Dear Roon-Team
Today I recognized that all my audio-devices disappeared.
I can see them in the overview (Settings->About) and they are displayed with the correct version (1.8 build 814) and have an IP from the same subnet.
But under (Settings->Audio) none of them is displayed. And on the bottom of the app appears the notice “No audio devices found”.
It seems that there is a problem with the database from roon itself.
After restoring an older database, the devices were there again.
Then I restored the todays version and all devices disappeared again.
Your topic has been moved to the support section of the forum.
In order for Roon’s @support team to better assist you, please provide a brief description of your current setup using this link as a guide.
Make sure to describe your network configuration/topology, including any networking hardware currently in use, so they can have a clear understanding of how your devices are communicating.
Based on what you’re describing, it seems that the No audio devices found error is connected to that specific database. We’ve seen this before when the database was corrupted.
Could you please restore again the slightly older backup?
Details on your Core machine (OS, Hardware specs, Roon build)
Host-System: Linux DiskStation218 4.4.180+ #41890 SMP Thu Jul 15 03:43:42 CST 2021 x86_64 GNU/Linux synology_apollolake_218+
Roon-Core runs as Docker Container on this host:
System inside the container: Linux steefdebruijn-docker-roonserver1 4.4.180+ #41890 SMP Thu Jul 15 03:43:42 CST 2021 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Version: Roon version 1.8 (build 814) stable
NetworkMode: host, Filesystem: btrfs
Details on your Remote(s) (OS, Hardware specs, Roon build)
Roon-Control is used on iOS, MacOS, Windows10 devices
Networking details (especially what hardware you’re using, how everything is connected, and anything notable about how it’s all configured)
all devices are in the same subnet
Audio devices in use
currently none => reason of this post
Usually Roon-Bridge: volumio (Roon version 1.8 (build 814) stable), Google Chromecast-Audio, Local-devices
Library details (where your music is stored, whether you’re using a streaming service, how many tracks are in your library)
Local on NAS, Docker-Container runs on the same NAS, Folder is mapped into the container
There are two folders with tracks added: One has 124 items, the other 13416. Currently no streaming-service is active, but Tidal was earlier.
==> I assume, that there is a problem in the roon-database. Probably you can provide me with information how to reset the information about the RAAT-devices?
For sure, this would be the short term workaround.
But do you already have enought information to reproduce and fix this problem as it seems that I am not the only customer who has it.
If needed, I can provide you a database-dump which shows the faulty state.
Thank you for the thorough replies to both my question and @Carl 's, a valued subscriber, moderator and leader on the Roon community.
While you cannot specifically reset just the information about RAAT devices, you can remove the current (corrupted) database and restore the older non-corrupted one:
Our R&D team is looking at implementing integrity checks for corruption and stop you from using Roon at all if corruption is detected. Doing this would prevent cases of latent corruption like you’re experiencing, and ensure that your backups are never corrupt. While I don’t know when this feature will be rolled out, I wanted to share this so you know we’re listening and trying to resolve issues our subscribers are facing
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