I have the Roon server running on a DIY NAS. I have zero problems with playback.
But I do have an annoying issue with the (Android) remote app, where any time I switch focus away from the app (for example, switching to the browser to get a link for an internet radio stream), and then back, the app spends some seconds reconnecting to the core.
In reconnecting, I will lose my place (for example, I moved away from the add station dialog, but when reconnected, I am at a step behind that).
I see this both on my phone (a Pixel), and on an Amazon tablet.
Is this expected behavior? Is there not something you can do to fix?
Thank you for the follow up @sm31, I appreciate you sharing the results of the proposed test with me. My apologies for the delay here.
Continuing forward, I have been doing some research into the “Fire OS” to see if there is an equivalent setting to “battery optimization” and based on the information I am findings it appears that there isn’t. However, I came across a setting called smart suspend that is will turn off the Wi-Fi on the device when it is not being used. I am curious to see if this setting could be having any influence on the performance of this remote. Can you try disabling and let me know what the experience is like?