[Daedalus Audio]

anybody know how to rip a bluray to hirez (24-96 etc)

seems like we should be able to do that with the bluray discs in the new Beatles WHite Album?????

[ted_b]

I will do my best to copy and paste what I've put together over the years over on Computer Audiophile in the next few days.

Net/net, one needs to decrypt the bluray disc using a tool like MakeMKV.  Once that is done software like DVD Audio Extractor or Audiomuxer will then rip the hirez audio to flac or wav, etc.  You can rip the 2 channel content and the multichannel content as well.

BTW, the White Album is sublime.  I am listening to the hirez 2 channel, but have the multichannel folder ready for when my mch system is back up.

[mojave]

I decrypt the Blu-ray using anyDVD HD. Using JRiver Media Center, I then create Particles for each song. I use the automated process called Chapterfy found in the Swag of Tools. I rip all the tracks using JRiver's Convert Video to Audio feature. You have to select the active track first in the Blu-ray (multi-channel or stereo) prior to conversion. The entire process only takes me about 5 minutes, but that is because I'm familiar with Chapterfy.

[Daedalus Audio]

thanks guys! I'll give it a try. I've also wanted to rip the audio from the dvd on Pulse.

Another note.... does anyone know if the 50 year remaster of Electric Ladyland will be out as a hires download????

[aldcoll]

 From the Sept. Stone

"At Last … the Beginning: The Making of Electric Ladyland, the Blu-rays contain the 5.1 surround sound mix and the original stereo mixes in 24-bit, 96 kHz sound. A pared-down version will be available on streaming services."

I have seen the Vinl and Blu Ray package for just under $100

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/jimi-hendrix-electric-ladyland-50th-anniversary-reissue-720782/

Alan