What’s happening?
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Describe the issue
About 2 years ago, I updated to ROON 2.0 on my Nucleus rev.B and on my iPad. This process forced me to upgrade my MacBook Pro Operating System to OS15 (Catalina). This MacBook Pro upgrade also forced a change from the iTunes program to the Music program which was used to manage my music library. It was apparently unknown to ROON that 2.0 does not work with the Music program. It took me a while to realize this problem and I did not take advantage of the reinstall 1.8 option. I also thought and hoped that ROON would be able to solve the problem with 2.0 and the Music program. It is apparent that a solution will not happen and I began the process of reinstalling 1.8.
I had my MacBook Pro wiped clean and had OS 14 and iTunes installed by an Apple retailer for $120 a few months ago. I also recently had 1.8 reinstalled on my Nucleus rev.B and iPad by the retailer that sold and did the install of the Nucleus for $199. I was also successful at reinstalling an older iTunes Music Library onto the Nucleus (1.2T, 30hrs) with the Carbon Copy Cloner (CCC) program.
My music system uses a home, hardwired, ethernet network. The iPad, of course, uses Wi-Fi. There is also an internet connection with a modem/router.
I am able to play my music library files with the iPad and with ROON 1.8 and the iTunes Library on the Nucleus. However, it is not without problems.
The main problem:
When using the iPad and playing music, the home ethernet does not work. All the other devices on the home network cannot access the internet while the Nucleus is working. When I physically turn off the Nucleus, the internet becomes available on the home network without any apparent damage.
Also, on the iPad, a spinning icon appears in the upper right hand corner of the screen. It never stops spinning. Apparently 1.8 is looking for something and can’t find it????
Also, in the past when my system was working perfectly under 1.8, the Data file icon from the Nucleus would appear on my MacBook Pro desktop screen which I could easily open. The Data icon has not appeared yet????
I’m hoping ROON can solve these three problems???
Richard Caspari
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Music System Home Hetwork
All devices ethernet hard wired
CenturyLink C30002
Nucleus rev.B (1.8 ???)
Cisco SG100D-05 5 Port Gigabit Switch
PSAudio Direct Stream DAC
MacBook Pro OS10.14.6 Mojave 13” Mid 2012
iPad Air2 15.8.5 MNV22LL/A (Wi-Fi)
Describe your network setup
About 2 years ago, I updated to ROON 2.0 on my Nucleus rev.B and on my iPad. This process forced me to upgrade my MacBook Pro Operating System to OS15 (Catalina). This MacBook Pro upgrade also forced a change from the iTunes program to the Music program which was used to manage my music library. It was apparently unknown to ROON that 2.0 does not work with the Music program. It took me a while to realize this problem and I did not take advantage of the reinstall 1.8 option. I also thought and hoped that ROON would be able to solve the problem with 2.0 and the Music program. It is apparent that a solution will not happen and I began the process of reinstalling 1.8.
I had my MacBook Pro wiped clean and had OS 14 and iTunes installed by an Apple retailer for $120 a few months ago. I also recently had 1.8 reinstalled on my Nucleus rev.B and iPad by the retailer that sold and did the install of the Nucleus for $199. I was also successful at reinstalling an older iTunes Music Library onto the Nucleus (1.2T, 30hrs) with the Carbon Copy Cloner (CCC) program.
My music system uses a home, hardwired, ethernet network. The iPad, of course, uses Wi-Fi. There is also an internet connection with a modem/router.
I am able to play my music library files with the iPad and with ROON 1.8 and the iTunes Library on the Nucleus. However, it is not without problems.
The main problem:
When using the iPad and playing music, the home ethernet does not work. All the other devices on the home network cannot access the internet while the Nucleus is working. When I physically turn off the Nucleus, the internet becomes available on the home network without any apparent damage.
Also, on the iPad, a spinning icon appears in the upper right hand corner of the screen. It never stops spinning. Apparently 1.8 is looking for something and can’t find it????
Also, in the past when my system was working perfectly under 1.8, the Data file icon from the Nucleus would appear on my MacBook Pro desktop screen which I could easily open. The Data icon has not appeared yet????
I’m hoping ROON can solve these three problems???
Richard Caspari
[moderated: private email address removed]
About 2 years ago, I updated to ROON 2.0 on my Nucleus rev.B and on my iPad. This process forced me to upgrade my MacBook Pro Operating System to OS15 (Catalina). This MacBook Pro upgrade also forced a change from the iTunes program to the Music program which was used to manage my music library. It was apparently unknown to ROON that 2.0 does not work with the Music program. It took me a while to realize this problem and I did not take advantage of the reinstall 1.8 option. I also thought and hoped that ROON would be able to solve the problem with 2.0 and the Music program. It is apparent that a solution will not happen and I began the process of reinstalling 1.8.
I had my MacBook Pro wiped clean and had OS 14 and iTunes installed by an Apple retailer for $120 a few months ago. I also recently had 1.8 reinstalled on my Nucleus rev.B and iPad by the retailer that sold and did the install of the Nucleus for $199. I was also successful at reinstalling an older iTunes Music Library onto the Nucleus (1.2T, 30hrs) with the Carbon Copy Cloner (CCC) program.
My music system uses a home, hardwired, ethernet network. The iPad, of course, uses Wi-Fi. There is also an internet connection with a modem/router.
I am able to play my music library files with the iPad and with ROON 1.8 and the iTunes Library on the Nucleus. However, it is not without problems.
The main problem:
When using the iPad and playing music, the home ethernet does not work. All the other devices on the home network cannot access the internet while the Nucleus is working. When I physically turn off the Nucleus, the internet becomes available on the home network without any apparent damage.
Also, on the iPad, a spinning icon appears in the upper right hand corner of the screen. It never stops spinning. Apparently 1.8 is looking for something and can’t find it????
Also, in the past when my system was working perfectly under 1.8, the Data file icon from the Nucleus would appear on my MacBook Pro desktop screen which I could easily open. The Data icon has not appeared yet????
I’m hoping ROON can solve these three problems???
Richard Caspari
[moderated: private email address removed]
