Jim,
The final answer is that you cannot do what you want to do with the units you have.
The license from Sony for SACD prohibits a digital output (as for into an external DAC) except for digital output through an HDMI cable to a device (like the Bryston or some mid-fi receivers with built-in DACs) that can receive the HDMI signal.
Moreover, as I understand it Schitt devices do not accept a DSD signal no matter what the source; they are exclusively PCM devices. Schitt owners please correct me.
Other than the Bryston (and I think a PSAudio) unit, the only way to get a DSD signal from an SACD disk into a separate DAC is to rip it and play it on a DAC that will accept a DSD signal. Most good ones do. And thousands of audiophiles do rip their SACDs to send the music through their favorite separate DACs.
The final answer is that you cannot do what you want to do with the units you have.
The license from Sony for SACD prohibits a digital output (as for into an external DAC) except for digital output through an HDMI cable to a device (like the Bryston or some mid-fi receivers with built-in DACs) that can receive the HDMI signal.
Moreover, as I understand it Schitt devices do not accept a DSD signal no matter what the source; they are exclusively PCM devices. Schitt owners please correct me.
Other than the Bryston (and I think a PSAudio) unit, the only way to get a DSD signal from an SACD disk into a separate DAC is to rip it and play it on a DAC that will accept a DSD signal. Most good ones do. And thousands of audiophiles do rip their SACDs to send the music through their favorite separate DACs.