Alright, I'm not really familiar with uploading audio files and sharing, but I tried to share Intrada's extended release of Alan Silvestri's The Avengers with you guys. I couldn't convert it from 128 kpbs for some reason, but I figures someone here could convert it to FLAC or 320. Let me know if the link works; and if it does, please say thanks you...

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huge thanks!! if it isn't asking too much, will you be bale to post the cover scans as well? please? :)

Awesome!!
Unfortunately, you're the only who can get it FLAC because FLAC comes from CDs. I'm sure there are softwares out there, but let the experts talk.

Don't have a scanner, but if you want, I can take HQ pictures of the book?

EDIT: Scratch that, My camera is acting up right now.

Thanks!

i see, well if it's okay with you then by all means its also good..

I'll try at some point, soon.

Can't understand what should be done to download it!

I'll try at some point, soon.

thanks! :D

Would you like instructions on how to use foobar2000 to do the ripping of CDs? I'd be happy to give them to you step by step if you want to learn to rip in higher quality (I think this is the easiest program to use for people who aren't as computer inclined). I am in no way trying to imply that you need to rip in a higher quality for this post as I am happy with whatever you would like to share :)

Here are the instructions if you want to know:

Simply install foobar2000 (free program) from this link:


http://www.foobar2000.org/files/5ce9a905d1931ef082eb9c9998f170de/foobar2000_v1.1.11.exe

Then download the flac encoder from here:


http://www.rarewares.org/files/lossless/flac-1.2.1b.zip

And the lame encoder (mp3) from here:


http://www.rarewares.org/mp3-lame-bundle.php

Download either lame 3.99.5 regular or 64 bit depending on if your computer is 32 or 64 bit.

Install foobar2000 then open the zip files and copy lame.exe and flac.exe to where foobar2000 is installed (C:\Program Files\foobar2000 or C:\Program Files (x86)\foobar2000 if you have a 64 bit computer)

Once those files are copied to the directory, simply open foobar2000. If you want to rip a cd, select "File" from the menu and then "Open Audio CD". You will then see a button that says "Rip"...press it. If it doesn't automatically enter in the album information, you can fill it out as you like...then press "Proceed to Converter Setup dialog". In this box, simply click on "Output Format" and choose "FLAC" if you want lossless or MP3 if you want lossy. You can select how much compression you want in the FLAC dialog or whether you want 320 kbps or VBR in the MP3 dialog by pushing the "Edit" button. Once that is done, then hit the "Back" button and then "Convert" and it will ask you where you want to save the files. If you already have files that you want to convert to another format, simply drag the songs you want to copy into the foobar window, highlight all of them, and right click. A little menu should pop up, choose convert then ... from the menu. This is the same screen that comes up as explained before asking what format you want to convert to. Hope this helps anyone that isn't quite sure how to rip music or convert formats very well.

Yeah I had a little trouble myself, since it was WMA and not MP3. Then when I converted to MP3, iTunes wouldn't recognize it... :(

but THANK YOU for sharing!! :)

Thanks for this, glad to get the proper full versions!

If you have iTunes, there shouldn't be any need to use a converter to convert the .wma files to .mp3 or FLAC. iTunes should convert them automatically convert them when you add them to your library. At least that's what it did for me when I downloaded the tracks and added them.

If you have iTunes, there shouldn't be any need to use a converter to convert the .wma files to .mp3 or FLAC. iTunes should convert them automatically convert them when you add them to your library. At least that's what it did for me when I downloaded the tracks and added them.

this. One reason why I'm an Apple fanboy

If you have iTunes, there shouldn't be any need to use a converter to convert the .wma files to .mp3 or FLAC. iTunes should convert them automatically convert them when you add them to your library. At least that's what it did for me when I downloaded the tracks and added them.

Yes, because it is a great idea to convert 128kbps wma files to mp3, losing even more data in the process. Any program that automatically transcodes files you add to it is trash, especially if those features are included by default. Foobar2000 WARNS you if you try to convert from one lossy format to another and says "Are you sure you want to do this, there will be data loss!?" I don't know why iTunes would have a problem playing wma files, zunes play itunes files just fine without needing to do any conversions.

