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I already have the movie but i don't mind helping so that others get it. My upload is god awful so 1gb is ok i suppose.  What part number do you want me to get?

nirbateman said:

I may be able to upload it to a more useful place, but I'll need help.

I found some links of a free server, but if I'll download them by myself, it will take more than a week because of the speed and the fact that it uses captcha recognition.

I'll need about 30 people to download a part each and then upload it to Mega, Netload, Putlocker or any other free and fast server for me to use later to extract.

If I can get the volunteers in the next 2 days, It could be done by the end of the week.

PM me if you're interested.

 That's actually a pretty damn good idea, what size are the rar files?

Is it the , fileparadox, or filemonkey?

Filemonkey might be faster, found links total of 37 files.

nafroe said:

borisanddoris said:

I have the xXx Superbit.  The DTS track, while good, still to me lacked the overall impact of the theatrical Dolby Digital I saw.  I mean, I did see it in a really well tuned cinema, but still, nothing has yet to match just how good that mix was.  

I'd love to get the cinema DTS disc synced to the Blu-ray and compare.  

The AC3 track from the DVDs was pathetic.

 I read in one of those other forums about Cinema DTS preservations that the DTS disc used with xXx in the theaters has been found.  Haven't seen it surface anywhere just yet though...

 Yep this thread ...http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/DTS-audio-preservation-UPDATE-29-JAN-2014-Work-In-Progress/topic/15271/

Still needs to be worked on and synced though.

Coming soon......http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Crocodile-Dundee-and-Crocodile-Dundee-II-Blu-ray/95660/

Thanks for adding Creepshow 2, the blu-ray only provided 5.1 and it sounds awful. At least i have the dvd audio 2 channel 192kbps. Was hoping the LD would be higher quality.

Is there going to be a project to change the color timing or is it fine the way it is?

I think the re-encoded DCP to 1080p looks great, it has very high bitrate and it definitely is better than the blu-ray.

The image that has way less grain is the BD.

Never saw or have heard of this movie but it looks like a good one.

Awesome news for both movies!

Thank you Shawn for hunting them.

docsap said:

The BrainDead Uncut 1080p file has a small glitch, I'll have to fix it before releasing it  ;-)

 That i didn't know, awesome news though about releasing a fixed version.

Sweet!

The Braindead uncut looks awesome, to bad the BluRay Remux is Cinemageddon exclusive only.

Thanks docsap, nice blog!

I would love to see some screen shots of this.

I see you uploaded it on the spleen.

Your welcome!

So do you guys think the LD sounds better then the blu-ray?

Yes i hope we do see the other 2 movies pop up.

If anyone has membership to any of first 3 i can send a link to you.

You most likely will find them easily enough.

Good handful of places it can be found, and i'm sure it's spreading like wild fire.

tehparadox

hd-torrents

beyondhd

You should also be able to find it on usenet.

Yes Digital Cinema Package

The audio is just from the blu-ray though

And i'm sure the other 2 will show up at some point.

Blu-ray shots

1 http://someimage.com/JPOS07O

2 http://someimage.com/Zc6zDYv

3 http://someimage.com/BIgoMGN

4 http://someimage.com/ayfBwfx

5 http://someimage.com/IoMtFr2

6 http://someimage.com/NPeynui

7 http://someimage.com/qHvskKU

Wow vs DCP  Back to the Future,  at least it's supposedly from DCP source and encoded to 1080p.

1 Wow http://someimage.com/r8TVO93

1 DCP http://someimage.com/JB263mS

2 Wow http://someimage.com/rtprMP0

2 DCP http://someimage.com/xae4R53

3 Wow http://someimage.com/KK56sK0

3 DCP http://someimage.com/hTaqLdW

4 Wow http://someimage.com/fd61vy4

4 DCP http://someimage.com/a3y7DzE

5 Wow http://someimage.com/xIkXxrv

5 DCP http://someimage.com/XdzyFnx

6 Wow http://someimage.com/B32RRod

6 DCP http://someimage.com/jls5TDo

7 Wow http://someimage.com/jZ2Z6tI

7 DCP http://someimage.com/B795OYa

Disc Title: Back to the Future 1985 Special Edition 1080p Blu-ray AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1
Disc Size: 39 376 421 172 bytes
Protection: AACS
BD-Java: No
Playlist: 00000.MPLS
Size: 39 376 311 552 bytes
Length: 1:56:03.790
Total Bitrate: 45,24 Mbps
Video: MPEG-4 AVC Video / 38309 kbps / 1080p / 23,976 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1
Audio: English / DTS-HD Master Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 4251 kbps / 24-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 24-bit)
Audio: English / Dolby Digital Audio / 2.0 / 48 kHz / 192 kbps
Audio: English / Dolby Digital Audio / 2.0 / 48 kHz / 192 kbps / Dolby Surround
Subtitle: English / 28,580 kbp

Custom disc source made from DCinema video (210 Mbps JPEG2000 DCP) encoded by x264,  with audio from the retail Blu-ray Disc.

Does any one have Creepshow 2 on Laserdisc? I would love to have the audio from it

Well as long as it's better then the dvd audio that it.

Nice!   thanks Shawn

Is there DTS cinema anywhere for Get Smart (2008)?

I see what your saying, i still back the movies up on BDs in case the drive fails. If it's a BD 50 or anything bigger then 23gb i use winrar then.

All my friends use hard drives as well and watch movies with openelec xbmc like my self.

Burn to a laserdisc , talk about eating up space.

@Andrea, I would rather have a bigger file size instead of everything smashed on to 1 BD 25 but that's just me. I don't use BDs to watch movies, i put them all on hard drives. We could have most the audio options as a separate download and save room for the video bitrate. Then people can mux what they want in and burn a bd. I guarantee i'll be remuxing my copy to the way i want it anyways as i do with every single movie i get.

@jerryshadoe,  great news i'm glad you have a copy of the software, as you should with the things you do with audio. This will save alot of time anyways.