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

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I own  Pioneer BDP-170 and I ripped my first disk.  Unfortunately result is only CD layer (ca 700MB) instead DSF.

 

I executed command from manual: .\sacd_extract -i {BDP_IP_ADDRESS}:2002 -P -I

The file I got is ISO.

 

Which option should I use to get SACD layer and dsf? -e, -p or -s ? How I know philips or sony is right for me?

 

Usage: sacd_extract [options] [outfile]    (v0.3.8_win32)

-2, --2ch-tracks : Export two channel tracks (default)
-m, --mch-tracks : Export multi-channel tracks
-e, --output-dsdiff-em : output as Philips DSDIFF (Edit Master) file
-p, --output-dsdiff : output as Philips DSDIFF file
-s, --output-dsf : output as Sony DSF file
-t, --select-track : only output selected track(s) (ex. -t 1,5,13)
-I, --output-iso : output as RAW ISO
-c, --convert-dst : convert DST to DSD
-C, --export-cue : Export a CUE Sheet
-i, --input[=FILE] : set source and determine if "iso" image,
                     device or server (ex. -i 192.168.1.10:2002)
-P, --print : display disc and track information

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And yes, disk is hybrid SACD and the player shows SACD on display

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I got this. It should be:

 

.\sacd_extract -i {BDP_IP_ADDRESS}:2002 -P -s

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10 hours ago, JediJoker said:

 

To my knowledge, this is the first report of a CD layer being ripped this way. Not sure how that happened...

 

7 hours ago, MikeyFresh said:

 

To the best of my knowledge that is impossible, he did not rip the CD layer, there is confusion there.

Maybe something went wrong and rip wasn't properly done and thats why I saw unusual file size.

Doesn't matter now. As I said when I used .\sacd_extract -i {BDP_IP_ADDRESS}:2002 -P -s it works perfect and I finished my few other SACD.

All of them sounds great now. My DAC plays DSD much better than pcm.

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43 minutes ago, Iain said:

Without having to completely read this thread, can someone please clarify what current machines will work correctly to extract SA-CD data.

Without reading  whole thread, it's all on the first page