Roon Core Machine
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Apple M1 Mac Mini (base model, 8GB / 256GB) running macOS Monterey 12.4.
Running Roon 1.8 (build 988) stable.
Networking Gear & Setup Details
Your network gear (model of routers/switches) and if on WiFi/Ethernet
2x Asus RT-AC68U (AiMesh)
Connected Audio Devices
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iFi ZenStream (WiFi, S/PDIF out) - Version 2.31.7, RAAT SDK 1.1.38
ProJect S2 Ultra (Ethernet, USB out)
Number of Tracks in Library
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Around 6,500 tracks (mix of local files and Qobuz)
Description of Issue
I’m getting a lot of those when trying to access my Roon server (full Roon 1.8 build 988 on M1 Mac mini with latest macOS 12.4) from my windows laptop (full Roon 1.8, build 988 on Windows 10 x64 20H2).
Most times the “connect” button on my server is grayed out. When the button finally becomes available I can connect to my server, but shortly after the UI becomes unresponsive and a pop-up comes up saying it lost connection to the server (“Uh oh, something’s not right”).
Like @Hao_Wu noted, I, too, love Roon’s UI and features but the recent releases have made the whole experience VERY annoying. I suffered from the recent issue where my Roon server would not initialize on Mac Mini so I could not backup my library to migrate to my new M1 Mini and now this…
Another thing that annoys me is that I’m unable to find which build I’m on until I either set up a server on my PC, or connect to an existing server (which I can’t)… This makes reporting a bug very cumbersome. You should add a link to see the build number on the “Connect to a Server” page.