7zUh4RG6xt7k31CPxATSKILMJzXGOwbKXZi5C eZEc

The Last Exorcism Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8c73242f55

Red Dragon Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!R95VDKZC!wzMbgAhemJQQp8VwwNLKNDqu3uXm-qcbbtOf7o1tRvI

Hanna Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!k5hEGCJI!wXe6SIrNSP-W_dCVcRsp4M9P2j1xa4E01Q9xBrSVfnk

American Horror Story: Coven Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!g9g2xaRJ!1QGSJuh9Q9BUCA7hhevtj1ClUAZL0Zu-6U87ljpNVYI

Dead links I had to upload again: (Both my original thread and the original post in this thread that contained a link have been updated to the newest version)



Password: FLACIT!

Chaos Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!U54H2ZIQ!tFVdWUD-bMMMshwmQF9eVot4-e0_MSU3qSe3Df0Nn04

The Ring Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JkZRXZjI!uI4DuOlcZawT_CD47Ca2m-dPk-ljRboYNZ4FjMi4ntM

Endings which were cut short and therefore had to be updated: (Their original respective threads and my original posts in this one containing the links have been updated to the newest version. The latest ones have the following total lengths: Star Wars: The Complete Saga (48:03), The Exorcism of Emily Rose (04:43), The Rite (04:15). These lengths have also been included in the appropriate "Reason for Editing" sections beneath the posts)



Password: FLACIT!

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/da73e2912c

The Exorcism of Emily Rose Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!c5A1nR5b!BBptk83LPFMVoNam9yEK0JIWGNUcz_B5kFToGPJ Prr4

The Rite Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!wkwClBqb!dVA7Z7ZqaGaDWyJKoGG135cf5rzyQ_zcEpmZEgy kb-A

EVERY LINK PRESENTED IN THIS POST IS NEWER THAN THE LATEST UPDATE OF THE OPENING POST AND HAVE THEREFORE NOT YET BEEN INCLUDED OR EDITED.

Enjoy listening!

Regards.

X-Men: Days of Future Past End Titles (Film Version)

Ripped from my DVD (except for the first 13-16 seconds which I took from the album because the DVD wasn't clean).

https://mega.co.nz/#!Dxh1zBRT!hxUp2QQ8M3ruSoe_Y0yRlez779B0M3_YLdyiPrT LzQA

Process used:
Extracted using DVD Decrypter. Downmixed from 5.1 and edited in Audacity. File is MP3 320

I've been gone a long time.

Things have... changed.

I'll update thread after a coffee refill.

May ask for these ones? :)


Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Patrick Doyle
2011


or


Skyfall
Thomas Newman
2012

I've been gone a long time. Things have... changed.
new face :)

I have edited post #80 with three new links to downloads I had already uploaded before but due to me being careless had their ending cut short a few seconds. All the other posts in this thread I made are altered where necessary too.

I apologize for the sloppiness.

Regards.

Keep up the great work!

- The Fountain
- Clint Mansell
- 2006

man of steel... 5.1 ending?

man of steel... 5.1 ending?

Eventually™.

it's going to be a messy mix because all the cues just blend into the next. There's no real solid way to cut it cleanly.
but there will be a 5.1 version sooner or later.

-World War Z
-Muse, Marco Beltrami
-2013

If possible, start at the music behind the last VO from Pitt which goes into the credits spliced Muse songs. Thanks.

-World War Z
-Muse, Marco Beltrami
-2013

If possible, start at the music behind the last VO from Pitt which goes into the credits spliced Muse songs. Thanks.

Eventually™.

There's a folder of BD rips (actual BD disc rips) that are getting worked on right now.
Also sorting out half a dozen externals to make things look easier to look for.

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I also want to revamp this thread to make it easier to naviate to different sections.

The first post will link to other posts with links.
I'll modify existing posts I made to have different downloads.
One post all my downloads, everyone gets their own post with directory links.

And the directory links will be the first thing you see in the first post, followed by spoilered, detailed, technical information.



The other requests will get listed and examined pending further availability.

When this next batch comes out, the requests will get worked on as much as possible.

I know this is not the end credits, but has anyone ever tried to make a film version (with choir) of ''Flow Like Water'' from the Last Airbender using the complete score?

Could I request a tutorial for doing this, removing vocals from surround tracks and cutting the required length audio out from video files using eac3to. The basic stuff excluding the equalizing , etc. basically just isolating the score out. Or has this already been done, I tried searching to no avail.

Could I request a tutorial for doing this, removing vocals from surround tracks and cutting the required length audio out from video files using eac3to. The basic stuff excluding the equalizing , etc. basically just isolating the score out. Or has this already been done, I tried searching to no avail.

There's a few threads on this. Really old, though.

I don't do extensive editing.
In case of Iron Man 3, the post-credits scene has dialogue in the center channel only so that was all I edited. The surrounding channels were just music so I didn't have to do much.

In case of movies like Man of Steel where music cues segue into the next cue for the end credits, I leave for last or not do at all.
Trying to decide where to cut and fade-in the music to sound natural isn't easy.


But, I don't do excessive editing like a lot of the BRrip soundtracks here.

Thanks for your input, you old fart.


IMHO, the greatest closing credits ever are from Otto Preminger's "In Harm's Way." Released in 1965, there was no way to touch on America's anxiety over the atomic bomb in a film set in 1942. Leave it to credit designer Saul "Apex" Bass to smuggle the thought in during the closing crawl. A closing credit sequence should be more than just a musical walk-off signaling to the audience that it's time to vamoose. Not only does Bass continue on with the film's anti-war theme, he propels it two decades into the future. The sequence is also more visually stunning than most features. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OGVzjqoJ0Q

Great thread! I plan to contribute to this... eventually™.

A series this time (has its own thread):



Password: FLACIT!

American Horror Story: Coven Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!g9g2xaRJ!1QGSJuh9Q9BUCA7hhevtj1ClUAZL0Zu-6U87ljpNVYI

Enjoy!

Regards.

Great work.

I never had enough room to grab a remux of this series and no one did any encodes with the lossless audio.

I don't own the others on Blu-ray though, but would like to rip the music of those as well. I especially like the season 4 version of the main theme.

Regards.

It'll be some time before 4 hits bluray.


I'm not even finished watching season 2. So much happened and too many new things happened the closer it got to the end of the season.

I'd like to make a request, and hope it's possible: The Lord of the Rings, Extended Editions. When the credits for the fan club begins, there is a lot more music that isn't in the recording sessions, even an alternate "The Road Goes Ever On" from Fellowship. I don't know if it's possible to get them, I hope so.

The Lord of the Rings, Extended Editions

They are. But the audio is in DTS-ES 6.1, so I won't be providing the original 6.1 audio.
I'll only provide 5.1 downmix and stereo downmix.

Eventually~
So caught up on so many things right now.

You have no idea how hard it is to keep 7 externals organized. With only 2 "USB 3.0" ports / 5 "2.0 USB" ports.

Just to give an idea of how much I have to filter out (duplicates, outdated, etc), rename, move, sort, etc...
Just one of my externals with movies, music, games and software.



There's also folders named "Work" with a bunch of incomplete projects.
The End Credits project is spanned across several externals, so I'm trying to syphon things to make room and keep things as consolidated as much as possible.
Even just converting movies to smaller files and DVD's so I can toss the remuxes for movies that I don't want to keep in original format.

Every week, even if I spend about 4 hours a day, there's still lots do for each folder.
And, then there's always updates on software and avisynth-related info, too (scripts, plugins, etc).

And I thought I was busy. Well, if they sound great the downmixes, don't sound like hollow or something, that would be just brilliant!

Spark may I ask--just out of curiosity--what those +100K files are primarily made up of? Those are lots of files with an even more impressive amount of folders yet they are not that large in terms of disc space. In contrast, if I take my "Z:\" drive it has 115.106 files over just 3,207 folders (2.31TB) which is more than 99% music, and in line with what you made a screenshot of save for the amount of folders. But if I take my video files its 6.6TB with only about 200 folders, completely disproportionate to the former. So exactly how does your "J:\" drive contain remuxes?

No criticism, just curiosity.

Regards.

Spark may I ask--just out of curiosity--what those +100K files are primarily made up of?

:laugh: Craploads of software updates, games, music and editing projects:


My music folder is a mess right now because I'm slowly filtering out dupes and keeping upgrades.

