current playing track (though playing was stopped before emptying queue) is still there even after a computer restart
thanks
current playing track (though playing was stopped before emptying queue) is still there even after a computer restart
thanks
Isnât that by design? The currently playing track is (to my mind) no longer in the queue - itâs âcurrently playingâ. And I rather like the fact that Roon remembers exactly what it was currently playing (even to the point in the track) following rebootsâŚ
I guess it is indeed
it makes sense usually (when resuming play in a subsequent session), it doesnât at all when one stops playing and emptyies the queue
It does make sense, but itâs not always what I want.
From very early days of Roon I pointed out that the only way I could find to âClear Allâ is to Clear Queue, drag the slider along the currently playing track until near the end, let it play, and wait for
Nothing playing
Go find something to play!
It might be just me, but when I press stop and then clear the queue itâs because Iâve finished listening for that session and I donât want something sitting there part way through. I want a clean screen!
I can understand that, but Roon doesnât have a âstopâ button - itâs actually a âpauseâ button. Perhaps the thing to do is to raise a feature request to have a stop button added to the Play controlsâŚ
not just you
See my post from May 2015 in Feature Requests
Thought I should say thanks to the Roon team for adding this Feature Request in recent updates.
My anal tendencies have finally been answered, and a neat solution at that - Clear Queue > Clear.
Interesting discovery. I had to delete and reinstall Roon. After the re-install, the album that was playing from the old install came up as current album. Roon must keep that information in its library and moving Roon to the trash on a Mac doesnât delete that library, of course. Which brings up the question as to how one completely de-installs Roon.
There are a few standard locations for Roonâs database, assuming a mac:
OSX
Roon
/Users/ [your user name]/Library/Roon
Roon Server (headless)
/Users/ [your user name]/Library/RoonServer
To find your Roon folder on OSX:
Open Finder and click Go in the top bar
Hold down the Alt key to unhide the Library folder
Click the Library folder
If you delete or move this you will lose any meta edits or settings you have changed.
Hope this helps
I donât have a Mac, so I donât know how to completely de-install Roon on one, but on a Windows machine, as well as uninstalling the program, I would ensure that the Roon data folder (C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Roon) was deleted as wellâŚ
Thanks, Iâll put it in the file cabinet.
You can also press and hold Clear Queue