This is all such good news. I am more pleased to be a Roon customer right now that at any time since I first subscribed and launched my Roon “Core” five years ago.
Keep it up!
This is all such good news. I am more pleased to be a Roon customer right now that at any time since I first subscribed and launched my Roon “Core” five years ago.
Keep it up!
Happy to be able again to enjoy my local music if and when my internet is down!
Well done team!
Cheers
Not even mentioning the fact MQA files are now not accessible if they also exist in HiRes.
Maybe you missed this. Tidal is moving away from MQA.
This is the way to do things.
I didn’t miss it. The MQA files are still there, they’re just limiting the access.
I’m done with Roon. There is now zero need for it.
I’m wondering why I need Tidal since it’s the same as Qobuz now.
Very happy to hear that there will be a refocus on local libraries. I am sure that a local only search option will fastly increase the search speed so I am not worried that bypassing cloud search will mean delays before results will be displayed.
Can’t wait to see the first improvements!
This is great news!
I am looking forward for a great experience with my massive amount of classical box sets.
I wouldn’t get ahead of myself here. Being able to use Roon offline doesn’t necessarily mean that there will be a optional local-only search even if it’s online. Nor is there a guarantee that it will be faster.
We will see where this goes.
Might still need internet for some functionality to work properly or optimally.
Great news!
I am a PC enthusiast and I noticed that Roon works rather slow (32gb serwer on win11). On the same library MediaMonkey or Musicbee works lightning fast - you browse, press play and it plays in 0.5s. In Roon to load the same library takes time, scrolling is not smooth and it takes a lot of unneeded data when just browsing (Roon cache on ssd). I am really looking forward to give offline music some sweet, sweet love!
Any timeframe for this? Announcing is not the same as delivering a download that fixes the bug. If it’s going to take another year or two, I’ll have moved on to other software by then. It’s the only reason I stuck with 1.8, and will continue to do so until either a usable version of Roon is available to install, or I find something to replace it with.
Regardless, at least I can thank the founders for finally listening to us. And, that Harman can give Roon the resources needed to move ahead with everything planned.
Released today.
You guys are absolutely top ! Thank you. My lifetime purchase in 2016 is truly the gift that keeps on giving. Super job !
Now that Roon is focusing on “audio enthusiast” once again, I wonder if a price increase might be coming? Let those “non-enthusiast” head over to Spotify or Apple Music. Current Roon pricing…
Has early access been updated or is production ahead?
Party time! Thanks!
True, but one can always hope
If Roon uses a halfway modern db engine subsecond response times on a search query from a collection of a million tracks could be done on Nucleus hardware.
You had me at “major improvements to our playlist functionality”!! Whohoo!