J:\Music
88,259 Files, 5,087 Folders
1.03 TB (1,142,431,629,312 bytes)

Bandcamp.com
EAC Rips
Edits
Friends
FTP
Game Rips
HD_Digital
HD_Other
HD_SACD
Lossless
Lossy
Purchases
Samples
SFX
Surround Sound
Unsorted
Unsorted (No Albums)



J:\Music\Lossless\
60,891 Files, 3,640 Folders
743 GB (798,651,985,920 bytes)
Broadway, Musical, Stage
Classical
Edits
Holiday
No Share
Other
Other (No Albums)
Soundtrack (Film)
Soundtrack (Film)(No Albums)
Soundtrack (Game)
Soundtrack (Musicals)
Soundtrack (TV)
Trailer - Production
Trailer - Production (No Albums)
Trailer Stems
Unsorted
Unsorted (No Albums)
Unsorted_HD_SurroundSound
World (International) Music


J:\Music\Lossless\Soundtrack (Film)
23,095 Files, 1,256 Folders
270 GB (289,925,255,168 bytes)

Album
Alternate Editions
Anniversary Editions
Bootleg
Box Sets, Volumes
Compilations, Covers
Complete
Expanded
FYC
International Releases
Isolated Score
Promo
Recording Sessions
Rejected Scores
Singles
Unreleased, Unused, Additional


J:\Music\Lossless\Soundtrack (Film)\Album
10,462 Files, 733 Folders
133 GB (143,491,080,192 bytes)
(not going to list these, look how many folders!!!)


I'm still trying to find a decent way to sort the albums.
And then trip down the excess thumb.db/folder.jpg/other_thumbnails(hidden_as_system_files)/etc
Archive covers, cue/log and artwork, etc.

There's even another folder of lossless music from my older external...
J:\Import\Music\Lossless\Soundtrack (Film)\Album
12,078 Files, 807 Folders
134 GB (144,474,066,944 bytes)

There's bound to be repeats, but I want to check manually.
Some folders will be as single-images, or different formats.
One may be tagged the way I like it or not at all.
I'm not leaving anything up to automated processes.

A couple full bluray movies in BDMV_Folder structure.
They need to be remuxed, but I need to find the proper playlist, as they're obfusticated so there's over 20 playlists to cross-refernce/check before I finalize which version to keep.
There's also some TV BD's that need remuxing.
230GB.1

There's a folder filled with Avisynth related crap.
Installers, plugins/filters (archived and extracted), examples, samples, scripts, saved site information from doom9, saved .txt files with snippets of information, past projects for reference, source files in case I want to try learn to compile my own from scratch. This severely needs to be sorted. There's outdated versions I can scrap, but need to check which ones I want to keep for legacy-purposes, etc.
J:\AviSynth
1,425 Files, 186 Folders
3.00 GB (3,222,945,792 bytes)

Games. This one is a bit tedious and redundant, me thinks.
With all the mods/addons/updates/versions/etc.
PC, emulator, console-copies (I want to extract sfx from them).
411 GB (441,875,107,840 bytes)
7,726 Files, 1,118 Folders
So, so, so much.
And a lot of the games I have archived on disc, but I want to do a hash check on the discs to make sure they're still good.
Or just burn to new discs and replace the old ones.

Software is the worst of all.
SO many updates/patches/versions/variations/etc.
Even for just archival purposes in case I want to use it at some point.
Different versions of audio/video editors. A lot of freeware/opensource too. Compiling/developing stuff, just in case.
SDK's, sources, etc.
I need to really crop this down for deprecated versions.
202 GB (217,891,237,888 bytes)
6,790 Files, 999 Folders

A lot of them are not archived, because I need to sort them into new folders and reduce the overall number of folders (portable software) so I don't have to click through so many.
Rename them to user-friendly titles for clarity. Move all sources to new folder. Trim down a lot of the additional language supports (if it doesn't break general usage).
Since a lot of it is open source, there's a million different updates/versions to use, so I'm trying to archive a number of them for testing purposes.
Quite a few game-ripping utilities. A lot of old softare I've had for a long time that's barely named properly and have no idea what they are or what they do. :erm:

A "Work" Folder used for audio editing (End Credits, BDtoDVD conversions for AC3/DTS audio tracks, ringtones, personal encodes in AAC), video editing (BDtoDVD so a lot of finished encodes in M2V that still need audio converted, chapters copied and subtitles converted for DVD use). A few lossless intermediate files (converting BDtoDVD using Avisynth to resize in high bit depth precision; takes about 4-10 hours to create lossless intermediate with very HQ precision).
Converting BD audio to DTS for DVD is the most tedious. I don't use the regular 1509 for DVD conversions. That's too much for a wee DVD-9, so I don't extract cores. Instead I convert to the 756 DTS formats for DVD.
BD -> eac3to_to_W64 -> FFMPEG_to_WAV -> WAV_to_ffdcaenc -> ffdcaenc_to_DVD.
Such a long process as eac3to WAV isn't compatible with ffdcaenc.

A crap load of snippets of movies to test various Avisynth plugins/filters and do some test encodings with different things to do (interpolating to 48fps and various funky things).
DVD conversions to MKV (that I'm happy with; Legend of Zelda personal DVD's. I hate all encodes out there of this series).
Some photoshop projects from back in the day, too.

Work Folder:
249 GB (268,291,743,744 bytes)
1,039 Files, 156 Folders
.MakeMKV
_Info
2BG_Kitty
3D
4K
8bit_to_10bit_[BT2020]
10bit
60fps
480
480p
720p
1080i
1080p
Audio
AVS
AVS Scripts
Batch
Batch Scripts
Calculator
CCE
Clips
Compare
DGI
DVD
FFindex
ffmpeg build
Fingerprint
Hannibal
HCenc
HCenc Logs
HCenc_Batch
Heat Heist
Logs
LOZ01
MKVvalidator Logs
MXF_DCP
Past Projects
Past_Projects
Pics
plugins
Project Files
Samples
Sherlock_S3
Subs
Subtitles
SUP
Test
Trailers
vidEnc
Video
WAV
x264_10bit

And just some blu-ray audio rips.
J:\Blu-Ray Audio
23.1 GB (24,846,954,496 bytes)
14 Files, 3 Folders
...James Bond\
...Les Miserables [DTS-HDMA]\
...The Last Samurai [TrueHD]\
Hugo 3D.mka
Tron Legacy.mka
Hugo 3D_chapters.ogm
Hugo 3D_chapters.xml

I keep a remux of the North American Tron Legacy (Canada, should be the as USA transfer) audio as it's got a lot of clipping issues so always have it handy for samples.

Oh yeah, and porn. Porn too.


In a nut shell.

Trying to consolidate all music, games, pics, porn and work projects to this external.
All movies, encodes and TV shows need to be moved.

The other ones are filled mostly with BD remuxes (movies and TV), some anime, some games, some music and TV DVD series.
Mostly BD remuxes though.

EDIT: I'll also throw in that anything that's "7.1 (strange setup)" on BD's with upscaled audio, takes up way more space as I have to use MakeMKV to remux the video and convert the audio to FLAC then work from there.

Also, remuxing 3DBD.iso takes up nearly double the space, as most of them are copied using AnyDVD so I have create new folder, copy all EXCEPT the Slysoft! folder and let MakeMKV remux it, as nothing else will remux with MVC (right-eye/3D data).
Thankfully, as soon as I got a 3.0 USB upgrade, that moved a long much smoother.

The Fellowship of the Ring (theatrical & extended), Howard Shore, 2001, BluRay-rip (24 bit 48 kHz), stereo & surround, FLAC

The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (theatrical version) 07:08

Stereo
PW: NoBombadilAtAll
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!uN40HIoY!LXcLryY_sizHvCAm0QUIjYSl8IBHcI41CF5k81f TS0Y
Surround
PW: NoBombadilAtAll
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!PUISVZiD!3E7UIwJkCgRQns6D4WLkG5siMJyXOrgbM-R_H5ug2YY

The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended version) 26:59

1. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 1 (4:00)
2. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 2 (3:10)
3. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 3 (2:58)
4. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 4 (4:09)
5. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 5 (3:11)
6. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 6 (2:44)
7. The Fellowship of the Ring End Credits (extended), Pt 7 (6:47)

Stereo
PW: NoBombadilAtAll
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!3Z4hjZCA!ciumxpfaNATPtTIRaT4pEEiiDFtV847t-NUXilVT9M8
Surround
PW: NoBombadilAtAll
Links:
https://mega.co.nz/#!bVZglTTA!DmEe_UYiaNrh71so6w6V1cA7typEgIUyNRjS78R g9pU
https://mega.co.nz/#!XMJgwRjQ!mkM_6ncsXAZgIX8Fejc71afCKKYLoKo1WhN67hV v9pU

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The Two Towers (theatrical & extended), Howard Shore, 2002, BluRay-rip (24 bit 48 kHz), stereo & surround, FLAC

The Two Towers End Credits (theatrical version) 08:06

Stereo
PW: 1down8togo
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!qc5W1T7S!4DOCAgAAjJLIv_D1gJKHDj1a4wGpBgPC0YPe2aw FwuA
Surround
PW: 1down8togo
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!vQYBwYLA!Z_oqyYtkjjbwe_dZNIJW9nIDzXSZfZyRLb6Uzjb QMX8

The Two Towers End Credits (extended version) 21:02

1. The Two Towers End Credits (extended), Pt 1 (9:32)
2. The Two Towers End Credits (extended), Pt 2 (2:53)
3. The Two Towers End Credits (extended), Pt 3 (8:37)

