Gee Just Started Getting these ,Don’t Know How To Fix, Don’t Think Its Receiver ,I unplugged the Bluesound
and Rebooted computer ,Not sure what I should try
For starters, it would be helpful to provide more details, so the kind people on these forums may be able to help you.
For example, how is your network configured? Wired? Wireless? Any switches? Powerline? What device does your core run on?
You do mention a receiver and some bluesound device. What models are those? How are they connected to your network?
Last but not least, when did dropouts happen? What type of file did you try to play? Redbook, HiRes, local, streamed? 
Maybe some kind mod may move this thread to the correct section, too. Tagging @support, just to be safe.
The Dropouts were happening after the song played for a while ,but I did notice one close the the start
I Have a Bluesound Node connected to my Router which has my Music Files on a Hardrive plugged
into the router with a USB cable
I just replaced the RCA audio cables going to my Receiver and replaced the Ethernet cable connected to
The Node Works now ,but what if it happens again
I don’t really get the Bit about Buffering settings and how to get at them
There are so many chains ,it could be the DAC ,the Hard Drive ,The Internet connection But all have been working fine since I got roon, I don’t think its the amp
Hey @Peter_Neski,
So I can get a better idea of what may be happening here, may I ask that 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 we can have a clear understanding of how your devices are communicating.
In order to narrow down where this behavior may be occurring may I ask that you please confirm the following:
- Is this happening with all media? Only certain media? What about TIDAL content?
- Does everything on your network utilize a wired connection? WiFi?
- If you have both your storage device and Core machine connected via Ethernet and you play directly to System Output on the Core, do you still experience these dropouts?
Regards,
Dylan
Roon Version 1.5(build 323) 64 Bit
Windows 10 HP Computer
Music Files on Hard drive plugged into T Link Router with UBS cable
I have 58965 tracks
and I don’t Use TITAL
Everthing is Wired,and
Droppouts mostly happed with ALAC ,but don’t think it was limited to that
Roon Version 1.5 64 Bit
Windows 10 HP Computer
Hard Drive with Music Files connected with UBS to T Link Roueter
I have 58965 Tracks
Don’t use Tital
I haven’t tried playing the files straight through computer bypassing Bluesound
Like I said its hard to find the Problem. I had no trouble with it before ,and it seems to disappear
and reappear now
Thanks for the additional details here, @Peter_Neski!
I’d like to propose a test that should help us narrow down the root cause of this issue:
- Disable any antivirus and firewall on the Core machine
- Play directly to System Output on the Core machine
Let me know if the behavior still occurs when performing this test.
Regards,
Dylan
don’t know if I fixed the problem ,but it seem to have stopped for now
I did notice the output volume on roon was very low
Maybe the amp was the problem ,I guess I will know if the problem comes back
Thanks Then I will try those other steps