Popular Post mindset Posted September 17, 2018 Popular Post Share Posted September 17, 2018 On 9/15/2018 at 11:28 AM, Nexus3 said: @mindset How feasible would it be to implement the following arguments for better version information and source origin? Done now & pushed to github. I just added a -v option which gives sufficient info. It shows the tag name and commit hash (if the commit has no tag). Also fixed the problem that a cue sheet is not exported with -s and -p. For commit with tag: $ ./sacd_extract -v sacd_extract version 0.3.9@setmind git repository: "https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper.git" For a commit without a tag (1 commit ahead of the last tag): $ ./sacd_extract -v sacd_extract version 0.3.9@setmind-1-gaeb9d1acda3c4779fa8e3d56c72ffab394d184d4 git repository: "https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper.git" Nexus3 and Dick Darlington 1 1 Link to comment
Popular Post Nexus3 Posted September 18, 2018 Popular Post Share Posted September 18, 2018 Good evening, here are two new compilations of SACD_EXTRACT based on setmind's latest sources. Feel free to download and distribute them, but always remember to USE THEM AT YOUR OWN RISK! Linux x64 package (tested on Ubuntu & Knoppix): sacd_extract-LINUX-v0.3.9@setmind_git_2018-09-16.zip MD5: 00C1AFFE1807CAAB7E68D45D0E2C2D47 SHA-1: F9177272C0DFBA580924374D9059E7D4DEEEB691 SHA256: 7E36EF3DBFD8561CF65579E2DE9614D0A4DFA6D85FED62ECD237128AA68BAEB2 SHA512: 3EF0C35A7466265F55D8C4902C75DC4281F1E5ABC755F0EF5FB623573AD96749375FCE1FF2342F43A3E5369D00F18FBE53837F30CF56C6F6A952E01C8F17CE30 xxHash64: A5A6158895842BED Windows x64 package (tested on Windows 10): sacd_extract-WINDOWS-v0.3.9@setmind_git_2018-09-16.zip MD5: 9F08294F831C42A5D5B178908ABB1B9E SHA-1: B386EB36F03360108BF8FC33E95595E73C7C6EE5 SHA256: AD31941E9146776BDC1F954E1806CDC57AEECC38785ADAF844ED08CB7DD53F6D SHA512: 59721F378806B4E9CFEC5E31B920784782D8A6FF250283CBF7DEFEE1B3175401BBFDDAF665A9EC09659A357B67FD48083CCAE90A96B0D21A34D8AA7B910FC68C xxHash64: 1B7199820A977AD5 Happy testing and good night. MikeyFresh, Synfreak and BluRay444 2 1 Link to comment
DSDgrabber Posted September 21, 2018 Share Posted September 21, 2018 I tried using the "iso2dsd_PC_v7" on my Sony BDP-S780 player to rip my SACD. I followed the process, but nothing happened on my player. How can I make the auto sctript run? The firmware on my DVD player is: M07.R.0631 Link to comment
MikeyFresh Posted September 21, 2018 Share Posted September 21, 2018 6 minutes ago, DSDgrabber said: I tried using the "iso2dsd_PC_v7" on my Sony BDP-S780 player to rip my SACD. That unit is not on the "known to work" Blu-ray player compatibility list. Boycott HDtracks Boycott Lenbrook Boycott Warner Music Group Link to comment
Popular Post mindset Posted September 22, 2018 Popular Post Share Posted September 22, 2018 On 9/8/2018 at 1:19 PM, mindset said: To users of sacd_extract using the server method: I have been working on improving the sacd_extract client program from the currently inactive original sacd-ripper repository past few months. I thought I would share that in case someone is interested. Here is the git repository: https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper/ (Sorry, you need to compile the code to use it). In addition to performance improvement and bug fixes, I have added features like concurrent extraction of ISO and DSF/DSDIFF in a single scan of a disc, padding-less DSF generation for some players that cannot handle DSF tail padding properly, extraction of multi-channel and single-channel tracks in one shot, and addition of more ID3v2 tags from TOC to DSF. Details with compilation instruction are described in https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper/blob/master/readme.rst and performance comparison with the original is here https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper/wiki I have just acquired a cheap mac, and confirmed this works fine without any change on mac as well (both in command line and Sonore's GUI). Compilation is fairly easy: xcode-select --install /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" brew install cmake git clone https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper.git cd sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract cmake . make This yields a sacd_extract executable, and it can replace the original in Sonore's package. I am seeing significant performance improvement over the original (~4x speed boost for ISO->DSF). Speed improvement is less for direct generation of DSF from the server as that is limited by the player's optical drive. I am currently working on a new GUI that can support all new features in sacd_extract. MikeyFresh, Nexus3, JediJoker and 1 other 1 3 Link to comment
Nexus3 Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 14 hours ago, mindset said: Compilation (on a Mac) is fairly easy: Time to undust my PowerMac G5 then ?. 14 hours ago, mindset said: I am currently working on a new GUI that can support all new features in sacd_extract. Looking ? forward ⬆️ to that ? ! Link to comment
Triplefun Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 Why are you focusing on all these alternative extract programs when the free sonore iso2dsd seems to do everything that is required? Am I missing something? Link to comment
