XRECODE

There is already a ready made program to convert BWAV to WAV, but it only works from a command line. Please go to https://s.neofetch.win/openrevolution/ Download brstm_converter-clang-amd64.exe Copy brstm_converter-clang-amd64.exe to the folder, where your .bwav files are located Create a file named...

Could you please send one .bwav file to xrecode@gmail.com? You could use https://wetransfer.com/ if it's too big.

Here's an update to try - https://xrecode.com/test/setup_xrecode3 ... _1.132.exe
XRECODE 3 [64-bit] - 1.132 [Beta 2023-06-15/2233]

Sure. You can grab all files from the %appdata%\xrecode3\settings\x64 folder.

It's not that they are bad, they will just be the same as the normal Audio CD tracks.

OK, then it's an Audio layer image. According to https://www.google.com/search?q=can+sacd+be+played+on+regular+cd+players SACD can discs contain both Audio and SACD layers and a normal CD player will only have access to the Audio layer. This also explains why you were able to convert the BIN+CUE fil...

How big is the BIN file?

If I'm not mistaken, the SACD iso files are created by ripping the SACD disc via the PS4.
So that BIN file you have is actually an Audio CD in, not a SACD one?

I missed the detail in the original post, that you were using bin+cue file. When it comes to sacd, only .iso files are supported. So you were able to encode that bin file to individual .dsf tracks or am I missing something

It seems you might need to use the Extract to split the file into individual tracks. Select Extract as action and then click on DSF like this https://imgur.com/CtnUoGR.