Yes, because it is a great idea to convert 128kbps wma files

Never heard of WMA Lossless? ;)

Cleatus,
Excellent job explaining the CD rip process. Much appreciated.

Never heard of WMA Lossless? ;)

Sure, but 128kbps bitrate in any format is still nowhere near lossless quality.


Regardless, thanks a bunch to jaroshulk28 for the upload! I've been really curious to hear what the additional 14 minutes or so is like!

THANKS!

Wow, those were the weirdest hoops I've ever had to jump through to download something! Regardless, thank you so much for this share :)

Thank you for this.

Would love a FLAC version of this......If you have the CD and can�t rip to lossless with Foobar....use iTunes and select Apple Lossless :) don�t convert mp3 to mp3........by doing that you are degrading the file by doing this

could someone upload single file? like .zip or .rar? downloading 19 files one by one is stupid


and for ripping cd, dbpoweramp music converter is easy to use

Yes, because it is a great idea to convert 128kbps wma files to mp3, losing even more data in the process. Any program that automatically transcodes files you add to it is trash, especially if those features are included by default. Foobar2000 WARNS you if you try to convert from one lossy format to another and says "Are you sure you want to do this, there will be data loss!?" I don't know why iTunes would have a problem playing wma files, zunes play itunes files just fine without needing to do any conversions.

Sorry man, I don't know that much about conversion. You're right though, it converted them to a crappy format. I had checked and they were 128kps.

Wow- that's a very involved process. Has anyone every tried it with SUPER Media File Converter?

SUPER &copy - Media File Converter, Media File Encoder, Video Player, Audio Player, Media Player (http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html)

Not exactly scans, but I took HQ pics of every element that makes up this physical release...

Thanks a lot!

Thank you for the scans. You sure go all out.

Um, excuse me, sorry, but does anyone have the url version for this stuff with it in MP3 format?

Dunno quite what you mean, but lossless and mp3 320 in a regular dl format are here: Thread 113557

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

hey, with your problem with jaws 2 and the "screaming blonde" is it possible to rip the french track or is it 2.0?

hey, with your problem with jaws 2 have

Sorry, what? And also **why**? Everything was so nice and quiet...

hey, with your problem with jaws 2 and the "screaming blonde" is it possible to rip the french track or is it 2.0?

The problem was I tried to extract the audio with DVD Audio Extractor and I could only get the Mono and Stereo out of it...

@Amanda

I'm sorry for coming here and ruining everything, please forgive me.

No stress. I am missing the drama, but you have not done anything wrong. So, just ignore it.

thanks JarosHulk for the covers, i will have to wait till next week if the cd's will then be available locally but just as it is i can finished my covers now...: D

well here's a custom cover i made. if you like it's in here (http://thescoredesigns.wordpress.com/2012/05/06/the-avengers-soundtrack-updated-alternative-cover-alan-silvestri/) and if your not into custom, cover then by all means feel free to ignore it.

(http://thescoredesigns.wordpress.com/2012/05/06/the-avengers-soundtrack-updated-alternative-cover-alan-silvestri/)

WOW! They look awesome Bugz!

thanks JarosHulk28 :D

Call me Jaros ;)

Jaros, smash!!!

how many times have you seen this film mate? i'm currently on a 3rd time and if there's a chance i might still have a go for the 4th! lol

this film is just awesome!

Thanks for the FLAC link!!

Not my favorite Alan Silvestri soundtrack but it's good. Thank you for the link

Jaros, smash!!!

how many times have you seen this film mate? i'm currently on a 3rd time and if there's a chance i might still have a go for the 4th! lol

this film is just awesome!

Only once, but I work at a theater now, so I can slip in at any part I'd like. ;)

Many thanks!

thanks

it says "permission denied" when i try to download the tracks individually. :/