Stereo
PW: 1down8togo
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!bNQVEQ5I!UmNn2Zg7kUG1XVZ3yyw9J4kOhK5Gyt1rlOC-cZF3Vzc
Surround
PW: 1down8togo
Links:
https://mega.co.nz/#!KYBHBKRb!3x6zKH_0SlxbT8J5QYkQ7QEpzgr_PsYmWGyHnk7 RS_8
https://mega.co.nz/#!DB5ADRjb!ffjqD72CDIKNYJ8hzMuEYJ0L7xMT-SRIfeoQwtPfNDo

---------- Post added at 10:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:31 AM ----------

The Return of the King (theatrical & extended), Howard Shore, 2003, BluRay-rip (24 bit 48 kHz), stereo & surround, FLAC

The Return of the King End Credits (theatrical version) 08:41

Stereo
PW: TooManyEndings
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!2QpUTKTb!SQKI5Uo0M2P5CR-VQvFOgDYFNW0I5l8d9IemY5pEcOE
Surround
PW: TooManyEndings
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!mQx1CQ4a!eGwmlJQhO7_b1Yz6GNJOOKUu1LqEzN_dpPhPo6y-m0M


The Return of the King End Credits (extended version) 21:30

1. The Return of the King End Credits (extended), Pt 1 (5:17)
2. The Return of the King End Credits (extended), Pt 2 (5:51)
3. The Return of the King End Credits (extended), Pt 3 (10:22)

Stereo
PW: TooManyEndings
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!zZRFWZqK!P7Ct0EXVsJycrvTV6cVnRxNcwAr0AHlYPbGlD7m QgZ0
Surround
PW: TooManyEndings
Links:
https://mega.co.nz/#!2FoQCByB!Pd-LYGeKx_SHnlzXKYnIrYCOT9zgxTdV4c1FDBeVh-k
https://mega.co.nz/#!LZw2FSQa!90GmVA4d5qLpMc2zTrQ7kvl1rDolni7IeRQJf7n 8EkM

---------- Post added at 10:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:32 AM ----------

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Howard Shore, 2012, BluRay-rip (24 bit 48 kHz), stereo & surround, FLAC

The theatrical and extended versions are identical.

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey End Credits - 10:03

Stereo & surround
PW: PreSmaug_2012
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!FVZHlZLJ!cDgLsRHavY9Le8guimkgDjfYpVglWDJIYCD6nZa J_Zo

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The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Howard Shore, 2013, BluRay-rip (24 bit 48 kHz), stereo & surround, FLAC

Same here - no differences in the music between the theatrical and extended version.

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug End Credits 10:17

Stereo
PW: MoreBeorn
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!GUJQCQyZ!yeUcyhJXcIspQawA6neENto8yF-m0N3qbn--vqVrDuY
Surround
PW: MoreBeorn
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!eQJHzDRZ!NHxdLABQJtHtJNAe7dDCXn-xNvOgr9P6BNn8gmlMeCQ

Very nice work! Saves me all the trouble :laugh:

I've only got the extended editions, props on the Theatrical cuts.
Remuxing the second discs for the EE would be time consuming. My drive only rips at 4x, which takes about 30-60 minutes per movie.

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The theatrical and extended versions are identical.

That's kind of surprising for The Hobbit.
I wonder if the text is the same for the credits, too.

Like if you were in theaters, you'd catch Thrain's name in the EE of TDoS in the end credits.
Or if they change the scroll speed between the two and changed the text for the two.

For the LOTR trilogy, the EE weren't released well after the Theatrical had its run, no?
I guess they're cutting corners with The Hobbit doing it like this.

Pitty, I'd much rather have more music composed for the EE of The Hobbits. :sad:

Well, these are from the BluRays... i guess what played in the theatres would be the same, but since i didn't stay to listen i can't say for sure.

lol omg.

I put on TBOTFA deluxe album and the queued up the end credits for the LTOR trilogy and the two Hobbits.
Run time for the end credits: 1:29:58.876 (259 146 057 samples)

This really helped me get some things done.
Thanks again for the hard work. :)

J:\Music
88,259 Files, 5,087 Folders
1.03 TB (1,142,431,629,312 bytes)

J:\Music\Lossless\
60,891 Files, 3,640 Folders
743 GB (798,651,985,920 bytes)

J:\Music\Lossless\Soundtrack (Film)
23,095 Files, 1,256 Folders
270 GB (289,925,255,168 bytes)

J:\Music\Lossless\Soundtrack (Film)\Album
10,462 Files, 733 Folders
133 GB (143,491,080,192 bytes)
(not going to list these, look how many folders!!!)

There's even another folder of lossless music from my older external...
J:\Import\Music\Lossless\Soundtrack (Film)\Album
12,078 Files, 807 Folders
134 GB (144,474,066,944 bytes)

There's also some TV BD's that need remuxing.
230GB.1

J:\AviSynth
1,425 Files, 186 Folders
3.00 GB (3,222,945,792 bytes)

Games.
411 GB (441,875,107,840 bytes)
7,726 Files, 1,118 Folders

Software
202 GB (217,891,237,888 bytes)
6,790 Files, 999 Folders

Work Folder:
249 GB (268,291,743,744 bytes)
1,039 Files, 156 Folders



J:\Blu-Ray Audio
23.1 GB (24,846,954,496 bytes)
14 Files, 3 Folders

I keep a remux of the North American Tron Legacy (Canada, should be the as USA transfer) audio as it's got a lot of clipping issues so always have it handy for samples.

Oh yeah, and porn. Porn too.
[/spoiler]

That's a lot of stuff. I can imagine the drives right now.
I've had every one of my portable drives fail on me. Any recommendations on storing data like this at these sizes?

Any recommendations on storing data like this at these sizes?

Keep defragmenting.
Replace your externals after some time.
Use monitoring software for your drives to check their health.
Try not to move the external around. Keep it well ventilated and out of direct sunlight.
Don't have it plugged into your PC 24/7, only when you need it.
Unplug it from the PC whenever you install/update any software, especially Windows updates.
Don't use portable software on it, don't install anything to it.
Every 6-12 months or so, wipe the free space, defrag and wipe the free space again (since defragging moves that data and frees up previously occupied segments).

Portables, you have to be careful how you carry it.
It's not like a zippo lighter with a hard case.
It's more like a pack of cigarettes with a dinky cardboard case.

I've not had a drive fail on me yet (knock on wood).
I don't know how so many people ruin their drives or what they do.

Check for firmware updates (empty drive before installing in case you lost everything after firmware update).
Western Digital has a firmware update i could probably use, but I need to back it up completely first to ensure I don't lose any data.

Also, never use the crap software that comes with it.
It's all automated and very limited in how you can customize what you want backed up.
Automated processes/schedules spend too much time trying to synchronize data.
If you alter one file somewhere, you could easily lose it on the other device, depending what snychs first and what the rules for synching are.
A lot of people will use the software that comes with it, anyway. Since it's a lot to do it manually.

Also, keep all your antivirus/antimalware up to date, as you can easily infect your externals if you're not diligent.

Thank you again Calidoran!

Added:
John Wick (2014) (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/end-credits-john-wick-2014-%5B24-48%5D-185149/#post2876812)
FLAC; 7.1 & 2.0; 24bit; 48kHz

*sigh* So many updates and re-organizing to do. :coffee:

Added:
Skyfall (2012) (Thread 185154)
FLAC; 5.1 & 2.0; 24bit; 48kHz

*sigh* Still so much to do. :espresso:

EDIT:
Added:
Bunraku (2010) (Thread 185157)
FLAC; 5.1 & 2.0; 24bit; 48kHz

Added:
Black Swan (2010) (Thread 185158)
FLAC; 5.1 & 2.0; 24bit; 48kHz

Added:
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) (Thread 185195)
FLAC; 5.1 & 2.0; 24bit; 48kHz

Just an update:

Iron Man 3 is ready to up.
Just looking into hosts.

Transformers films are being worked on. Half of it, at least.
The first 2 films are just commercially lincensed music, so I won't be ripping those.
The LP songs are mixed to be a theater experience, with all the cutaways and sfx.
A large portion of how the song starts out for each film is blended in with the final scene of the movie, carried right into the end credits.
Sfx of all sorts, dialogue, etc.

Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon has some score at the very end.
About 2min. worth of score.
I'm not usually all for ripping anything that short.

But since this is Jablonsky, and 7.1, I'm going to do it, anyway.

I believe there's score in AoE.
That will need to be converted using FFMPEG.

I also see in my folders that need to be worked on...

Hulk_2003
Hulk_2008
Punisher_1989
Punisher_2004
Punisher_2008

All of those will butchered. In some form or fashion.
A lot of them contain sfx, film mixing, or just commercially licensed music.

So, I'll have to try see what works best.
Most of Punisher 2004/2008 is nothing but commercial music.
But there are some parts that are worth keeping.

