But I have recently experienced similarities with Qobuz albums going missing from my Roon favourites. So much so I have stopped using Qobuz in Roon and gone back to tidal.
Let me explain in case there are similarities.
I have logged back into Qobuz inside Roon.
It has scanned/synced my Qobuz library.
Thanks @carl for breaking this out into its own thread.
I felt the similarities between the other users reported issues were such that any further data support can get would be helpful.
As it stands I cannot use Qobuz with Roon because over 2200 albums I have liked in the Qobuz app (and previously in Roon when things worked) no longer show up.
To such an extent I subscribed to Tidal to see if this was a Qobuz only issue, it is, and if it’s a Roon issue.
It’s linked to Roon having Qobuz logged in. There’s also the sluggishness of Roon with Qobuz logged in. Playback errors which would make a user think their network is the issue. It isn’t as Tidal is fine in Roon.
To aid Roon further, I’m now installing Windows on a separate machine to test Roon on that, then I’ll test Rock.
Uninstalled Roon Server from DietPi. Cleaned things up. Reinstalled. Added Qobuz and my liked/favourite albums have all appeared.
Since experiencing Qobuz oddities I’ve installed DietPi twice and Roon Server a few more than that.
I will monitor things from here.
I shouldn’t have to go to these lengths for Roon to function.
I know my i5-8400t machine can run Roon well enough.
Currently running Roon Rock on a N95 CPU with 8gb RAM with Qobuz, Tidal and local content at nearly 53k tracks and it’s running very well. Even DSD256 works well, including to my FiiO R7 which is on WiFi.