Can someone here please do an audio rip of the Blu-ray for Django Unchained? I would appreciate a direct audio rip of the Blu-ray, as it is DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit), but a FLAC 5.1 in 24bit/48kHz will be good as well.

I'm looking for the audio from start (0hr:0min:00sec) to about 5 to 10 seconds after the intro song ends (0hr:3min:00sec- with foot chains SFX in place). The song played is Luis Bacalov's "Django" theme from the western released in 1966, but the original is included in the soundtrack. I'm asking for someone with the Blu-ray and audio ripping software (as well as BD drive) to rip the film version as it contains a different sound mix from the released version).


I have tried finding a good quality version of it online, but most rips of the Blu-ray are low quality in terms of audio.

Bump?

You should have posted this in my end credits thread.
It would have counted, as QT uses a variety of opening logos and such.

There are actually 16bit and 24bit versions of the BD audio.
I have the 24bit and can rip the opening logos you want.

So you want just the logos, right?
Not the opening titles (riddled with sfx).

You should have posted this in my end credits thread.
It would have counted, as QT uses a variety of opening logos and such.

There are actually 16bit and 24bit versions of the BD audio.
I have the 24bit and can rip the opening logos you want.

So you want just the logos, right?
Not the opening titles (riddled with sfx).

I would LOVE an original audio rip lasting about 10 seconds after the song ends. Full SFX please.

Simply a direct audio rip in the highest quality.

I would love that as well. Please upload a 24bit copy of the soundtrack!

I would love that as well. Please upload a 24bit copy of the soundtrack!

Of course 24-bit. And in 192 fucking kHz, I assume?

The thing that I don't get about HDLossless is that he's stated several times that he uses a tablet. That's right, he asks for 192 kHz, 24-bit files to play back on his tablet.

Just to clarify, it won't the soundtrack.
We are talking about clips from the movie.

I don't think the OST is available in 24bit anywhere.
Qobuz maybe.

Of course it's available in 24-bit. All I have to do is pick that as the setting when I rip the vinyl

:awsm:

I already ripped it like 2 years ago, but I've been meaning to redo it as it's 32-bit/96kHz. Didn't quite know what I was doing

Make it so. Warp factor 1, steady as she goes.

Thanks.

Make it so. Warp factor 1, steady as she goes.

Can you please send me the intro?

Why aren't you taking messages??