Punisher 2004 will get the guitar assassin solo'ed.
The mix for the film doesn't alter the volume in any way (ie. when the camera turns away from the assassin and looks at Thomas Jane, there's no change in audio to accomodate the camera position).

Sparktank or Calidoran, or anybody else that has ripped any end credit suites on here; have any of you ripped the end credits music for Halloween III: Season of the Witch? I know the expanded score has the Chariots of Pumpkins cue, which is essentially the same. But the end credits are slightly shorter and also don't have the sharp, synth zaps or stingers.

Currently working on:
Tron: Legacy End Credits (7.1 - amazing mix, by the way)
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Opening and End Credits (5.1)
Cloverfield End Credits (5.1)
The last two have some unnecessary SFX and will need some editing. Fortunately, they're easy to get rid of.
All sourced from BD DTS-HD MA decoded with eac3to and Arcsoft. :)

Halloween III: Season of the Witch

I only have the Rob Zombie Halloween films in my collection (I think).
I definitely don't have any of the original series, or interest.
Someone else will have to take this one up.


The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Opening and End Credits (5.1)

The USA remake?
Looking forward to this one, I remember checking the opening titles and loving that it was very clean to edit.

I've got the extended versions for the original Swedish versions.
IIRC, the Swedish opening titles have sfx and some voices (screaming or whatever).


Cloverfield

I have an edited version of Cloverfield on-hand.
The sfx can't be removed entirely, but it can be trimmed down significantly.
It's also TrueHD, is it not?


All sourced from BD DTS-HD MA decoded with eac3to and Arcsoft. :)

What version is your Arcsoft decoder?
Particularly, the "dtsdecoderdll.dll" ? The specific date of the version.

V1.1.0.0 (dated April 24, 2008) is the most succesful version used, to date.
Last known updated version of 1.1.0.9 is largely untested, and already shown to exhibit some limitations compared to v1.1.0.0.

Thanks for the reply Sparktank! I ripped the DVD credits years (probably in '06) ago, but they sound like garbage compared to the expanded score and the blu-ray. Figured I'd ask, since I never got the BR.

Sparktank or Calidoran, or anybody else that has ripped any end credit suites on here; have any of you ripped the end credits music for Halloween III: Season of the Witch? I know the expanded score has the Chariots of Pumpkins cue, which is essentially the same. But the end credits are slightly shorter and also don't have the sharp, synth zaps or stingers.


I only have the Rob Zombie Halloween films in my collection (I think).
I definitely don't have any of the original series, or interest.
Someone else will have to take this one up.

I don't have it on either DVD or BluRay. And i'm not that interested in downloading a complete bluray-rip, but i can download a 720P bluray-rip and have a go at that one. Not sure what quality it will be

Halloween.III.Season.of.the.Witch.1982.720p.BluRay .x264-PSYCHD

and i'm also not sure when i can be done (migrating between computers right now, LOTS of TBs to be checked and transfered and then lots of software to be installed and set up the right way) but if you are patient i can do that :) but i'll leave it open if someone else wants to step in?

The USA remake?

Yes!




I have an edited version of Cloverfield on-hand.
The sfx can't be removed entirely, but it can be trimmed down significantly.
It's also TrueHD, is it not?


That's right, I forgot.



What version is your Arcsoft decoder?
Particularly, the "dtsdecoderdll.dll" ? The specific date of the version.

V1.1.0.0 (dated April 24, 2008) is the most succesful version used, to date.
Last known updated version of 1.1.0.9 is largely untested, and already shown to exhibit some limitations compared to v1.1.0.0.

Wow... I know the best one is 1.1.0.0 (it's the only one that can handle the outdated format DTS-ES flawlessly), I've been using it for months, but I just checked and realized I've been using 1.1.0.9 for the past few weeks. Weird. I had forgotten about it. I have backups of most versions, so I'll revert to 1.1.0.0. Thanks for bringing that into my attention!

Halloween.III.Season.of.the.Witch.1982.720p.BluRay .x264-PSYCHD

Did a search. It'll be the DTS core only.

But, having a look around, I can only find a 720p encode.
Not too many remuxes available or encodes with lossless DTS audio.
Finding a franchise pack is also pretty hard to find in original audio quality.

That one will have to do for now, until someone with better source can provide.

Did a search. It'll be the DTS core only.

But, having a look around, I can only find a 720p encode.
Not too many remuxes available or encodes with lossless DTS audio.
Finding a franchise pack is also pretty hard to find in original audio quality.

That one will have to do for now, until someone with better source can provide.

Warning: The DTS in the blu-ray is actually stereo.

Halloween III: Season of the Witch Blu-ray: Collector's Edition (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Halloween-III-Season-of-the-Witch-Blu-ray/24433/)

I don't have it on either DVD or BluRay. And i'm not that interested in downloading a complete bluray-rip, but i can download a 720P bluray-rip and have a go at that one. Not sure what quality it will be

Halloween.III.Season.of.the.Witch.1982.720p.BluRay .x264-PSYCHD

and i'm also not sure when i can be done (migrating between computers right now, LOTS of TBs to be checked and transfered and then lots of software to be installed and set up the right way) but if you are patient i can do that :) but i'll leave it open if someone else wants to step in?


I'm in no rush at all and am super patient and just grateful that it's even a consideration at this point. If and when you can ever get to it is totally fine with me. I'm sure that file you have sounds better than what I ripped nearly 10 years ago from the original DVD release.

Thank you for replying guys and whenever you have time is totally fine with me. I just wanted to make the request.


Keep up the phenomenal work. This thread is my favorite here on the Shrine. I just love end credit suites and am glad others such as you guys are equally passionate about the music; specifically end credits. :-)

Coming very, very, very soon.
Just giving some final touches...

Anna Kerineienia
Guardians of the Galaxy (Main Menu)
BH6
Aves Homo Sapien
T3: DOTM
T4: AOE
Edge of Tomorrow's Groundhog's Days of Future Past

Also probably going to do all 5 live-action Spiderman films, too.
TAS2 is trimmed.
TAS1 and the 3 crybaby movies need to be trimmed. And reviewed. I know TAS has a lot of commercial music, but TAS2 has a bit Electro in surround sound.

EDIT: Reviewing Birdman...

Given the nature and style behind the making of the film, the end credits (as well as the opening) has some city-life ambience to it.
Sfx of people talking, cars passing by, cops on walkie talkies, etc or megaphones.
Some distinct swearing in it. So I'm going to have to put a rating label on it.

"Rated F for extensive usage of the swear word...
fuck
Listener discretion is advised."

The opening credits also has some minor dialogue preceeding the drums.
I suspect this the director collaberating with the composer/drummer.

The last musical cue at the end of the film segues/crossfades harshly with the end credit music.
There's also 2 sets of laughter: Gwen Stacy's laugh and a secondary laugh that doesn't match Emma Stone's own pitch and characterization.

I'm considering it keeping her laugh in with the secondary laugh, as it all would match the background noise inherent with the credit sequences.
And the "stage" feeling of the entire production.

It's just a nasty crossfade of the previous musical cue that's a droning sensation and then mixes with the high hats of the drummical music.

EDIT:
The opening credits is identical to the first track on the OST: "Get Ready".
With the exception of being surround sound.
Although, I have to open it on SoundForge and check if it's been mixed for surround sound or just crappy upmixed.

The end credits don't seemingly resemble anything on the OST.

The end credits don't seemingly resemble anything on the OST.

I remember it was similar to the last Sanchez track off of the OST 'The Anxious Battle for Sanity'.

I remember it was similar to the last Sanchez track off of the OST 'The Anxious Battle for Sanity'.

Nearly. The movie end credits start off very different than that track.
After the start, I can't tell. :laugh:

Soooner or later the drums all sound the same.
I'll have to do some quick comparisons after I install some nasty Windows updates.

... after I install some nasty Windows updates.

Tell me about it, I have 38 pending installation and the yellow restart dialog box keeps popping up.

Brotherhood of Blades End Credits
Music composed by Nathan Wang & Shelly Ran
Vocals : Catherine Wang
2014

Software used : DvdFabHD | eac3to MoreGUI

Blu-Ray
DTS to FLAC

FLAC 5.1 ch 24Bits
FLAC Stereo 24Bits
FLAC Stereo 16Bits

Size : 252.8 Mo


BROTHERHOOD of BLADES End Credits (All in 0NE], PASS : docbrotherhood (https://mega.co.nz/#!URxWxQSS!2c4Y2aIlI4fIpmqKZFGNf_Dfb9D1yAVsOSZylFm vrmA)

Might I throw a request for the end credits to Fury into the mix?

Might I throw a request for the end credits to Fury into the mix?

Sure.

Still busy as ever.

Just checked The Hunger Games 3.
The end credits are mixed nicely.
Lorde, Lawrence and Howard all get their own time frame without any nasty crossfading.
Still trying to recompile to something workable.
It's in Dolby Atmos so it'll need a daisy chain workaround.

