Lo and behold, it appears.
Gracias.
Thank you for the uploads, all 3 of them, and the fine cover scans. I can’t wait to listen!
Thanks.
The trick (and this is where it might appear that there are different "flavors"), is for whatever media player you’re using to know what to do with those channels. Any halfway decent player will obviously know what to do with the more common two-channel files, but when you start getting into Surround Sound, you need a media player that supports it. If you look at my Mahler Project uploads, you’ll see where those SACDs were issued with only 5-channel surround sound ("5.0 Surround Sound"), with no independent LFE channel for the subwoofer. They’re depending on the player to separate the bass frequencies from the mid & upper frequencies and to then route those bass frequencies to the subwoofer. An actual SACD player on a home theater surround system will have no problem with this, but some PC media players (such as WinAmp, the one I use) get confused because they don’t recognize the non-standard Surround format and subsequently crash, with the result that I had to add a silent, "dummy" channel to all those uploads so that WinAmp (and hopefully other media players as well) are fooled into thinking it’s standard 5.1 Surround Sound, and will now consequently recognize the Surround Sound format and handle it correctly. (And the Surround Sound card will subsequently route the bass frequencies to the subwoofer, just like a home theater system).
(Incidentally, this 1812 Overture SACD came with full-fledged 5.1 Surround Sound, as you can see in the OP’s sound editor screenshot, so no "dummy" channels were needed.)
So if there are different "flavors" to FLAC it’s all in how your preferred media player handles it. The actual FLAC file, however, is pretty straight forward. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/42753709/Photobucket/nod.gif
(And I sincerely hope it didn’t seem like I was trying to "correct" you or talk down at you, Darth Sphincter, that is certainly not my intention whatsoever. I just thought/hope you might find this information interesting and, perhaps someday, useful. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/42753709/Photobucket/thumb.gif )
Thank you
Thank you so much, Bob!
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Update: Links received. Many thanks bobtheknob for this awesome share 😉 I gave you a rep.
EDIT: Links received thanks again.
Would you please send me the Standard CD Audio Lossless: 44.1kHz/16-bit links?
Thank you in advance.
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Could you share the links please?
Thank you in advance
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Would love both. Had this on vinyl!Both what? There’s three options, which you would know if you had read my post and seen the giant red print that nobody could possibly miss.
Thank you in advance for the link!
Edit: Link received. Thanks again!!!
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Thank you very much 🙂
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Many thanks in advance,
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I could really go for a listen to this. Standard CD audio if you please, Sir Bob.No problem, your wish is my command……..
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Links received! Thanks BTK!
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SACD Audio 2-Channel Lossless: 96kHz/24-bit
FLAC + 10% Recovery Info = 1.28 Gigs download
(split into 2 parts, 700 megs each)
Thank you for your willingness ..! Misapes
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Yep, the dynamics of the 1812 Overture really showed the limitations of my humble PC speakers. I’ll have to hook up a better sound system to do this recording justice. Thanks bobtheknob!
Thank you in advance!
EDIT: Links received!
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When I first uploaded this last year, it was at 96 kHz for the SACD layer. Since then, I have learned that it is better to rip SACDs at 88.2 kHz, because that way the waveform is proportional to the original DSD signal, which results in smoother sound at the higher frequencies. I don’t know if it will make an audible difference to anyone, but especially considering that it also makes for slightly smaller .flac files, I figured it would be a good move to make, regardless.
(The artwork/scans are exactly the same as before.)
(The links are in the OP now. I�m not doing links via PM anymore. That absolutely wore me out.)
Happy listening. https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B6U4A_vYuii5SHRvVkhuNHlRbFk
SACD Audio 2-Channel Lossless: 96kHz/24-bit
FLAC + 10% Recovery Info = 1.28 Gigs download
(split into 2 parts, 700 megs each)
Thank you for your willingness ..! Misapes
FYI, SACD is not 96/24, but 88/24…:-D