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^No luck so far. My router is giving the PS3 the ip address and I can see it on my router. I cannot see the PS3 on my network and it will not connect to the internet. I have tried wired and wireless, no luck. I have googled potential fixes but nothing I have tried helps. If others have worked through this please let me know. I could care less if it connects to the internet but I would like to be able to rip to my Win 7 machine via the network.I just tried pinging the PS3 from the laptop, it found the PS3 so it must be a setup issue.Thanks,Ed
@Ed, coincidentally I came here tonight to ask Ted to make a small correction to the Primer v4 when he gets ready to release v5. I had the same problem and found it occurred because I didn't have any space between the -i parm and the IP address. Adding the space did the trick. @Ted, the instructions on page 13 don't show any space between the -i and the IP address. And like Ed, it took me awhile to figure out that sacd_extract was in the archive with ISO2DSD but the text of the bat file was included on Page 13. I haven't told my wife I bought a PS3 yet, so I hid it behind the TV and now I'm happily ripping with no visible sign of the PS3 even on the TV!
@Ed, yes, my media server is enabled. I also have the same annoying problem that you do where it says I don't have Internet access, I have no idea what that's about. It also could be a different syntax error in the BAT file if you typed it, because it seems sacd_extract doesn't complain about bad parameters. LMK if you need me to check anything else.
Sure, it's as follows. Sorry this took so long, just got back home:@Echo Offsacd_extract –I -i 192.168.1.117:2002
Do you have a disc in already when you start it? I was having that problem earlier today and now I'm trying to remember what it was...I think what I did was quit the SACD ripper and restart, and then it worked. I've also noticed that sometimes it says on that server screen that there is a disc inserted, when the disc has in fact been ejected or there otherwise isn't one.