There's also a stereo track that's "optimzed for night viewing". It's just brickwalled compression. yuck.

Here's something:

Rocky Balboa (2006) - Bill Conti (https://mega.co.nz/#!6BcjVayD!BmxQm3m7z4qRW5G46SzbjxwwmziZ9uYa4rPuKPT S0io)
Format: FLAC 5.1 Mix & FLAC Stereo Mix
Bitrate: VBR
Bit depth: 16
Software used to DECODE: MakeMKV
Software used to EDIT: Audacity
Editing info: Cut off the last ten seconds of silence

Here's something else... I figured I might as well since I had the film on my computer:

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) - Nicholas Hooper (https://mega.co.nz/#F!LRFTEapC!w3HWzkYQCnmO0vWqx52GbQ)
Format: FLAC 5.1 & Stereo FLAC Mix
Bitrate: VBR
Bit depth: 24
Software used to DECODE: MakeMKV
Software used to EDIT: Audacity

I spy with my little eye, something stellar out there is showing up...

I spy with my little eye, something stellar out there is showing up...

-giggles like a fangirl-

-giggles like a fangirl-

Get a hold of inter-self!

Get a hold of inter-self!

yessir!

http://i.giphy.com/ehnBGPgDOusUM.gif

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but could somebody do a rip of the end credits of the original Ice Age by David Newman? The version we have currently tacked onto the end of the complete score doesn't sound like true stereo and sounds lower in quality. Also, it doesn't start like the end credits actually start in the film.

I'll check me archives.
I can't remember if I have bluray or encodes.

The first movie, right?

I'll check me archives.
I can't remember if I have bluray or encodes.

The first movie, right?

Thanks so much! Yep, the first and best Ice Age, and the only one scored by David Newman.

yeah, interstellar is out there :-) can't wait for the end credits in 5.1 <3

And since it has now come full circle, requesting the Interstellar end credits, please :D

I'm downloading Interstellar for the sake of watching it, since I deliberately avoided it in theaters (and I could have watched it for free there) because this way I can control the volume. It's a painfully slow torrent though.

I'm not downloading the DTS-HD rip (17 GB) but the standard DTS rip (15 GB) simply because if it's worth it I'll purchase the film for extras and so on. I don't plan on blasting it and I know the actual perceptible difference between DTS and DTS-HD 5.1 is negligible at best. It's more of knowing it's one versus the other rather than being able to actually hear it.

From a quality standpoint, I think DTS is a lossy format whereas DTS HD-MA is lossless (or close enough).

It is excruciatingly slow though.

From a quality standpoint, I think DTS is a lossy format whereas DTS HD-MA is lossless (or close enough).

It is excruciatingly slow though.

Correct, as DTS is the lossy 'core' audio embedded within the lossless DTS-HD audio stream.

But being able to hear the difference there....meh I doubt it. I think it would depend on what it is. Of course DTS can't do 7.1 audio like DTS-HD can.

Correct, as DTS is the lossy 'core' audio embedded within the lossless DTS-HD audio stream.

But being able to hear the difference there....meh I doubt it. I think it would depend on what it is. Of course DTS can't do 7.1 audio like DTS-HD can.

I think after a certain point, the incremental improvements become so minor only a thorough analysis would pick up the major differences in between them.

But for the addicts and also for post-extraction editing, lossless audio becomes a priority. Apart from that, looking for something purely to listen to it, yeah, the difference is almost negligible.

"bit-exact" is the key words people look for.

DTSHDMA is lossless while all other formats of DTS are lossy.
Even DTSHDHRA (High Resolution Audio) is lossy.

Doing lossy to lossy causes another generation of loss.
If we have the power to reduce this loss, we will.

It's not about addiction.
It's doing it right the first time. :smrt:

It's not about addiction.
It's doing it right the first time. :smrt:

You do know who I was talking about, don't you?

You do know who I was talking about, don't you?

Yeah, me.

Yeah, me.

Nope.

You know. Deep down, everyone knows. ;)

I do admit I was talking about you and Calidoran and some others when i was talking about editing lossy audio is bad, etc.

Some people want lossless because they actually know/care what it means and what it can do for them. Some people just want lossless because hey, it's free so why not get the bestest, largest, premiumest thing around. Just because we can.

You're prolly one of the most knowledgeable people around here about all of this (seriously, you're the Shrine equivalent of a professor or something).

He's the one I seek when I have a question regarding anything lossless ;)

Yep full Interstellar bluray is already out. One disc full bluray imax version only the film not the extras (yet) :) At least we have the lossless dts hd master 5.1 source now... So Im waiting for the 5.1 flac lossless end credits and other things like Quantifiable Connection, proper docking scene track and so on :)

Question is: Do you want it without speech and sfx or not? The end credits shouldn't be any problems

Of course without the sfx and speech :)

Can't remember how much sfx and speech those scenes had, but it's quite difficult to remove them. Just because the bluray is out doesn't mean you will get top quality, music only rips. Unfortunately...

It really depends on the sound mixer. If he's lazy he'll just slap the SFX and dialogue in only the center channels and leave everything else alone (like in Wolverine and the X-Men). With a big-budget film like this... well, anything's possible, but I'd wager that the music won't be isolated at any point in the film.

I N T E R S T E L L A R
HANS ZIMMER
| END CREDITS |
5.1/Stereo in FLAC & MP3

() ()

The 5.1 Surround version - FLAC, 6 channels, lossless, 48KHz, 24-bit

http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/rQfCnR16/file.html



The Stereo lossless version - FLAC, 2 channels, lossless, 48KHz, 24-bit

http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/nFR1BPUe/file.html



The Stereo lossy(MP3) version - MP3 CBR, 2 channels, lossy, 48KHz, 320kbps

http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/apbAK7KA/file.html




Extracted 6ch DTS-HD MA stream from remuxed Blu-ray in lossless WAV. Downmixed using eac3to 3.28. No DPL. No editing done except cropping the required audio out of the WAV track. Used LAME 3.99r to encode to MP3 from downmixed WAV.

Two covers. The black one is the one I made when Tyler re-created the End Credits. The purplish one is based off of a rejected cover for No Time For Caution. The black one is tagged with the files.

Has it's own thread here (Thread 187070)

Halloween III - Season of the Witch (John Carpenter & Alan Howarth)

Source: Halloween.III.Season.of.the.Witch.1982.1080p.BluRa y.x264-PSYCHD

Format: 24/48 FLAC

PW: WitchSeason
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!e9EgBbpT!HmqYKYESsADmTJjAVsh65kei-qgGmBfkai9V0pBMHqk


Sparktank or Calidoran, or anybody else that has ripped any end credit suites on here; have any of you ripped the end credits music for Halloween III: Season of the Witch? I know the expanded score has the Chariots of Pumpkins cue, which is essentially the same. But the end credits are slightly shorter and also don't have the sharp, synth zaps or stingers.

That's the best version (qualitywise) i could find. Hope it's good enough. Had to do some "creative" fading at the start (because of SFX/speech/scream) and since it only had a stereotrack, it's not as good as i would have prefered. But there you have it :) finally

Thank you for this Calidoran!! I appreciate it!

Any luck with Ice Age yet, Sparky?

Not yet.

Any luck with Ice Age yet, Sparky?


Not yet.

I'm pretty sure I have the movie on DVD (which means that it wouldn't be lossless). Want me to rip it for you, Sulley?

I'm pretty sure I have the movie on DVD (which means that it wouldn't be lossless). Want me to rip it for you, Sulley?

Yes, if you can! That'd be great (unless you were just about to, Sparky?).

Thanks, Skelly. :)

The DVD will do for now until i find the upgrade.

Busy with lots going on atm.

Here's Ice Age (https://mega.co.nz/#!uJkRCTAI!Rw9VxgV1KtDOfwThv4ZGcGJ_Jeg1d4WuZ4fAtyn G3xY). After Handbrake refused to process the 5.1 audio, I just decided to import the audio straight from the VOB files, which came with its own difficulties. So I eventually decided to just do stereo (320kbps MP3).

I figure Sparktank can always edit a superior version sometime in the future.

Here's Ice Age (https://mega.co.nz/#!uJkRCTAI!Rw9VxgV1KtDOfwThv4ZGcGJ_Jeg1d4WuZ4fAtyn G3xY). After Handbrake refused to process the 5.1 audio, I just decided to import the audio straight from the VOB files, which came with its own difficulties. So I eventually decided to just do stereo (320kbps MP3).

I figure Sparktank can always edit a superior version sometime in the future.

Thanks so much!! It's so much better! :D

Just for comparison, here's (https://mega.co.nz/#!owRFEIxK!n36DQ62oyAzBEyqN9KdHfdBtlB2eT86iyxZ1ieF aY5A) the version I've had for ages. Download it just to compare. Then delete it. :)

FYI: We do logos, too.
Or snippets.

Not really standard studio logos like Miramax that are boring.
But, more among the lines of Marvel fanfares or others that get reworked and customized.
Fox logo has had some variations.

