Just a guess, but maybe a firewall issue?
Sony Blu-Ray Players used for SACD ripping
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Help Support QuadraphonicQuad:
2002 worked for me. Make sure you shut the player off (with the disc inside) before you ping and test. The rip actually occurs while the player is in sleep mode.
What I did was plug the player into a TV (via HDMI) and check out the network address in the player's settings menu. I was able to unplug from TV (in the other side of the house) and the address held once hooked up to my computer. I hope I'm talking about the same issues your having.
Big welcome to the forum eddieg69
Also, it's important to get the sequence of actions correct for it to work (as sjcorne also alluded to.) Sometimes I need to just start the process all over again; after shutting down the player. Another thing that I've always maintained is that I believe the player can go into a deep sleep mode if not doing anything (inactivity for maybe 10-20 minutes) which will also give you a no connection error message, and you'll need to start over again. The player I'm using is the Sony S5100.
BTW, I investigated this further and it seems to be an issue with the soundcard in my laptop. Has nothing to do with the ripping process whatsoever. Thanks everyone who responded and attempted to troubleshoot!
Deff recheck the Network address ( IP). This is known to change for no reason and it's this that needs to be replaced in the GUi setup.
And welcome eddieg69
And welcome eddieg69
Did you ever figure out what the problem was trying to rip that B.O.C. SACD?
Deff recheck the Network address ( IP). This is known to change for no reason and it's this that needs to be replaced in the GUi setup.
And welcome eddieg69
Yep, things can go a bit off on their own at times. I have the Fing app on my phone. It will show you the IP addresses of all devices connected to your WiFi.
Also, as I believe I mentioned in an earlier post, sometimes the Blu-ray player (S5100) will "fart" after ripping 4 or 5 discs. (It literally makes a strange kind of sound.) And then I simply have to unplug it and start all over.
Be more careful of what you feed it. And stay away if anything starts oozing out of it....
Rechecked the IP address hasn't changed. The routine I follow is with the unit powered off (Sony BDP-S590) I plug the drive into the front containing the AutoScript folder. In the folder are the three files AutoScript, AutoScript.TSS and sacd_extract. When the unit powers on the tray will open and I insert the sacd disc. I tell the unit to power off and the drawer closes and shuts down. I then run SACDExtractGUI with the correct address entered. Says failed to connect, libsacdread: can't open (address):2002 for reading. Thanks for all the help so far.Deff recheck the Network address ( IP). This is known to change for no reason and it's this that needs to be replaced in the GUi setup.
And welcome eddieg69
Hmmm - I've never shut down the unit before finishing the Extraction.....
What disc are you trying to rip, and do you have others to try? Also it might help if you could do a print screen of the SACDExtractGUI with your settings and post that.
Here is what mine looks like (I have the address obscured on the print):
https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...sed-for-sacd-ripping.26078/page-4#post-422632
Here is a video of how it works:
https://hifihaven.org/index.php?threads/rip-sacd-with-a-blu-ray-player.3652/page-2#post-69340
Also, I noticed an important feature that needs to be turned off on the player. If your model has a power saver mode it should be set to off (or turned on Quick-start) somewhere in the player's settings.
Lots of Sony BDP-S5100 on eBay and not at all expensive, I might have to give it a try! Most sellers don't even mention SACD.
Was using disc 1 of Black Beauty: Miles Davis at Fillmore West switched to hybrid SACD Their Satanic Majesties Request same thing. Tried both powered on and off.
Quick start is on.
OK, I don't recall, did you try the Ping button to check if it sees your player (when it's turned on)?
I'll PM beerking and see if he has any other ideas; we can't give up yet, we want to see you ripping and rolling
Yes ping works fine says 3 packets sent and 3 received. ThanksOK, I don't recall, did you try the Ping button to check if it sees your player (when it's turned on)?
I'll PM beerking and see if he has any other ideas; we can't give up yet, we want to see you ripping and rolling
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