Medio 2010 MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz i5, 8 GB RAM, 500 GB SSD, OS 10.11.6 (El Capitan)
Roon 1.8, build 831
Networking Gear & Setup Details
Internet outlet → Supra CAT 8 cable → TP Link AC1900 Router → Supra CAT 8 cable → TP Link Powerline adapter - power installation → 15 m ADX CAT 6 cable → Uptone EtherRegen switch → Supra CAT8 cable → MacBook Pro running Core
Connected Audio Devices
PC, Intel Celeron J1900, 1,99 GHz, 16 GB RAM, 64 GB SSD, 3TB HDD, Win 10 Pro, version 1709, OS Build 16299.1087, running Roon Bridge version 1.8, build 814
This PC is connected to the Core thru the EtherRegen switch.
Number of Tracks in Library
707 tracks. I mostly stream, I only have a small number of albums on the SSD of the Macbook Pro, albums that aren’t available from Qobuz. However, I used to have a USB HDD with some 3 TB connected to the Macbook Pro.
Hi @Jens_Astrup, can you please use the directions found here and send us over a set of logs using a shared Dropbox link (or any other file sharing service)? Thanks!
While you have the log files, maybe you can also see if they hold any clues about why my Roon system is very sluggish (cf. Sluggish Roon system - #2 by BrianW)
Apologies for the delay here, let me check with the team on this one. Can you please confirm if logging out and back into Qobuz has any effect on the issue?
Thanks @noris. I have rebooted my core machine several times but I don’t know if that counts as a logout? Also, do I need to log out of my Qobuz app on my phone?
My experience is, logging out of Tital, logging out of Qobuz, logging out of services at Roon, then turning off (all devices up to the router) helps to forget the hiccup and glitch.
Then slowly bring it back up step by step. Wait for router to be ready, wait for Core to be ready, wait for remotes to respond, log services back in and play.
Worked like this several times when I was in different problem situations. It’s just like us:
If you are stressed, take a short rest and then continue.