Fulfilling the request of rogeerabbit,

Michel Legrand - Le Mans(71)/The Hunter(80) - 320 (thanks to the OP)

http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/qRyawjL6/file.html

pw : gg

Covers embedded in mp3

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Hi Gg070660,

is there a chance to get this soundtrack in lossless (flac or wav)?

That would be very nice!

Many thanks in advance,

Peter

Thanks!

---------- Post added at 08:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:04 AM ----------

Hi Gg070660,

is there a chance to get this soundtrack in lossless (flac or wav)?

That would be very nice!

Many thanks in advance,

Peter

I moved recently and don't have put all my records away. As soon as possible, i will post it in Flac.

Fantastic, thank you so much!

If it's no trouble to you - could you please put a cue-file into the flac-download?

Thank you so much!

Fantastic, thank you so much!

If it's no trouble to you - could you please put a cue-file into the flac-download?

What's the point of doing that?
I convert my CDs in any format with my player, Mediamonkey (a fantastic software, by the way)
A few years ago, i always converted to 320, due to the limitation of storage capacity. Now that i have big HDD, i can convert all into Flac (i use the compression level 4). But this software as no option to generate cue files.

When i download shares by other people in Flac, i have noticed that sometimes there's just one big file with a .cue, so i have to split it (i use medieval cue splitter) then throw the big file to bin. It's rather boring. I appreciate when the Flac shares are already split track by track, and i trust the poster that it's real Flac.

Otherwise, there are tools to check the real bitrate.

This long message just to say, with due respect, that i will continue to share Flac the same way i always did.

Cheers :)

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Well i edit my post because i've searched info and i suppose that, for you, it's important to have control of AccurateRip, isnt'it?

Perhaps i will change my mind if i find a simple way to rip the Cds, but it seems very annoying.

The advantage of a cue-file is that you can check a download with CUETools against the AccurateRip database. So you can be sure it is a) a true flac-file and b) ripped correct with no errors. To check it in CUETools you select "verify" and then choose the cue-file.

Another reason for a cue-file is as you said to split a big flac-file into tracks, but I also prefer single tracks.

But please don't misunderstand me, I'm very thankful about your flac-files (also without a cue-file). :-)

Cheers!

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I read your edit, yes it is due to AccurateRip.

To convert my CDs to flac I use Exact Audio Copy for years, here is the link if your're interested:

http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

At first there is little work to configure EAC, but after that it is easy to convert a CD within minutes.

Thank you.

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