How to remove "ghost" displays

[peter_richardson]

I’ve looked to see if anyone is seeing this problem - but nothing I could find .

I run a Nucleus+ and multiple endpoints - no issues there.

I have a chromecast plugged into my tv that I regularly use as a display only (not as an audio output) and it works well. Over time, several versions of this display have appeared on the displays screen. Although I can enable any of them, only the last will work and I find no way to remove the others - there’s no delete option I can find.

Minor irritation but weird.

[Anthony_B (Tony)]

Is this the same problem; has come up before if it is?

Bug: Multiple Display Chromecast device entries

Hi @Farid_Maruf, So we can better assist 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. What kind of Chromecast is The Frame One? Is it a built-in Chromecast, regular Chromecast, or Chromecast Ultra?

Duplicate displays

@xxx & @noris During my trial the core was running on a Win 10 machine and I didn’t have the issue. After I switched over to Rock running on a Nuc the issue started happening just as @xxx reported . Sounds like a clue.

[peter_richardson]

I think it is the same. Thanks for pointing me to it . I will try some of the resolutions suggested.

Mods - perhaps you can merge these?

[peter_richardson]

So I followed the suggestions - reserved the ip address and also locked to a single access point (I run a Unifi network with several access points so this seemed a reasonable idea as I have noticed the chrome/amazon devices tend to roam across the access points if I am not careful)

Thanks again for the pointer - I really must get better at searching the community site