Avan99
New Member
Hi Everyone,
This is my first post.
How are you? And I hope enjoying your listening experience. I have large collection of sacd/dsd music.
I have a good audio set up (Denafrips DAC, audio-gd amps and JBL speakers).
Recently I got introduced to HQ Player and the upsampling of audio files adds an layer of details. I don’t have fancy upsampling equipments from Chord. So I want to rip my dsd/sacd so that I can play using HQ player.
Anyone know a good way to rip sacd/dsd discs? I want a simpler approach than one listed here.
hifihaven.org
Or anyone has a good summary of the above thread that is 128 page long and still continue to grow.
Thank you
AK
This is my first post.
How are you? And I hope enjoying your listening experience. I have large collection of sacd/dsd music.
I have a good audio set up (Denafrips DAC, audio-gd amps and JBL speakers).
Recently I got introduced to HQ Player and the upsampling of audio files adds an layer of details. I don’t have fancy upsampling equipments from Chord. So I want to rip my dsd/sacd so that I can play using HQ player.
Anyone know a good way to rip sacd/dsd discs? I want a simpler approach than one listed here.
Rip SACD with a Blu-ray player
Welcome to the HiFi Haven Rip SACD with a Blu-ray player thread! This thread does not intend to rehash or further detail the well established PlayStation 3 SACD ripping method, nor the more recent Blu-ray player method, that in each case typically involves use of a command line interface (CLI)...
hifihaven.org
Or anyone has a good summary of the above thread that is 128 page long and still continue to grow.
Thank you
AK
