There is only one drawer and one USB port.It is just java, no reason you can't run two instances on your machine unless you are memory or cpu bound.
There is only one drawer and one USB port.It is just java, no reason you can't run two instances on your machine unless you are memory or cpu bound.
I would love those notes. Also, is the Sonore ISO2DSD app compatible with macOS Catalina (aka 64 bit)?I am a Mac user and have both the S5100 and S7200. I have the S5100 stored as a back up unit but use AND prefer the 7200. It's a more substantial build with a metal housing (the 5100 is plastic) and the 7200's "AutoScript" method (steps) of ripping is simpler and quicker. They are available on eBay but usually cost a bit more. I can give you my step by step notes (cheat sheet) if helpful.
Sure, would love a (Cheat Sheet) -for the AutoRip method with a USB flash drive, you verified it works?
What in your opinion is a good deal on a 7200? Yeah ,my S5100 is plastic/light as a feather gear!
I still have many discs to rip.
The notes are below. I use the - - SACDExtractGUI.jar - - that I got at HifiHaven.org. I haven't tried the Sonore method of making the ISO files first.I would love those notes. Also, is the Sonore ISO2DSD app compatible with macOS Catalina (aka 64 bit)?
I think there is some misunderstanding, sorry -could be on my part. I was wanting to rip via the AutoRip method "direct to USB" as shown on this post?I have easily Ripped well over a hundred SACD's with this. Very fast and you just leave the USB drive in afterwards until you want to rip again. Then you just take out the thumb drive, wait 3 seconds and start again on step 2. - - Right now there are several S7200's for sale ranging from $55 to $79. - - - I have a back up of the specific AutoScript folder for the 6200 and 7200 if you need it. I could send it in an email I suppose (not sure if email would corrupt it. Otherwise you can look for a link on HifiHeaven.org (ARMv7 script) - or I could post it somewhere for you to download. Here's my "cheat sheet".
Standard Network Ripping for Sony 7200 (using SACD Rip flash drive)
* for more info, go to HifiHaven.org - search: "rip SACD with a Blu Ray player"
Follow these instructions carefully:
Sony S7200 "Settings" set up parameters:
- Player System Settings:
- Quick Start Mode: ON (This is most important)
1. Digital Audio Output: Auto
2. DSD Output Mode: Off
3. BD Audio Mix Settings: On
4. DTS Neo6: Off
5. Audio DRC: Auto
6. Downmix: Stereo
Music Settings:
- Super Audio CD Playback Layer: Super Audio CD
- Super Audio Playback Channel: DSD Multi
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** If problems occur, check System Information on the 7200 for current IP Address **
The revised sleep-server steps on the S6200 and 7200 models (only) with the new ARMv7 script are as follows:
1. Unplug the Sony 7200 (with no thumb drive). Wait 10 seconds and plug back in. (only required the first time or if a problem occurs). The unit resets & goes into sleeping/OFF state.
2. Insert thumb drive.
3. The player wakes, disc tray auto-opens. . . place a disc in the tray BUT don't close it.
4. Disc tray auto-closes, player auto-enters sleep mode & goes dark.
5. Run/Execute the rip from the GUI.
To rip again, unplug the USB thumb drive, wait 3 seconds and repeat steps 2 through 5.
You mentioned 2 players so if they both support the network rip your PC will also.There is only one drawer and one USB port.
OK, I see now what you meant. I'd have to try that, but also curious if the S7200 will support AutoRip direct to USB method.You mentioned 2 players so if they both support the network rip your PC will also.
OK. I missed that. But, as revealed in the post link you gave, I did learn AutoRipping along the way at HifiHaven.org. AND I do have a shortened "cheat sheet" for doing the AutoRip method with an Sony 5100 - but not the Sony 7200. I'd be happy to copy and post that if you'd like. And I have the AutoRip script folder for a Mac if you don't have it.I think there is some misunderstanding, sorry -could be on my part. I was wanting to rip via the AutoRip method "direct to USB" as shown on this post?
Thanks, not necessary for myself, I'm good with it on my 5100; was just wondering about the 7200- can you try the AutoRip on that machine?OK. I missed that. But, as revealed in the post link you gave, I did learn AutoRipping along the way at HifiHaven.org. AND I do have a shortened "cheat sheet" for doing the AutoRip method with an Sony 5100 - but not the Sony 7200. I'd be happy to copy and post that if you'd like. And I have the AutoRip script folder for a Mac if you don't have it.
They seem to fetch about $50-100 on eBay depending on exact cosmetic condition, presence of remote control, and the original box.What in your opinion is a good deal on a 7200?
AutoRip is not computer OS specific, since you are not using a computer to create the ISO.And I have the AutoRip script folder for a Mac if you don't have it.
This is true, although the CPU issue is real and in his case since he is trying to save time, perhaps counter productive to run 2 instances at once on the same computer, that will slow the rips speed with many CPUs.It is just java, no reason you can't run two instances on your machine unless you are memory or cpu bound.
AutoRip A3 works perfectly on the S6200 and 7200 for sure.Sure, would love a (Cheat Sheet) -for the AutoRip method with a USB flash drive, you verified it works?
What notes? He is referring to both the server method and AutoRip, those are two different things.I would love those notes. Also, is the Sonore ISO2DSD app compatible with macOS Catalina (aka 64 bit)?
Good idea! But I just tried it several times and while it did take control of the player; opened the drawer, closed the drawer - it would not start ripping. After about 30 seconds it simply opened the drawer with the disk unripped. It was worth a try.Thanks, not necessary for myself, I'm good with it on my 5100; was just wondering about the 7200- can you try the AutoRip on that machine?
But I'm sure others here would be happy to get your Cheat Sheet for that as well.
You can't use the same AutoRip script on the S7200 that is used on the S5100, because the S7200 has an ARMv7 chipset while the older S5100 uses an ARMv6 chipset.Good idea! But I just tried it several times and while it did take control of the player; opened the drawer, closed the drawer - it would not start ripping. After about 30 seconds it simply opened the drawer with the disk unripped. It was worth a try.
I mean I am open to whichever process is best. Are there instructions somewhere for SACDExtractGUI on macOS? Also, I assume that process works with either the S5100 or the S7200?What notes? He is referring to both the server method and AutoRip, those are two different things.
Yes ISO2DSD is compatible with Catalina, and in all cases on Windows, Mac, or Linux, 64-bit OS is required, not optional.
Why would you want to use ISO2DSD when SACDExtractGUI is markedly superior (several more useful features)?
What makes SACDExtract "markedly superior" ?Why would you want to use ISO2DSD when SACDExtractGUI is markedly superior (several more useful features)?
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