Quintin Tarantino likes to use really old studio logos that are from the 60's.

I also found a folder of really old projects.
Here's a list of crap I've been working on and need to re-tweak some of them:
1 - Logos Red Dragon (2002)-Mono-Normalized.wav
1 - Logos Red Dragon (2002)-Normalized.wav
1 - Logos Red Dragon (2002)-Stereo-Normalized.wav
2 - Bad Symphony Red Dragon (2002).wav
2 - Bad Symphony Red Dragon (2002)-Mono-Normalized.wav
2 - Bad Symphony Red Dragon (2002)-Stereo-Normalized.wav
2 TDK_tf1.wav
Aliens VS Cowboys - Version 2.wav
Battle Los Angeles.wav
Battle Los Angeles-Mono.wav
Battle Los Angeles-Stereo.wav
Cutthroat Island-8ch.wav
Elysium (2013).wav
Elysium (2013)-8ch-Normalized.wav
FOTR_EE-Isildor's Bane Ringtone.wav
Gravity (2013) Opening.wav
Hannibal Rising (2007) .wav
Hannibal Rising (2007) [Unrated]-Mono-Normalized.wav
Hannibal Rising (2007) [Unrated]-Normalized.wav
Hannibal Rising (2007) [Unrated]-Stereo-Normalized.wav
I Saw The Devil.wav
I Saw The Devil - Guitar Solo (MonoAsStereo).wav
Insidious3_tA_tipToe.wav
IntotheWoods_tAStereo.wav
MadMax4_T1.wav
No Country For Old Men (2007) [Collectors Edition].wav
Pacific Rim - End Credits Part 1.wav
Pacific Rim - End Credits Part 2.wav
Pacific Rim - End Credits Part 3.wav
Pacific Rim - Monster Growl.wav
Pacific Rim - Where Is My Goddamn Shoe.wav
Real Steel (2011) - Part 1-8ch.wav
Real Steel (2011) - Part 2-8ch.wav
Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Edit).wav ***
Scream.wav
Sorcerer's Apprentice - Part 1.wav
Sorcerer's Apprentice - Part 2.wav
Sorcerer's Apprentice - Part 3.wav
Starship Troopers.wav
TDK_t1.wav
TDK_t3.wav
The 13th Warrior (1999) [FRE].wav
The 13th Warrior (1999) [FRE]-Mono-Normalized.wav
The 13th Warrior (1999) [FRE]-Normalized.wav
The 13th Warrior (1999) [FRE]-Stereo-Normalized.wav
The Walking Dead.wav
Van Helsing (2004) - Full (sfx).wav
Van Helsing (2004) - Two Thirds (minor sfx).wav


:erm: Some of those are trailer edits using FHD/UHD trailers in lossless audio from that one place I go to (Premium subscription required).
I won't be posting those. At least, not here, anyway.

Tracks named "mono" are to be used for waveform creation. And another project.
For custom covers.
I'll "fingerprint" the movie and apply the fingerprint to the waveform of the end_credit_music.
Not the movie_audio track.

***[U]Rise of the Planet of the Apes won't get posted due to it being Patrick Doyle, as per forum rules.
I'm considering scrapping it as it's heavily mixed for film watching experience only.
The music flows through all parts fluidly.
The end credits is in three parts:
Part 1: Graphical End Credits
Part 2: Mid-Credits Scene (music + dynamic sfx ----- "dynamic sfx" means sfx in all 5 surrounding channels)
Part 3: Text End Credits
The music seamlessly mixes through all 3 parts, so any editing would be very rough and noticable.
There is no "best case scenario".
Either keep all 3 parts, complete with sfx.
Or cut out Part 2 and try your best to mix 1+3 (not very good, no clean end to fade out part 1 and throw in part 3).
Or cut parts 1&2 and leave out the hyper themes for part 1.
Or try separate Part 1 & 3 for individual tracks, breaking fluidity of music.

The ones labeled "edit" have been chopped up and remixed.
Battle LA is a relatively difficult one since the final cue for the film mixes with the end credits music.
SO I had to chop it up and remix it so it sounds cleanly cut.
I wanted to keep part of the previous cue that ends the film, but there's helicopter sfx in it.
Overall, it's not bad. It's just shorter than I would like the music to be.
They were stingy with the end credits to this film.
I used the "Remastered in 4K" bluray, but that doesn't matter at all.
The RI4K BD only upgraded the video and kept the same, identical, bit-for-bit transfer of the audio from the first BD release.
RI4K's don't upgrade their audio, ever; it's all about the video transfer.

"I Saw The Devil - Guitar Solo (MonoAsStereo)"
That's the scene where the antognist plays the guitar in his room.
The music is only in the center channel while the rest of the channels get white noise.
So I just remixed into Stereo, identical phase.
There was the option to convert to stereo using "inverted phase", but it didn't sound pretty.
If anyone wants to edit to different stereo with fancy editing, you can simply extract any channel for mono (since they're exactly the same).
Copied each channel at 100% each.

No Country For Old Men (2007) [Collectors Edition] is the same deal as Battle LA RI4K.
The first BD release only had LPCM audio.
The Collector's Edition came with DTS-HD Master Audio, for wider compatibility with DTS devices (since bit-streaming LPCM in 5.1 requires HDMI; whereas, using toslink or other cables would allow you to passthru lossy DTS core).
There's no difference between the LPCM and DTSHDMA tracks for the end credits to NCFOM.
This one required some miticulous editing.
I had to boost it to unfavorable levels just to see where the music starts and ends.
Once I saw where the music actually starts, I saved a marker at that position, undid all the boosting to bring back to normal state.
Then trimmed at the markers, allowing for an extra .250 seconds.
The audio was normalized by maximum peak because the music is incredibly quiet.
There will be several versions for this: Regular 5.1 (for those who want to edit themselves), Normalized 5.1, Regular 2.0, Normalized 2.0.

Some credits are split up due to commercially licensed songs included. : /
I've split these into parts.
Pacific Rim, Real Steel, and The Sorcerer's Apprentice will be provided as split parts.
The lincensed music will be provided for those who want it.
They'll be labled for clarity.

Still have yet to do a lot of end credits in Dolby Atmos.
eac3to updated to ignore Atmos_extension and provide default TrueHD_extension.
So I can work on several titles that are in Atmos: TMNT, Mockingjay Part 1, Age of Exinction, Unbroken.

:awsm: I was gifted with a few additional posts, so over the weekend, I'll be reviewing my initial post to make it much more coherent.

The main post will be shorter with links to other posts.
A Table Of Contents, if you will.

The actual download index will get its own post so that it is easier to go through.

Contributors will share a post all on their own.
The same as my post with download index.

All technical information and snore-reading will get its own post.
This might get two posts, as there tends to be a lot of technical information and discussion.
Maybe one of the posts will be the basic information about software and techniques, including those of the contributors.
The other one discussing the various editing done to certain music (such as the end credits that have multiple splits/parts, etc)

I'll be out this weekend visiting friends but will stop in to copy as much text as I can and begin reworking the thread.
It'll be much cleaner by next weekend.

First page is beginning to change.

Information (especially technical information) has been updated substantially.

For the time being, I'm writing all the updates in a notepad and then updating the posts as I go along.

I have the old post saved with all the links.

Once I get enough of the preliminary text written out and posted, it'll be easier to maintain the links.

For now, there are no links available.
For links, you can search the forum as each contributor has posted either in this thread or created their threads for their releases.

There is still much more writing to do.

I will accept PM's for this thread about projects and requests.
But, presently, I am busy with so many projects, everything is moving slowly.

Yaay! Glad to see this thread's getting a remodel. Frankly I think it was a little hard to read before.

Am anxious to see what you do with the thread and how in the future.

And I'll try to be a little more active as a contributor in the future.

Frankly I think it was a little hard to read before.

Yeah, the more I kept doing and writing, I found it harder to keep it all in one post.

At least this way, people can see where to click first and read later.
Once I get the links sorted, there'll be a quicker index at the top of the page of the first post to make it much easier.

I might even just shift everything down one post and merge tech info with my editing info post.
Contributors will still get their own posts for both links and info.

Changelog might move to the News/Updates post.

And the first post will eventually become the huge index for links and movie titles.
"Index" on there, right now, will get changed to "Table of Contents".

As I keep going along, it'll be more coherent.

Yay! Looking forward to the update. :)

Any chance someone could rip the end credits to "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked"? It's the only way I can think of to get some of the score by Mark Mothersbaugh. The film was pretty crap, but I think the score was quite good.

Send' em all!

I'll look into Chipmunks.
The movies themselves are requested by friends who have kids.

It'll take some time, I'm behind on other requests. Lots of them.

Any chance someone could rip the end credits to "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked"? It's the only way I can think of to get some of the score by Mark Mothersbaugh.

Mothersbaugh did the music?

Now I wanna check it out too.

Mothersbaugh did the music?

Now I wanna check it out too.

