Roon Core Machine
Debian running on I5 6500 8GB RAM
Networking Gear & Setup Details
Unifi UDM
Connected Audio Devices
Roon Core (i5 Debian) → Rpi (Bridge) ->Topping E50
Number of Tracks in Library
Description of Issue
Issues with saving PEQ in DSP.
Hi, that’s not much to go on, can you describe the issue in more detail, including error message and screenshots will also help Roon’s support team to be better able to support you with this.
I hit send too soon and don’t see how to recall.
I’m driving speakers and headphones from one end Roon Bridge (Rpi). I set up two DSP presets for the Roon Bridge. In each preset, I have a couple of different PEQs saved. When I edit a PEQ, it sometimes overwrites another PEQ, even from a different preset.
Is there a better way of managing this?
Use the pen to edit a post.
Your problem sounds like a user error, so share screenshots or a screencast, please.
Thanks for the response.
Quite possibly user error.
I don’t know what screen shots would be meaningful. When I go into a selected preset and make a change to a PEQ and select save, it overwrites the wrong PEQ (I have multiple PEQs).
What screen shots should I share to show this?
Save your changes using the “Presets” drop-down and there should be no mix-up any longer - test and report back, please!
Just checking I follow…
I have a preset selected, let’s call it preset #1. I have a second preset called preset #2. I select Preset #1. I then go into a PEQ and modify it - do I save the mods there, or do I just make the changes, then go back to the Preset menu and save at that level? Or both? What I see is that if I make the change and save at the PEQ level, it sometimes overwrites the PEQ when I save and go to the same PEQ in another preset. Could it be related to editing a PEQ that was created in one preset and modified in another?
Are the PEQ setting independent of presets? are PEQs available to all Presets? Does editing a PEQ in one preset make the edited version available in another Preset?
I just don’t follow how this is supposed to hang together.
sorry if this is obvious - I just don’t see it…
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