Hi Jamie
Thank you for the prompt reply.
I also appreciate you elaborating on the circumstances that led to a highly valued (by me) function of Roon being removed, which has allowed me to better understand what happened. The question begs though, if you were able to explain this to me now, why was no one able to explain this to me when the issue was raised in the middle of last year? Information is key, and it is easy, in the absence of any meaningful information, to arrive at the wrong conclusions. When you are repeatedly told that a ticket has been raised/the development team are working on this/we will update you when we have any news, and then months roll by, it can also feel as if you are being taken for a mug, which is not pleasant.
I have been very frustrated on occasion at the length of time it has taken to receive replies to my posts, and if, in my frustration, I have resorted to language which has been inappropriate or have adopted a tone which has been belligerent or challenging, then I do sincerely apologise. I honestly do not have the first inkling of how the technical side of your operation works, although I am sure that it is very complex, but in the absence of any signs of progress I would often feel as if the issues I was concerned about and had raised with you were just being kicked down the road a bit and nothing was happening, which exacerbated my frustration. Electronic messaging is not an ideal way to communicate, and it is easy to interpret things the wrong way, but did seem at times as if the issues I had raised were of little interest to you, and that my custom was being taken for granted, which was was somewhat dispiriting. While it was wrong of me to adopt an antagonistic tone, I would also hope that in researching my activity you have come across enough examples of communications where I have expressed gratitude for help offered and offered thanks where solutions to problems were provided. I think you are right when stating that we need to reset the conversation though, so Iād like give you my assurances about adopting a more respectful tone in future exchanges, and I hope that we can move forward on a positive basis.
You may have me down as an unrepentant critic of Roon, but I actually do love the software. I have my Qobuz subscription because of the high quality music files they provide, but I love Roon because the interface is user friendly, the search results are better displayed and I find it less clunky than Qobuz for compiling playlists. I really did love that feature of saving multiple tracks though, because it meant that I could very quickly switch a playlist in Roon over to Qobuz and download it onto the Qobuz app on my phone for listening offline. Some of my playlists in Roon have tens or even hundreds of tracks on them, and it is a major drag transferring the bigger playlists from Roon to the Qobuz library one track at a time. The fact that tracks which are unavailable on Qobuz are not always identified in Roon (another issue I have raised in the past) also spoils my enjoyment of the app, and if in future there can be some sort of live updating of availability/unavailability of Qobuz tracks in Roon then that would be a great achievement.
I hope that these issue of saving multiple tracks can, as you hope, be resolved soon, and that I can enjoy using Roon as fully as I once did. Apologies again for any offence caused.
Leis gach dĆ¹rachd
Alan