The Doors Collection rat DVD all audio all menus ratdvd

# Director: Ray Manzarek, Rick Schmidlin # Encoding: ratDVD # Format: Color, Closed-captioned, Dolby, Widescreen # Aspect Ratio(s): 1.33:1 # Audio Encoding: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo # Rated: NR # Studio: Universal Studios # DVD Release Date: July 30, 2002 # Run Time: 172 # DVD Features: * Available subtitles: English * Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo) * Commentary by 'Ray Manzarek (keyboards), John Densmore (drums) and Robby Krieger (guitar) * New "L.A. Woman" video, director's cut * Newly found print of "Unknown Soldier" * 'Ray Manzarek' (qv)'s student movies "Evergreen" and "Induction" * Excerpts from 'John Densmore' (qv)'s one-man play * 'Robby Krieger' (qv) performing a new version of "The End" * Outtakes from the Doors' archives * The Doors collectibles and artifacts * Web links

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suppafly (2005-06-19)

I hope you enjoy my second ratDVD release. It was made from the original NTSC DVD. All audio tracks, menus and EVRYTHING was left. I used the default quality settings on ratDVD. I compressed in 50 MB rar files and sfv verification is available too. Enjoy!

suppafly (2005-06-19)

This is the link to the original DVD:

suppafly (2005-06-19)

Contact me on my MSN suppafly@hotmail.com if you have any requests/comments/questions !

dirtydeeds (2005-06-19)

Awsome! Keep them coming! Rat is the only way to go!

bruceball (2005-06-19)

Wrong category.
This is NOT DVD.
Even after re-encoding back to true DVD, the quality will be nothing compared to DVDR.

suppafly (2005-06-19)

Fuck you bruceball. Sincerely: Suppafly. If you dont like this FREE download, then dont use it. FUCK YOU. :D

shortjohn (2005-06-20)

bruceball: dont like it? buy the fucker!

prvt8 (2005-06-22)

You can burn it onto it a DVD, play it on your standalone DVD player, navigate the menu and select the extras. That makes it a DVD. Which other category does this belong in? The non-existent ratDVD category? The video category with the avi files? Give me a break.

bruceball (2005-06-22)

prvt8: like ratdvds, you can re-encode divxs/xvids back to mpeg2 and burn them in dvd video format. You can then watch them with your standalone player. There should be a separate section for ratdvds. In the meantime ratdvds should be in movies category since the picture quality is on a par with xvids. Some people seem to misconceive ratdvd as a revolutionary compression method for dvds (like ape/flac for audio), which it isnt. There's a whole lot of hype and buzz going on. The bubble will burst sooner than later.

prvt8 (2005-06-22)

Decompressing a ratDVD is not nearly the same as converting an mpeg-4 video as the latter won't have muliple audio, extra scenes, and other bonus material. As for the difference in video quality between a ratDVD and a true DVD, you probably can't tell the difference with most TVs. A ratDVD is much closer to a DVD than an avi so it belongs in this category. In addition, it's clearly labelled so there's no doubt what you're getting.

suppafly (2005-06-23)

Im really sorry for not finishing uploading this game. My hard disk crashed. I tried to recover the information but most of it was lost. The rar files I was uploading got corrupted. Seems likes its impossible for me to continue this upload. IM really sorry. I will try to make the ratdvd from this dvd again in the following days. (I bought a new hard disk so there should be no problems now). Sorry for your lost time...

crocked (2005-06-23)

Can you seed please, we have been at 37.5 % for days
thanks for the upload.

crocked (2005-06-23)

Sorry to hear about your hard drive. Hope you are sorted soon.

boogerup (2005-07-09)

The nice thing about RatDVD is that it encodes all the content of the DVD directly - menus, extras, etc. The quality also isn't bad - like a good XVid and definitely better than a VCD.

boogerup (2005-07-09)

I have a RatDVD with multiple audio and extra scenes (though it's for Versus and it only has trailers and commentaries as extra) as well as different subtitle choices.