Frontier Router feeding Cisco 48 port switch (unmanaged)
Connected Audio Devices
MSB Reference DAC (basement), NAD M51 Digital preamp via USB and Sonora Ethernet to USB converter (family room)
Number of Tracks in Library
11,000 tracks
Description of Issue:
Qobuz has not worked for me through Roon for over 2 months. I’ve had a back surgery in the middle of that period or I would have asked for help much sooner.
I’ve rebooted multiple times and relogged into Qobuz. I can play the songs directly from their app; I cannot get a single one of the same songs to play from Roon. Additionally, ever since adding Qobuz (and cancelling Tidal), the search function doesn’t work at all…just churns.
Also, Roon radio will play until it selects a Qobuz song and then just stops with error “too many failures”.
It is unacceptable for Roon not to fix this. Stating that it’s a Qobuz problem is rather farcical. That’s the whole point of this expensive software… to integrate our music sources. It’s works fine on Qobuz app. Doesn’t work through Roon.
Are you by any chance using the Comcast XFinity service in the US? I ask this because there have recently been other threads by users having problems with playing Qobuz through Roon which could be traced to some advanced security setting on the XFinity router. Look here:
Qobuz playback through Roon is not generally broken and seems to work well for the vast majority of users. It’s much more likely that the problem is on the side of your setup (even if you reply that it has been previously working well for you) or your Internet access and its security restrictions.
I’d check that windows is still holding a of its firewall rules.
The checklist below is for a tidal posting but the same list applies.
The too many failures is normally a Comms error.
What happens if you try to sign out and back into Qobuz in Roon, does that change anything? Are you able to use the regular Qobuz app or the Qobuz web player (play.qobuz.com) without any issue (to play a full song)?
Roon thinks the date is March 2018, and it probably gets the current date from the system. Have you checked the date/time on your Windows Server 2012 R2? This could be a red herring and unrelated to your issue, but it is something that is clearly wrong and worth following up on. It is plausible that software errors can occur while calculating time intervals.