Qobuz 192 KHz playback problems via Roon

Core Machine (Operating system/System info/Roon build number)
Mac mini (M1 2020) MacOS 11.1 Roon 1.7 (Build 710).

Network Details (Including networking gear model/manufacturer and if on WiFi/Ethernet)
Internet via Ethernet, wired to Deco M9, which is also wired to the modem, with max speed to 100 Mbps via speednet.

Audio Devices (Specify what device you’re using and its connection type - USB/HDMI/etc.)
Auralic Altair G1.

Description Of Issue
Dear Roon,

When playing Qobuz 192 kHz, Roon skips the track and gives the message that media is loading slowly.

Playing the same track directly from the Auralic Altair G1 does not give this problem, Altair G1 is also connected via Ethernet.

I can also play the same file wirelessly via Roon Bridge on my MacBook Pro as endpoint.

Can you please help me how to solve this inability of not being able to play files of 192 KHz

Thanks!!!

Attached an image of a track that gives problems.

I have also put this topic on Roon Software category, but realised that I need to put it in this category in order to get feedback.

Hi @Aarnt_Mensonides I’m not support but while you wait, this is likely to be network related. Rather than a longer explanation from me this post by @GKern gives a good overview of the issue. Roon really requires a reliable network.

Thanks Carl!

I checked the guidelines but the network if have is solid and also its wired. As said, I have no issues streaming 192 Khz via Roon bridge and my Altair G1 can stream 192 Khz directly. The issue is something between Roon and Auralic Altair G1. As said, this all is ethernet connected.

I am hoping support can help!

Cheers

Hello @Aarnt_Mensonides, so the core is connected via Ethernet to the router, right? Also, could you please reproduce the issue one more time and reply here with a timestamp (the local date and time you experience the issue) so I can enable diagnostics for your account?

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