thank you all verry mutch for your very quick answers
the IP should be fine
it is listed in the rooter and I get answer on ping request
yes I am using win xp I also tested on a win 7 system
Linux would be possible also when it helps
Quick Start mode in the S790's system menu is enabled
here is my AutoScript directory:
Verzeichnis von e:\AutoScript
31.10.2019 15:38 <DIR> .
31.10.2019 15:38 <DIR> ..
23.02.2019 21:02 207 AutoScript
23.02.2019 21:03 207 AutoScript.TSS
20.02.2019 22:11 350.830 sacd_extract_6200
3 Datei(en) 351.244 Bytes
2 Verzeichnis(se), 749.551.616 Bytes frei
otto
OK, that should be good, however I can't really say for sure like I would with an actual screenshot.
Is there a reason why you must use the CLI?
While it absolutely should work, many people on other forums had endless problems trying it that way, it's the whole reason why the method detailed here is using a GUI instead, 9.9 out of 10 people prefer it to the CLI. Again, either one should work, but for easier troubleshooting here, use of the GUI removes one variable.
Windows XP may be a real problem. I do not recall anyone ever using it here, though that doesn't mean it won't work, however if I were you I would stick to the Windows 7 machine, just do a complete power cycle of the S790 with the flash drive removed, and then try again with Win7.
Is it safe to say this is the x64 Professional Edition of Windows XP (or for that matter hopefully you have a 64-bit version of Windows 7)?
I ask because I know for certain a 64-bit OS is needed when using the GUI, I'm not sure if that is a requirement when using the CLI, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if it were. If your Windows installs are all 32-bit, then what about your Linux machine, is it running a 64-bit OS? If so please try it.
It has been about 3.5 years since I've run any rips using the CLI, much too long ago for me to remember every detail of what the required set-up steps were. Once it became clear that Sonore's ISO2DSD was compatible with the Blu-ray player ripping method, I never used the CLI ever again.
More recently, I've never used the CLI with sacd_extract 3.9, however I note you are not actually trying to use 3.9 here. The CLI examples published with 3.9 don't look exactly like the commands you are using. For instance to create an ISO the Linux Terminal command example published with 3.9 looks like this:
Code:
$ sacd_extract -I -i192.168.166.168:2002
Thats probably just a Linux Terminal vs. Windows Console thing however.