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CSV is also known as TSV, Flat file, Comma-separated text, TAB-separated text (: csv, tsv, txt).
Full Convert is a fully self-tuning software. Your migration will work as expected without you needing to adjust anything.
Data types are different in CSV compared to Oracle RDB. We automatically adjust them as we copy the tables so you don't have to worry about it. You can adjust the mapping rules if you wish to change the following defaults: eyes+wide+shut+ost+soundtrack+with+covers+flac
"Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing" is the film's most commercially recognizable track. On streaming services, you get the 1995 album version. However, in the film, Kubrick used a slightly alternate mix with heavier reverb on the vocals and a punchier kick drum.
True FLAC collectors seek the "Eyes Wide Shut Film Mix" —a rare promotional 7" vinyl rip transferred to 24-bit FLAC. This is technically a "cover" of the original song as it was remixed specifically for the film. This version is almost impossible to find officially, but appears in high-end OST torrent collections and private audiophile trackers.
In the film’s opening credits, as Nicole Kidman disrobes, a lush, romantic orchestral version of the 1920s standard “If I Had You” plays. It’s warm, nostalgic, yet oddly sterile—a perfect prelude to a marriage about to be tested. This cover, not the original, is the one collectors crave in FLAC for its dynamic strings and brass.
The visual component is non-negotiable for the serious archivist. The standard jewel case cover (Dr. Bill Harford and Alice walking through Greenwich Village at night, shot by Kubrick himself) is insufficient. A proper FLAC collection must include:
Unlike standard soundtracks, Eyes Wide Shut had multiple official cover releases depending on the region and year:
For a collector, "with covers" means that the FLAC rip includes high-resolution scans (300 DPI or higher) of the front, back, and tray inlay. This is essential for Plex servers, Kodi libraries, or for those burning physical backup discs.
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"Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing" is the film's most commercially recognizable track. On streaming services, you get the 1995 album version. However, in the film, Kubrick used a slightly alternate mix with heavier reverb on the vocals and a punchier kick drum.
True FLAC collectors seek the "Eyes Wide Shut Film Mix" —a rare promotional 7" vinyl rip transferred to 24-bit FLAC. This is technically a "cover" of the original song as it was remixed specifically for the film. This version is almost impossible to find officially, but appears in high-end OST torrent collections and private audiophile trackers.
In the film’s opening credits, as Nicole Kidman disrobes, a lush, romantic orchestral version of the 1920s standard “If I Had You” plays. It’s warm, nostalgic, yet oddly sterile—a perfect prelude to a marriage about to be tested. This cover, not the original, is the one collectors crave in FLAC for its dynamic strings and brass.
The visual component is non-negotiable for the serious archivist. The standard jewel case cover (Dr. Bill Harford and Alice walking through Greenwich Village at night, shot by Kubrick himself) is insufficient. A proper FLAC collection must include:
Unlike standard soundtracks, Eyes Wide Shut had multiple official cover releases depending on the region and year:
For a collector, "with covers" means that the FLAC rip includes high-resolution scans (300 DPI or higher) of the front, back, and tray inlay. This is essential for Plex servers, Kodi libraries, or for those burning physical backup discs.