MikeyFresh Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 4 minutes ago, Triplefun said: Why are you focusing on all these alternative extract programs when the free sonore iso2dsd seems to do everything that is required? Am I missing something? You'd need to read the thread, this was covered in detail previously. Boycott HDtracks Boycott Lenbrook Boycott Warner Music Group Link to comment
MikeyFresh Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 19 hours ago, mindset said: I have just acquired a cheap mac, and confirmed this works fine without any change on mac as well (both in command line and Sonore's GUI). Compilation is fairly easy: xcode-select --install /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" brew install cmake git clone https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper.git cd sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract cmake . make This yields a sacd_extract executable, and it can replace the original in Sonore's package. I am seeing significant performance improvement over the original (~4x speed boost for ISO->DSF). Speed improvement is less for direct generation of DSF from the server as that is limited by the player's optical drive. I am currently working on a new GUI that can support all new features in sacd_extract. Outstanding! I compiled on a MacBook Air running Sierra this morning, no hitches other than a syntax error about spacing: syntax error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting end-of-input In short I was unable to copy/paste the commands without getting that error, but typing them manually worked. Something to the effect of when a space is not a space on a Mac, no matter though, manual entry in Terminal worked fine. I then ripped an SACD using the 0.3.9 in place of what originally came in the ISO2DSD OSX v6 package (3.7?), and it ran flawlessly. In fact, I believe I saw a speed increase even though I rip directly to .dsf. Could that be a coincidence? I guess it could, I have no direct point of comparison in the form of speed data on a previous rip of that very same disc having been slower as it's the first time I've ever ripped this disc. However, I experienced my fastest rip speed to date on any disc going straight to .dsf, I think my previous high water mark over Ethernet was 2.85MB/s, this one crossed the finish line a bit faster: Thank you so much @mindset, I had been stuck in the mud previously when trying to figure out how to compile Mr Wicked's 0.3.8 (as I believe the ISO2DSD download includes 0.3.7) and while whatever version is in the ISO2DSD download package certainly worked well for me, this appears even better! Boycott HDtracks Boycott Lenbrook Boycott Warner Music Group Link to comment
mindset Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 4 hours ago, Nexus3 said: Time to undust my PowerMac G5 then ?. That is a really old Mac. I am sure you will encounter problems because it's not Intel-based. Nexus3 1 Link to comment
Popular Post mindset Posted September 23, 2018 Popular Post Share Posted September 23, 2018 14 minutes ago, MikeyFresh said: In fact, I believe I saw a speed increase even though I rip directly to .dsf. Could that be a coincidence? I guess it could, I have no direct point of comparison in the form of speed data on a previous rip of that very same disc having been slower as it's the first time I've ever ripped this disc. Thanks for the feedback. That is actually not a coincidence but part of these improvements: 1. Maximum compiler optimization for much faster DST decoding (was a really low-hanging fruit) 2. Parallelizing read from disc and DST decoding In your case, I believe DST decoding was already fast enough because you have a powerful machine so 1. didn't do much. 2. probably gained a little bit of speed improvement (I expected a bit more though) and got you very close to the player's speed limit of around 3MB/s (depending on the disc). On my old Mac mini 2010, 0.55MB/s from the original in Sonore got boosted to 2.04 MB/s for direct extraction of DSF from a player. MikeyFresh and Nexus3 1 1 Link to comment
Popular Post mindset Posted September 23, 2018 Popular Post Share Posted September 23, 2018 1 hour ago, Triplefun said: Why are you focusing on all these alternative extract programs when the free sonore iso2dsd seems to do everything that is required? Am I missing something? Sonore's ISO2DSD may be doing everything you need, but some people like me have unique needs. Just to give you my example: I receive a disc from Amazon. I put the disc in the player and and ask sacd_extract to extract ISO to a NAS and DSF to SONY HAP-Z1ES in a single scan of a disc. 6 minutes into the process (was 15 mins with the original) the stereo portion of the disc has been read and is ready for listening while the program continues to read the multi-channel section of the disc to finish the ISO. This is not possible with the original, and is the reason I started working on the improvements. Nexus3, Dick Darlington, chichaz and 1 other 4 Link to comment
