Out of the blue, my favorite playlist of approx 900 songs, started displaying “unavailable” by a large number of tracks. I checked the following:
confirmed library track number was the same (it was)
sampled the “unavailable” songs for pattern (all local files)
confirmed drive was accessible to the network (it was)
forced rescan of local files (it did; no change in file count)
searched a sampling of “unavailable” files from the search function (they were in the library0
played a sampling of the “unavailable” files that I found via library search (they played)
checked that the “unavailable” files were the same as the ones that played (they were)
So it seems to be a playlist error. Short of re-creating the playlist, is there a way to force a playlist rebuild or fix this error?
AceRimmer
(Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast!)
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What is playlist made up of?
Local files or Qobuz/Tidal streaming service?
If the latter it’s just very likely there has been a change in licensing on their end rendering “that” version of the song now unavailable.
Edit…I just saw where I think you said they were all local files.
So go with @Rugby suggestion first!
On an unavailable track cluck on the 3 dot menu and go to file info. Scroll down and look at the file path and see if you notice anything different than the file path that now works.
Good news. After the last back and forth, I decided to delete my local storage folder then re add it again in the hopes that it would fix the problem links. It did but then the stream would freeze after a playing for about 10 mins. Took following steps:
Rebooted Synology core (didn’t help)
Logged clients out of core and logged in again. (seemed to work)
Reconnected core to Tidal
I’ve got 3 streams including ARC playing the playslist now and it’s been without issue for 45 mins+. All songs in playlist are clear. Will confirm after a couple of hours.