Great to hear someone else giving this SACD ripping a go. I only use cables direct to the router, as this seems to stop any issues occurring eg speed etc. I was going to do some more ripping via my Windows 10 pc but we have a spell of Betty SWollox weather here in the UK this week, with temps forecast as high as 34 degrees C!!, so will delay that!!
Yeah, I've haven't done any SACD ripping in awhile, but with the D-V titles and others stacking up I need a ripping session.Great to hear someone else giving this SACD ripping a go. I only use cables direct to the router, as this seems to stop any issues occurring eg speed etc. I was going to to some more ripping via my Windows 10 pc but we have a spell of Betty SWollox weather here in the UK this week, with temps forecast as high as 34 degrees C!!, so will delay that!!
I'm a temperate weather guy, anything over 25 and I'm flagging..
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I did pups and I will, although we have recently been plagued by an attack of flea beetles which are munching their way through a lot of peoples hardwork...grrYeah, I've haven't done any SACD ripping in awhile, but with the D-V titles and others stacking up I need a ripping session.
But, here in California it doesn't seem like summer until it hits 90-100 degrees Fahrenheit (that's around 38 for you Brits) and occasionally will get to 105-110 degrees☀! That's when it feels like you're the one getting BBQ'd instead of what's in the grill.
That reminds me; didn't you promise me some garden pics (remember I'm living vicariously through your garden this year
Below is a list of reported working/compatible with SACD ripping brands and models, hopefully there will be additional discoveries and this list can someday be revised once again, just like it was in both February 2018, and again in February 2019 with the addition of various Sony units listed below.
Same here. We get at least several days each summer where it is that temperature and above. quite unpleasant.Great to hear someone else giving this SACD ripping a go. I only use cables direct to the router, as this seems to stop any issues occurring eg speed etc. I was going to do some more ripping via my Windows 10 pc but we have a spell of Betty SWollox weather here in the UK this week, with temps forecast as high as 34 degrees C!!, so will delay that!!
I'm a temperate weather guy, anything over 25 and I'm flagging..
Very happy to have completed my first SACD rip today! However, I'm getting speeds of only 0.20-0.30MB/second. Has anyone else experienced speeds that slow and been able to do something about it? I have a Sony BDP-S590 connected directly to an iMac with a crossover CAT6 cable. The two discs I ripped so far have taken about two hours each. I wonder if going through the router would increase the transfer rate. I'll be gathering cobwebs by the time I'm done at this rate!
Anyway, happily ripping away at high speeds!
p.s. filper, if you're successfully using a crossover cable, I'd be interested to know how you configured the network connection settings on the Sony.
Brilliant and hello boggit. (Martin)
So it's been since last Feb since i've decided to rip some more of my SACD's.
Although the process took me slightly longer than I hoped to get started, as my original USB with the Autoscript has done a disappearing trick. I put it somewhere safe to find again but the trouble is I can't remember where the safe place is!!! Looked high and low. Oh well had to create a new USB with the correct Autoscript….Or so I thought....just goes to show I need to check and double check what I'm doing these days..as I loaded the wrong Autoscript on it and then wondered why it didn't work...I had an earlier version for my Cambridge Audio Azur.
I've now completed 6 successful rips.
I'm writing this in case anyone else has initial set up problems and thinks why me..
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
Still using the Sony S4100 Blu-ray player and I have updated it to the latest firmware, with no apparent issues.
Might want to tape that Poltergeist enhanced USB right on top of your 4100