Triplefun Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 18 minutes ago, mindset said: Sonore's ISO2DSD may be doing everything you need, but some people like me have unique needs. Just to give you my example: I receive a disc from Amazon. I put the disc in the player and and ask sacd_extract to extract ISO to a NAS and DSF to SONY HAP-Z1ES in a single scan of a disc. 6 minutes into the process (was 15 mins with the original) the stereo portion of the disc has been read and is ready for listening while the program continues to read the multi-channel section of the disc to finish the ISO. This is not possible with the original, and is the reason I started working on the improvements. Thanks for your response. I started to read a random set of the 148 odd pages and was beginning to get a feel for the issues. I don't have many SACD disks but I do have a ca 752bd which is not getting much use. Thanks to this thread I have been able to get it to work. However I am slightly disappointed at the high cost of sacds, even the second hand ones. I find it cheaper to download hires content from the likes of nativedsd which also offers raw recordings in dsd128 and even dsd256. Tidal also provides a useful alternative. Link to comment
emiliocb Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 On 8/19/2018 at 9:30 AM, Kal Rubinson said: I am converting the DSF to PCM as I play it so that I can use room correction/EQ. I keep it in DSF which is the native format so that I can play (or convert) that as I choose now and in the future. If I did store the PCM, it would probably be in as FLAC. with Marantz AV 8805 you can play DSD and use room correction/EQ at the same time Link to comment
One and a half Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 24 minutes ago, Triplefun said: Thanks for your response. I started to read a random set of the 148 odd pages and was beginning to get a feel for the issues. I don't have many SACD disks but I do have a ca 752bd which is not getting much use. Thanks to this thread I have been able to get it to work. However I am slightly disappointed at the high cost of sacds, even the second hand ones. I find it cheaper to download hires content from the likes of nativedsd which also offers raw recordings in dsd128 and even dsd256. Tidal also provides a useful alternative. The reason for the prices are that many discs were one off issues, and the price is what the market demands and a few end up as collectors items. Modern classical mastering direct to DSD is the way to download, but legacy recordings, the good ones will be very close. Totally depends on the knob tweaker at the recording stages. AS Profile Equipment List Say NO to MQA Link to comment
srrndhound Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 40 minutes ago, emiliocb said: with Marantz AV 8805 you can play DSD and use room correction/EQ at the same time Whose decimator do you like better -- Marantz or Roon? Link to comment
emiliocb Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 12 minutes ago, srrndhound said: Whose decimator do you like better -- Marantz or Roon? I do not have the Marantz yet, I'll buy it in a couple of weeks. The room correction of Marantz AV 8805, is by Audyssey (MultEQ XT32) and as I said, can be connected while listening to audio DSD natively. Link to comment
emiliocb Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 srrndhound could you tell me what version of the sacd-extract is this? I ask, because, now, the last one is V0.039 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gnpma48ceil80w5/AACzL4md_mFP7-gmbpsx1kFSa/AutoScript?dl=0&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 Thanks in advance Link to comment
srrndhound Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 46 minutes ago, emiliocb said: I do not have the Marantz yet, I'll buy it in a couple of weeks. The room correction of Marantz AV 8805, is by Audyssey (MultEQ XT32) and as I said, can be connected while listening to audio DSD natively. It would be interesting to see if there's any audible difference between feeding the Marantz with, say, 88.2 kHz from Roon (or JRiver etc) which will then be downsampled presumably to 44.1 kHz for Audyssey, or with DSD and letting the Marantz decimate directly to 44.1 itself before Audyssey. Link to comment
srrndhound Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 1 hour ago, emiliocb said: srrndhound could you tell me what version of the sacd-extract is this? I ask, because, now, the last one is V0.039 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gnpma48ceil80w5/AACzL4md_mFP7-gmbpsx1kFSa/AutoScript?dl=0&subfolder_nav_tracking=1 I do not know. I obtained it from MikeyFresh's post dated May 2018, if that's any help. Link to comment
Kal Rubinson Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 2 hours ago, emiliocb said: with Marantz AV 8805 you can play DSD and use room correction/EQ at the same time No, you cannot. All prepros/AVRs that support DSD, like the 8805, must convert them to PM in order to do room correction/EQ. Many will convert the DSD to PCM even without DSP. JediJoker 1 Kal Rubinson Senior Contributing Editor, Stereophile Link to comment
Kal Rubinson Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 1 hour ago, emiliocb said: I do not have the Marantz yet, I'll buy it in a couple of weeks. The room correction of Marantz AV 8805, is by Audyssey (MultEQ XT32) and as I said, can be connected while listening to audio DSD natively. You are in for a rude surprise. Audyssey runs only on PCM. JediJoker 1 Kal Rubinson Senior Contributing Editor, Stereophile Link to comment
