SACD Ripping using an Oppo or Pioneer? Yes, it's true!

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I am using a Sony BDP-S590 and Putty on Windows 10. After following the guide from Phthalocyanine I am having the following problem. Can't get the sacd extract program to work. Putty Screen Shot.rtf

 

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Herb

 

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Got it! The usual problem for the uninitiated - the toggle...

Herb

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Many thanks to all those who contributed to making this possible! I have been purchasing SACDs since they became available almost 20 years ago. This process has been a long time coming.

Herb

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I have successfully ripped about 50 older SACDs. These are single layer meant to be played only on an SACD player. Of that group, 3 failed using the telnet with sacd_extract_160 files. I have seen a reference to some SACDs not working with sacd_extract_160. Can someone provide some insight into how to deal with this issue? Is there another version of sacd_extract that would read these discs?

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DSD Conversion Failure.rtf

 

Here's the screen shot.

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Thanks for the quick reply. I'll do it.

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Yes, each of the three albums had a an accented character and the workaround did the trick. Added note: I had a problem with the product of the telnet session to another of the old SACDs. ISO2DSF would not process the ISO to produce the dsf files. Fixed that issue by using the sacd_extract_gui from SourceForge with the latest version of sacd_extract. Worked fine that way.

So I think that takes care of all those single layer SACDs. Did not think I would ever get that done, and indeed, would not have without all the help from this forum. Bravo with special thanks to Phthalocyanine!

 

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For these three discs it was either an "e" with an accent or an umlaut.