Mark Mothersbaugh to Score ?Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chip-Wrecked? | Film Music Reporter (http://filmmusicreporter.com/2011/09/22/mark-mothersbaugh-to-score-alvin-and-the-chipmunks-chip-wrecked/)

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I'll look into Chipmunks.
The movies themselves are requested by friends who have kids.

It'll take some time, I'm behind on other requests. Lots of them.

Thanks a lot! :)

Before I do any more, I've been playing with new eac3to that uses new DCAdec for 7.1 dts streams.

Took awhile to get back Se7en Remastered. My current copy was entirely moot. Don't know how or why, but the original remuxer didn't do anything right the first time.

This time around, I was actually able to remux and use eac3to on it.

The new dcadec library actually reads this 7.1 crapfest of an upscale.
It's 7.1 "strange setup". It's 7.1, but not a standard channel mapping of 7.1.
The channel mapping is all screwy.
Hardware receivers that can decode 7.1 will decode it properly.

Software won't, unless it uses dcadec. Which by now a lot is using it: ffmpeg, libav, eac3to.

This decoding library sheds new light on "strange setup".
In this particular case, the remastered audio is 6.1 express. Masked inside a 7.1.
Much like 17-23 bit depth is masked inside a 24 bit depth file (Oblivion, etc).

That's why I could never convert it properly and there was extreme audio malformations.
No idea what Arcsoft decoder was doing. ALL versions of Arcsoft decoder couldn't deal with "strange setup" properly.

Playing back the decoded 7.1, the back center is probably just double to back left/back right.

This should so much easier.

Now I can compare this with the other releases out there.
Canada had an open matte bluray (1080i) with LPCM and DD audio only.
Italy had a 5.1 DTS-HD MA track, probably the exact same transfer as the LPCM track, but converted to DTS-HD MA, which in that case makes zero difference.

I want to run through all DTS 7.1 tracks and see how they turn out.
I even want to re-run anything that's >5.1, really.
All the LOTR in 6.1, etc.

With DCAdec only.
Arcsoft is now useless.

new eac3to that uses new DCAdec for 7.1 dts streams.

Yippie! More work for me ~_~ ***re-encoding all my 7.1 and 6.1 Blu-ray remuxes***

Thanks for the heads up (I guess).

Regards.

Okay they're done uploading.

Here's the list with re-rips I made with the newest eac3to version because it has better downmixing for 6.1 and 7.1 surround:



Password: FLACIT!

The Last Exorcism Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8c73242f55

Man of Steel Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/3ca0542f58

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/da73e2912c

Pirates of the Caribbean Quadrilogy Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/0ae6c61afb

Maleficent Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8951a849f9

Regards.

"Better" downmixing? What do you mean by that?

Does it reduce possibilities of clipping or something like that?

See Spark's post (#182 (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/end-credits-compilation-thread-mega-%7Esparktank-178821/8.html#post2937673)).

Regards.

Woah, where'd the master post go?

come to think of it, where'd all of Sparktank's posts go? At first, I thought this was the thread overhaul he's been talking about but now I'm not so sure. :(

Does anybody here know what happened to Sparky?

So, I'm starting to think about making a new End Credits thread since this one is sort of unhelpful now.

In preparation for it I'm trying to figure out how to use eac3to, since Sparktank was such a big supporter of it in demuxing audio tracks. I suck at it, though.

Is anyone here good with eac3to and can give me some tips on it; i.e., tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Can someone make Man of Steel Outro in 5.1? And Batman Trilogy Outros in 5.1? Thanks.

Im on it.. For Man of Steel.. I dont have the batman trilogy blurays...

So, I'm starting to think about making a new End Credits thread since this one is sort of unhelpful now.

In preparation for it I'm trying to figure out how to use eac3to, since Sparktank was such a big supporter of it in demuxing audio tracks. I suck at it, though.

Is anyone here good with eac3to and can give me some tips on it; i.e., tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Here's some online help:

eac3to/How to Use - Wikibooks, open books for an open world (http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Eac3to/How_to_Use)

my knowledge is not as extensive as sparktank's, but i get by (partly thanks to him) :) so if i can help, let me know. Just send me any question and i'll try

PM me for the link

Man of Steel Outro (Credits) 48kHz/24-bit - DTS HD Master - 8Ch (Surround) - Lossless

info: EAC3TO for ripping dtshdma 7.1 lossless track in to flac lossless. Then Audacity for splitting out only the outro part w/o any degradation at all. Conclusion is, full quality trimmed track (for credits only) w/o any quality loss at all.

my favorite end credits is to the 1991 'Cape Fear' movie; it starts off with the main theme before going into ambiance and sound effects relative to the film climax, before coming to a very nice shriek sound. it fits the whole horror/suspense fit with the film to a tee. i dunno if it's been posted or mixed out there but hopefully should they decide to, i'd love to hear it. ^^ the original soundtrack sadly doesn't have it, which is understandable but unfortunate.

To get the audio from my Blurays (as I enjoy listening to movies when I go for long drives sometimes, weird, I know) copy them, or the specific chapter using DVDfab (or a similar program) then I use the "HdBrStreamExtractor" that is contained with eac3to usually and extract the HD audio to the Sony WAV64 format.

The only issue I have had with this method is that with 7.1 audio, the side surround and rear surround channels are swapped, so I open the file in Audition and swap the channels accordingly. (SSr to RSr).

Hope this helps :)

Glad to see that I'm not the only one who likes end credits :)

I'm surprised no one has done Age of Ultron yet, it's a pretty cool suite!

I'm surprised no one has done Age of Ultron yet, it's a pretty cool suite!

Hasn't hit home media yet. Someone'll do it when it hits shelves (or is digitally released).

Okay they're done uploading.

Here's the list with re-rips I made with the newest eac3to version because it has better downmixing for 6.1 and 7.1 surround:



Password: FLACIT!

The Last Exorcism Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8c73242f55

Man of Steel Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/3ca0542f58

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/da73e2912c

Pirates of the Caribbean Quadrilogy Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/0ae6c61afb

Maleficent Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/8951a849f9

Regards.

how am i supposed to use safelinking? it just looks like a bunch of dead mirror links and spam.

I agree. Some of the mirror links don't work in my country. I'm looking for the Star Wars rips; I've always wanted to hear the intros and outros ripped from the Blu-ray.

Was wondering... Anyone would BR rips of the End Credits of The Ring & The Ring 2 by any chance ? lol

Anyone knows which cues the End Credits consist of?
Thanks!!!

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Here's Ice Age (https://mega.co.nz/#!uJkRCTAI!Rw9VxgV1KtDOfwThv4ZGcGJ_Jeg1d4WuZ4fAtyn G3xY). After Handbrake refused to process the 5.1 audio, I just decided to import the audio straight from the VOB files, which came with its own difficulties. So I eventually decided to just do stereo (320kbps MP3).

I figure Sparktank can always edit a superior version sometime in the future.

Anyone knows which cues the End Credits consist of?
Thanks!!!

Is this thread dead? That's fantastic.

Is this thread dead? That's fantastic.

Just on hiatus.
Until I find a more viable filehost.

my favorite end credits is to the 1991 'Cape Fear' movie; it starts off with the main theme before going into ambiance and sound effects relative to the film climax, before coming to a very nice shriek sound. it fits the whole horror/suspense fit with the film to a tee. i dunno if it's been posted or mixed out there but hopefully should they decide to, i'd love to hear it. ^^ the original soundtrack sadly doesn't have it, which is understandable but unfortunate.

i'd be interested in hearing this! :)

Just on hiatus.
Until I find a more viable filehost.

MEGA is good. so is zippyshare

Hello everyone,

As some of you might know I posted some Intro & Outro rips a while ago. Here are some additions along with the old ones which have been updated with proper lossless rips (they also have their own thread):



Password for all: FLACIT!

Chaos Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!U54H2ZIQ!tFVdWUD-bMMMshwmQF9eVot4-e0_MSU3qSe3Df0Nn04

Evil Dead Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!s8QQWZ4A!znwFmDaRRdQfDfH-pEy9jLzGWPiukPJRN4mH3MlfAbc

Hannibal Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!Zkph0BpQ!tqgINWLas_GwrpXpsB-g2B-aj-2GBZKYRXvxmiejyys

Mama Intro & Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JpIFgYRT!fgT5T-vw8mygEA8bcncjSXdnB8pdrFLxIqzFU4xJVpk

Man of Steel Outro

https://safelinking.net/p/3ca0542f58

Star Wars: The Complete Saga Intros & Outros

https://safelinking.net/p/da73e2912c

The Children Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!ItIHlR5R!Di1-9_I314GC4MfFfY7nuulotG0SAcCHwqwq3VGSfnM

The Dark Knight Trilogy Outros

https://mega.co.nz/#!1lhjAZDC!0P4mwrOy5YNOJawTdlNaYYIvC7FDOec6FTDBBuE PZ2I

The Ring Outro

https://mega.co.nz/#!JkZRXZjI!uI4DuOlcZawT_CD47Ca2m-dPk-ljRboYNZ4FjMi4ntM

Would you please reup the outros in FLAC to MEGA???