Kal Rubinson Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 53 minutes ago, srrndhound said: It would be interesting to see if there's any audible difference between feeding the Marantz with, say, 88.2 kHz from Roon (or JRiver etc) which will then be downsampled presumably to 44.1 kHz for Audyssey, or with DSD and letting the Marantz decimate directly to 44.1 itself before Audyssey. I generally downsample DSD to 24/176.4PCM for output to the Marantz but , since I do DiracLive EQ in the server, the Marantz pushes it through as that. srrndhound 1 Kal Rubinson Senior Contributing Editor, Stereophile Link to comment
Nexus3 Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 4 hours ago, mindset said: That is a really old Mac. I am sure you will encounter problems because it's not Intel-based. Right you are ... as usual ?, it was pain in the @rs€ and took some time as well. The preparation steps for compiling on a PowerPC were: Quote 1. Download and install Xcode v3.1.4 2. Install Tigerbrew (PowerPC flavoured fork of Homebrew) ruby -e "$(curl -fsSkL raw.github.com/mistydemeo/tigerbrew/go/install)" 3. Install curl , git & cmake brew install curl brew install git brew install cmake 4. Build sacd_extract git clone https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper.git cd sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract cmake . make The building stage unfolded quite well, $ cmake . -- git commit hash: 0.3.9@setmind-1-gf7419fdf1639cf6a88e95ca7ed45d00a99a78a2a -- git repo url: https://github.com/setmind/sacd-ripper.git -- The C compiler identification is GNU 4.0.1 -- Checking whether C compiler has -isysroot -- Checking whether C compiler has -isysroot - yes -- Checking whether C compiler supports OSX deployment target flag -- Checking whether C compiler supports OSX deployment target flag - yes -- Check for working C compiler: /Developer/usr/bin/cc -- Check for working C compiler: /Developer/usr/bin/cc -- works -- Detecting C compiler ABI info -- Detecting C compiler ABI info - done -- Detecting C compile features -- Detecting C compile features - done -- Looking for pthread.h -- Looking for pthread.h - found -- Looking for pthread_create -- Looking for pthread_create - found -- Found Threads: TRUE 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CMakeFiles/sacd_extract.dir/Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/libs/libsacd/scarletbook_output.c.o In file included from /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/libs/libsacd/scarletbook_output.c:41: /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h: In function �sysAtomicAddReturn�: /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h:580: warning: implicit declaration of function �__sync_add_and_fetch� /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h: In function �sysAtomicSub�: /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h:585: warning: implicit declaration of function �__sync_sub_and_fetch� /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h: In function �sysAtomicInc�: /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h:595: warning: implicit declaration of function �__sync_fetch_and_add� /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h: In function �sysAtomicDec�: /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h:600: warning: implicit declaration of function �__sync_fetch_and_sub� /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h: In function �sysAtomicCompareAndSwap�: /Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/tools/sacd_extract/../../libs/libcommon/sys/atomic.h:615: warning: implicit declaration of function �__sync_bool_compare_and_swap� [ 95%] Building C object CMakeFiles/sacd_extract.dir/Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/libs/libsacd/scarletbook_print.c.o [ 97%] Building C object CMakeFiles/sacd_extract.dir/Users/MACoding/sacd-ripper/libs/libsacd/scarletbook_read.c.o [100%] Linking C executable sacd_extract Undefined symbols: "_posix_memalign", referenced from: _buffer_pool_get_space in buffer_pool.c.o "__mm_malloc", referenced from: _AllocateArray in dst_init.c.o _AllocateArray in dst_init.c.o _AllocateArray in dst_init.c.o _AllocateArray in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_InitDecoder in dst_init.c.o "__mm_free", referenced from: _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _DST_CloseDecoder in dst_init.c.o _AllocateArray in dst_init.c.o _AllocateArray in dst_init.c.o ld: symbol(s) not found collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make[2]: *** [sacd_extract] Error 1 make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/sacd_extract.dir/all] Error 2 make: *** [all] Error 2 @mindset I might be able to cope with "__mm_malloc", but what about the other two - any ideas? 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mindset Posted September 23, 2018 Share Posted September 23, 2018 2 minutes ago, Nexus3 said: but then this struck: @mindset I might be able to cope with "__mm_malloc", but what about the other two - any ideas? That is a solvable problem. Try this: https://github.com/sacd-ripper/sacd-ripper/issues/98 I might incorporate this to my code. Nexus3 1 Link to comment
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