Still looking for a reason why we do not have a simple way of carrying SACD rips like we do with CD's ... Dreaming about a system where we insert a SACD and we get a DSF file!
Still looking for a reason why we do not have a simple way of carrying SACD rips like we do with CD's ... Dreaming about a system where we insert a SACD and we get a DSF file!
Still looking for a reason why we do not have a simple way of carrying SACD rips like we do with CD's ... Dreaming about a system where we insert a SACD and we get a DSF file!
The basic procedure with Oppos is the same as it is with all the other options but easier and more consistent. Is it faster? I don't know but my Oppos have been reliable.
1. Insert the disc in the Oppo......
2. Click on the SACDExtractGUI icon or executable file to start the program..... 3. Select where you want the ripped files to go to on your hard drive.....* 4. Select the format you want to rip to.......*
5. Hit "Run" and it rips.
Most player/streamer programs will add the album art.
* If you select the same options every time (as I do), you can skip these steps.
1. Insert the disc in the Oppo......
2. Click on the SACDExtractGUI icon or executable file to start the program..... 3. Select where you want the ripped files to go to on your hard drive.....* 4. Select the format you want to rip to.......*
5. Hit "Run" and it rips.
Most player/streamer programs will add the album art.
* If you select the same options every time (as I do), you can skip these steps.
I use the older system of a hacked Play Station 3 which has worked for many years. I bought an Oppo 105, which I use to play bluray movies, but it acts as a backup for my PS3. Basically a two step process. The PS3 creates .iso files from the SACD. Then I use the free Sonore software to create a .dsf file to play on my computer. I actually run the .iso file through the Sonore twice, once to create a stereo file and the second time to create a multichannel file (for those SACD discs that have both). If you create a lot of .iso files from a SACD collection, Sonore will do a batch creation for stereo or mch. Sonore uses the same file names for the stereo and mch files, so I do one batch, rename them, and then do the second batch.
I really like the sound of the SACD files, usually DSD64, through my Lampi Horizon. It will upsample to DSD512 if you want.
