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himey

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  1. NVM...I figured it out. Sorry to go off topic.
  2. Is there any way to output ISO2DSD to a single .dsf file with cue? My Oppo doesn't do gapless and it doesn't seem to like .dff multichannel files which I can output using ISO2DSD. If ISO2DSD doesn't do .dsf as one long file, can I convert the .dff file to .dsf using some other piece of software? From my massive searching over the last couple of days, it doesn't look like I can simply output one long .dsf and .cue with the free utilities available.
  3. Make sure your 80FD actually plays the SACD layer of discs. Earlier reports in this thread indicated that some people have had issues with the player. Mine works fine and was bought second hand. Also, if the SACD portion of the disc does indeed play fine, bypass the router and connect the LAN of the player directly to the PC. You should have an icon in your network. Get the IP from the properties, right clicking on the icon. Put that info into ISO2DSD.
  4. Yes. I have mine setup that way. I was just keeping it simple for the new guy:-) Thanks!
  5. When you drag the ISO into jRiver, both the stereo and multichannel tracks are loaded into the playlist. IIRC, the stereo tracks are on top so either scroll down to the multichannel tracks or remove the stereo tracks from the list.
  6. Just picked up a Sony s590 locally for $25. Looks brand new with box and remote. I used the same USB with the same scripts (didn't change anything) as my Pioneer Elite FD-80. It is working perfectly directly connected to my laptop through the LAN connection. Other than the SACD-R support from the Sony, the Pioneer is a better player overall. The Sony doesn't support FLAC natively which is ridiculous. Keeping both, the Sony will be boxed up and saved for backup ripper. Keeping the Pioneer Elite connected to my two channel system for ripping and playback of FLACs through the network and burned to Blu-ray. Thanks to everyone who made this happen!
  7. The romanticizing of analog, and specifically vinyl, by old men is about the funniest thing ever. I like vinyl and a few of the characteristics that does sound better compared to digital, but many times, rather than discussing the merits of one vs the other, they begin to go into this wierd love affair that they have to the format.
  8. It doesn't have the right chip set. Only the previous generation of models work.
  9. Get a visual of the file by opening in Audacity and make sure the mapping of the channels are correct.
  10. Sounds great on my setup. The conversion doesn't bother me and DSD limits the settings for BM and other processing some people need in their setups if they use subs or time alignment correction, eq, ect.
  11. Remix to 5.1 layout (remapping) under audio conversion in Audiomuxer.
  12. Use Audiomuxer or Audacity to create a 5.1 file to be read by any player. Doesn't change the file size, it only adds blank info channels to the original 3.0 file. I do this to all the quad recordings I rip to make them universally recognized.
  13. I didn't have to create a static ip using a direct connection to my win 8.1 pc, FD-80 shows up in windows explorer. Right click for ip in properties. Place ip # in "iso2dsd_PC_v7"
  14. Bypass router and go directly to pc with lan cable. You will see ip address under pc network, put the numbers in iso2dvd.
  15. The RCA's on my Sony TA-P9000 are pretty fragile. Still dig the sound on it and with two 5.1 inputs and both 5.1 and stereo bypass, very versatile.
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