@beerking Just ripped my first SACD today! Thank you so much for putting these details together!
I thought I'd share a few of the things I learned. Beerking's instructions are very good but I still made a few mistakes on the way. These are all pretty basic errors and may seem obvious but I thought if I mention them here it might help somebody else if they have a similar problem.
When I first tried the USB in the blu-ray it didn't work. This might have been because once connected to the internet it did its own software update check and was asking me if I wanted to install the latest updates. So
it might be worth turning off the auto update check.
However,
my main problem was that I had extracted auto update files directly into the root folder. I.e. NOT within a folder called "Autoscript" as they should be. This was a result of me being over cautious. Rather than extracting to a local folder and then copying across I extracted directly into the USB drive and in that process the parent folder got missed out.
For the first rip, I had the blu-ray attached to my TV and had to connect to my router wirelessly via a secondary access point. Once I got it working, I connected to the router by wire but with no TV screen. (My PC and router sit next to each other, in a different room from the TV.) If I can't ping the blu-ray, I check the router's admin info to see if the IP address of the blu ray has changed. In short,
you don't need a TV screen, you can look up the IP address by seeing what's connected to your router.
As it happens, I am using Windows 10 64bit and the
BDP s4100 so exactly the same as Beerking. Two things: 1: The front USB also works. 2: I updated to the latest firmware, which is later than that mentioned by Beerking, and it works fine.