DSD upsampling

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My SonicTransporter i9 stopped working and had to be repaired. I have it back working at my beginner level.

I can’t seem to find how I upsample the music again. I set it up 6 years ago but at 72 my memory of

how I did previously escapes me. I am looking to get it to 256 or 4 X DSD.

I also can’t see to find how to get my Synology NAS to be recognized and set up.

The biggest thing with all of this is losing 9 playlists developed over those 6 years.

I would suggest all of you to make some kind of record of your playlists.

Thanks, Brad

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That’s in the Muse settings:

Did you make a backup on the old server and restore it? This should take care of it. (And would have restored your DSD settings, too). Everyone should always have backups.

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The i9 as it turned out only needed a new internal battery that holds the settings on the CMOS.

Other than internal parts all I know is the CMOS.

When it was at SGC suggested and it was my option to upgrade the operating system and memory.

It never crossed my mind that the play lists were in there not on my Roon/Quobuz accounts.

Oh well, another part of the 72 thing.

Thanks for the information I will see what I can find.

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If you can revive the S9 with a new CMOS, it is not too late to do that and make a Roon backup.

It’s been a long time since I started using Roon, but isn’t there a red warning triangle with an exclamation mark in Roon (top left in the sidebar?) as long as you don’t configure backups?

Edit: To be precise, Qobuz playlists (as well as Qobuz albums you added to Roon, which are therefore “favorites” in the Qobuz app) are in your Qobuz account and they will sync into your new server automatically. But Roon playlists (and nearly all other Roon data) is saved only locally in your Roon server (not in the Roon cloud) and you have to create and restore a backup yourself.

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Thanks Suedkiez. I did go to Qobuz and found what is listed as “favorites”. There were 16 pages of albums. Interestingly of the 16 pages only about 1/3 of the music shown is something I would have put in any of my play lists.

Oh well a few pieces of music is better than none.

When I logged into Roon there were 14 albums shown but only 5 I was at all familiar with or might have played.

I will absolutely create a back up in my new Roon listing.

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Still can only get upsampled to 128. I had this same problem in 2019 when I purchased the i9.

I ended up reaching out to Andrew and he logged in and changed some setting so I could get uptown 256.

I figured I would ask here first to see if it is something I can do so I will remember how for the future.

If not I will try Andrew again.

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Most likely it was necessary to change the DAC settings in Roon. Depends on the DAC