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Originally Posted by 70sMac
I understand that you've used Sonore ISO2DSD to create one large "raw" ISO file from your SACDs. After you have said ISO file stored away, how do you go about converting it from there?
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1. You use ISO2DSD in network mode to rip the disc to an ISO file.
2. You use ISO2DSD in file mode to convert it to DSF or DFF.
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As I like what I hear from FLAC files, I'd like to stick with that file type. 
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Converting DSD to FLAC is a (mildly) lossy process and, generally, I advice against it.
If you can play DSD (as DSF or DFF), there is only one reason to convert your rips to FLAC/PCM and that is to allow for DSP including roomEQ.
When I need to convert it, for that purpose, I rely on Jriver or Roon to do the conversion in real-time rather than use an app to create additional files.