Only happening in Remote, not ARC. It’s been happening for as long as I can remember. Posted in Software on the production side; it was suggested to post here.
Roon Remote:
Hi, @Joshua_Nelson, thank you for the report! Could you, please, post a video to illustrate the issue you are observing?
Thanks!
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Ivan
Thank you for the illustration, @Joshua_Nelson, we will try to reproduce this issue internally.
Quick question: is this reproducible with any zone you have or only specific ones?
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Ivan
Ooh, great catch @ivan. Can I lure you from Roon for my QnA team (Marketing data engineering and Analysis… 
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Currently, it only happens in a grouped zone with two endpoints. I tested said endpoints individually, and the slider advanced the track as expected.
However, in the past, singular endpoints have exhibited the same skip-track behavior, but I cannot reproduce that today.
So I’m understanding terms; zone=endpoint?
EDIT: It is now skipping to the next track, almost every time, using a single zone/endpoint.
Thank you for you reply! 
Yep, that’s correct:
So I’m understanding terms; zone=endpoint?
As for this behaviour:
EDIT: It is now skipping to the next track, almost every time, using a single zone/endpoint.
May I ask you the following questions:
I am asking because we have not had luck reproducing this issue yet, unfortunately.
Thanks!
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Ivan
No worries, happy to help in any way I can @ivan, I would love to be able to audition parts of tracks with new music. Currently, I have to let the track play, and I can’t skip through it fast, in real-time before trying another one…
Yes, they are the only enabled zones I use. I don’t use the “Mac output” zone. The “Samsung - Bedroom” zone won’t play on that device for some reason (that’s another conversation / issue).
With Mac Output (seen in the snip) the play bar works as expected.
Ah, so this is a Sonos thing… I’ve noticed the two Sonos zones, sometimes, struggle to be “real-time” when first toggled on from the lower right corner output selector in Roon Remote. They always catch up, but sometimes there are anomalies when first selecting the zone (grouping, ungrouping it etc.) There is a delay, or one speaker takes a few seconds to fully play. But, only sometimes; most of the time they play correctly after selecting the zone.
Are there settings in Roon that could help account for this, my guess is it’s a networking issue, as my Mac connects only sporadically to the two Sonos systems (the bulleted zones above) via Airplay. I got nowhere with Apple on this.
Or, as inevitably I’m seeing I’ll have to do, when I talk to Sonos, what kind of setting could help this signal path issue out?
Or, is this a Router setting based thing. I have a modern WIFI 6 router.
Thanks for your time on this @ivan. My apologies for having taken up so much of it. I should have realized this is a Sonos thing… 
Got it, thank you for the reply! Based on your description does feel like there is a problem that might be Sonos-specific 
That said, maybe it’s worth trying the Sonos app behaviour in this case + TIDAL, for example and see how it goes. In case it’s a Roon problem only, I’d be glad to investigate this further internally.
Thanks!
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Ivan
No problem, happy to help!
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Ivan
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