All 4K Releases Spreadsheet

[Cannikin]

This is a superb resource. Thank you so much for creating it and taking the time to update it. Bravo!

Thanks! Which reminds me, it's about time for an update...

[dDavid]

Have you made changes to permissions? I opened the spreadsheet a month ago and it allowed me to sort the reference disk entries, but today it does not.

[jtsapps217]

Super helpful spreadsheet, thanks for posting.

[PotatoKing]

Awesome! Thanks!

[SljivovitzDino]

Be great to get an update!

[Cannikin]

Updated in time for Christmas! 3172 movies!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... PAH7i3dStM

[kevingroover]

would you be open to adding files sizes for 4k uhd rips?

[Cannikin]

would you be open to adding files sizes for 4k uhd rips?

So this is just a conversion from a blog page on The Digital Bits, nothing in here is entered manually. If they had that data I’d pull it in! Do you know if there’s somewhere I can get that info and automate it?

[Mr_Orange]

would you be open to adding files sizes for 4k uhd rips?

It isn't very useful since it will depend on whether you rip all the audio tracks or not.

[Thejs1234]

Really nice spreadsheet, thanks!

[FleshedPeso2586]

Do you know if there’s somewhere I can get that info and automate it?

There's The Disc DB, which has its source data on GitHub, but it only covers a fraction of the movies on the sheet.

[Mr. Red]

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy is stated as native 4k in the list, but detailed analyses of the 4K version suggest it was upscaled and AI enhanced and no new 4k scan of the original negatives:

https://youtu.be/I3Z58uiwcME?t=329
https://youtu.be/zkNFZkUHeKQ?t=366

So I doubt that Lord of the Rings really is native 4k.