Thanks!

MEGA is good. so is zippyshare

I'm not going to expose my MEGA again like that.
I'm on my second MEGA account so going to keep it as private as possible to avoid DMCA takedowns.

Zippy has a 30-day lifespan on files before they get deleted.
Plus a 200MB filesize limit, so everything would have to get split into parts.

It would be nice if there was an external service that would download crap for you (server to server) just to keep files alive.

Does anyone happen to have the full end credits to Pacific Rim? Split in three (so I can omit RZA) would be even better :D :p

Does anyone happen to have the full end credits to Pacific Rim? Split in three (so I can omit RZA) would be even better :D :p

I do actually!

I just finished moving everything to the 5TB external.
All my project files are on there now.
Just defragging it.

I can copy those out and double-check them before upping in 7.1/5.1/2.0|FLAC/ALAC/AAC/MP3.

The Conjuring also going up soon, too.

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Actually, let me re-rip it again from disc.

The archived version uses old eac3to version with Arcsoft.
I will do it again with updated eac3to and updated dcadec. :smrt:

Found a bunch of goodies.

I do actually!

I just finished moving everything to the 5TB external.
All my project files are on there now.
Just defragging it.

I can copy those out and double-check them before upping in 7.1/5.1/2.0|FLAC/ALAC/AAC/MP3.

The Conjuring also going up soon, too.

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Actually, let me re-rip it again from disc.

The archived version uses old eac3to version with Arcsoft.
I will do it again with updated eac3to and updated dcadec. :smrt:

Found a bunch of goodies.

Thanks a lot, ƧP@ƦKly†ANK! Appreciate it :)

I do actually!

I just finished moving everything to the 5TB external.
All my project files are on there now.
Just defragging it.

I can copy those out and double-check them before upping in 7.1/5.1/2.0|FLAC/ALAC/AAC/MP3.

The Conjuring also going up soon, too.

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Actually, let me re-rip it again from disc.

The archived version uses old eac3to version with Arcsoft.
I will do it again with updated eac3to and updated dcadec. :smrt:

Found a bunch of goodies.

I have The Conjuring ready and uploaded... unless you prefer to take care of it yourself :) 5.1 and 2.0 FLAC only though. I have a bunch of other blurays that i am willing to try as well. Short and sweet projects...

Do we have the outro for In the Heart Of the Sea? Female vocal is awesome.

ediy: im willing to download 42GB movie just to extract the outro in dolby atmos format and convert to flac at the same quality :)

I have The Conjuring ready and uploaded... unless you prefer to take care of it yourself :) 5.1 and 2.0 FLAC only though. I have a bunch of other blurays that i am willing to try as well. Short and sweet projects...

Yes please!
Any help appreciated.


Do we have the outro for In the Heart Of the Sea? Female vocal is awesome.

ediy: im willing to download 42GB movie just to extract the outro in dolby atmos format and convert to flac at the same quality :)

I can get it. But remuxes are much smaller to grab.
Patience definitely pays off.

The Atmos track will be decoded simply as a standard TrueHD 7.1 track and often have average bit depth of 20.
Because it's Atmos bluray, I'll have to create a new account at some filehose somewhere as Atmos end credits get DMCA'ed the most and the fastest.

An update for posting in this thread.

Let's try avoid any DMCA hassles.
With the controversy over BvS ost, let's keep it any attention focused on that instead.

From first post:

Work in Progress~

Thread etiquette:
Please do not request end credits or rips for any movie that is not yet out in retail stores.
Early rips are bound to get DCMA hits.

Also please refrain from publicly posting anything to any Dolby Atmos movie.
Dolby Atmos rips get DMCA'ed first and the fastest over any other end credit rip.

With that, I will not be publicly posting links for In The Heart of the Sea and I ask all others not to do so either.
We are not invincible and must take precautions.

Do we have the outro for In the Heart Of the Sea? Female vocal is awesome.

ediy: im willing to download 42GB movie just to extract the outro in dolby atmos format and convert to flac at the same quality :)
It's The White Whale Chant..?

It's The White Whale Chant..?

Um yes after listening the OST I realized that :) But still want to have a surround lossless version of it too.

edit: I just love female vocals like that. In BvS superman suite and the first track (Beautiful Lie) of the OST has that part as well. Hans did a great job, he added an extra flavor to the MoS soundtrack.

Does anyone have a rip of the end credits from Evita? It is such a beautiful suite, I wish it was available to purchase. There are a couple youtube videos of the end credits but, one has been normalized to death and the other one is just poor quality, well both are really.

i was going to ask if it was possible to request the end credits to 1991's Cape Fear. when the music fades and becomes a haunting chill of sound effects, it really adds a nice spooky chill for the feel of the film. ^^

How about The Martian End Credits?

is it possible to reupload Pirates of the Caribbean Quadrilogy Outros? :) thanks

Still revising this thread.

Since the end credits were the biggest reason for my old MEGA account getting taken down from too many DCMA hits,
I'm going to be looking over certain bluray titles to see what could be causing the most htis.
Cinavia-protected blurays and blurays with Dolby Atmos audio streams might be the biggest contributors to DMCA takedowns.
It's not a matter of encrypting or changing names or going by PM's.
Dolby Atmos movies seem to be protected by Cinavia. The takedowns I recieved were for Atmos movies.
Not all newer movies are protected by Cinavia, but older movies certainly aren't.

I, personally, won't be upping anything for Dolby Atmos blurays or ones known to be protected by Cinavia.
Others can, I won't stop them.
But, make sure the title doesn't belong to a Varese label.

music that may NOT be posted for legal reasons
Thread 49829

Movies with music belonging to Varese should be extended to bluray edits, as their music is in the film.

Once I revise a list of Cinavia-protected films, I'll be able to start upping things again.
And even outsourcing to other editors.

Still revising this thread.

Since the end credits were the biggest reason for my old MEGA account getting taken down from too many DCMA hits,
I'm going to be looking over certain bluray titles to see what could be causing the most htis.
Cinavia-protected blurays and blurays with Dolby Atmos audio streams might be the biggest contributors to DMCA takedowns.
It's not a matter of encrypting or changing names or going by PM's.
Dolby Atmos movies seem to be protected by Cinavia. The takedowns I recieved were for Atmos movies.
Not all newer movies are protected by Cinavia, but older movies certainly aren't.

I, personally, won't be upping anything for Dolby Atmos blurays or ones known to be protected by Cinavia.
Others can, I won't stop them.
But, make sure the title doesn't belong to a Varese label.

music that may NOT be posted for legal reasons
Thread 49829

Movies with music belonging to Varese should be extended to bluray edits, as their music is in the film.

Once I revise a list of Cinavia-protected films, I'll be able to start upping things again.
And even outsourcing to other editors.

would the pirates of the caribbean be one of those, or can you still upload it

No idea if this place still lives but, the King Kong suite of 2005, can it be ripped and stuff?

would the pirates of the caribbean be one of those, or can you still upload it

That should be safe.
I think only the newest one with the mermaids has Cinavia protection on it.
I can create a ghost account on mega for cinavia titles. It's just matter of making a new email account somewhere that doesn't rely on SMS texting for verification.


No idea if this place still lives but, the King Kong suite of 2005, can it be ripped and stuff?

King Kong 2005 is a bit tricky. The last music in the film before the credits continues into the credits.
There is a spot to cut the music for the credits but I think they're all the same cue. The start of the credits has the tail end of a cue in the film.
The rest of the credits is fine, but you miss about 1-2 minutes since it's all continuous.

King Kong 2005 is a bit tricky. The last music in the film before the credits continues into the credits.
There is a spot to cut the music for the credits but I think they're all the same cue. The start of the credits has the tail end of a cue in the film.
The rest of the credits is fine, but you miss about 1-2 minutes since it's all continuous.

Most that can be ripped, SFX free would be nice, I can edit the rest.

After I play some World of Warcraft today, I'll dig through the externals and find a decent spot to cut it and give it a large margin for editing.

How about The Last Airbender End Credits?

I'd love to see a blue-ray rip of Heat's end credits. Not sure if that's a popular one, though. It's a little sad to see this thread not thriving any loner, though. I personally love end credit suites and love when people post them. It's a nice way to get a feel for a movie's score. Although now days it seems like songs or just tracked edits of the score are used for most end credit suites.

I know this thread is dead but here is hoping for a resurrection.

Anyone able to do a rip of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales end credits? I'd owe you my firstborn.

I'm not seeing any link or list of end credit suites available. So what;'s this thread supposed to be without any actual END CREDIT SUITES AND LINKS?????

Anyone able to do a rip of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales end credits?

I'm on it.

I'm on it.

Thank you so much! It is amazing.

I'm on it.

Any luck??

I may post a big mega link of some end credits. Would that be alright?

I may post a big mega link of some end credits. Would that be alright?

pls