Is the duplicate zone still visible at the present time or did duplicate disappear by itself after some time?
Was this immediately after a network reset?
We’ve activated a deeper diagnostics mode for your account that focuses on Airplay communication.
Can I please ask that you reboot your affected Core and then manually send me a copy of your Roon logs by using these instructions?
currently testing roon, and it seems like every day it detects duplicate AirPlay device for my single Hegel, which currently play over LAN -> RoonBridge -> USB -> Hegel.
there’s no problem with RoonBridge - it is running on Intel ComputeStick in Ubuntu18server, it is working as intended. AirPlay’s duplications is on Core. there’re five of them currently, one added since morning
Core runs on current Ubuntu 20 LTS on NUC 7i7 (over ethernet). Hegel-playing-over-USB endpoint runs on Ubuntu18 (over wifi), and out of the question - it works well.
I rebooted Core now, and there is only one Hegel Airplay now after reboot. I cannot deduce currently which action duplicates airplayed hegels…
rebooted hegel twice, no duplication still… will watch furher!
and yet again. latest hypothesis (and I’m low-level programmer:): seems like DAILY restart of hegel (it has auto-shudtown feature - turning himself off if 1hr with no sound) in my main listening room. it can be rebooted many times during the day with no additional airplays… let’s look into it
Happy Holidays to you as well and thanks for the additional screenshot!
I just checked this ticket and I see that there has been some work on it, we believe these are showing up because the Airplay zones are using a different port per duplicate entry.
We are still trying to find the root cause and reproduce in the lab, thank you for your patience here while we look into this further!
@noris my Naim Atom does this and seems to add a new one when it’s powered off and on again. A reboot of the core clears it but it will start to return if the unit is powercycled or is unplugged from the network.