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RE: No!

Posted by Kal Rubinson on December 27, 2018 at 18:46:24:

dBpowerAmp cannot rip SACDs, only CDs or the CD-layer of SACDs. It cannot even rip DVDs.

To rip SACDs, you must use one of an expanding array of SACD players that can respond to the "sacd_extract" application. It began with using an older PS3 but now includes many more common players. This has been discussed on every audiophile forum and publication that I know of. Google will reveal all.

Linked below is one of my columns which has links to some sources.