Ripped about 30 CDs. They appear in the directory. Roon fails to see and add them!
Rescanned. Reset the pah. Rescanned again. Looked in hidden files. Looked in skipped files. No joy!! Unhappy!
Sorry, but Iām confused about your storage settings in that screenshot.
you seem to have have defined a watched folder that is nested within another watched folder - so Roon is likely to start showing duplicates.
If your Core is on the Sonic Transport, then surely Roonās default Watched folder (Music Folder) is the same as the watched folder that you have added later: sonictransport > Disc > storage.
I notice that the total for the imported files is the same for both (9716 files).
I suspect that you should disable both of the additional Watched folders that you have added and just leave the default Watched folder and see what happensā¦
Iāve had this problem too the last couple days. Ripped a couple CDs to a watched folder and they didnāt appear. Did a force rescan-no help. Shut Roon down and reopened and there they were. Iām on a Mac.
System - Windows 10
Roon core - Sonictransport - Small Green Computer
Already ripped and transferred 900 albums and are available in Roon.
Now:
Ripped + 30 albums
The storage path is correct.
The ripping software recognized the albums and track.
Tracks and albums appear in storage
Tracks and albums play back from storage on windows media
NOTHING APPEARS IN ROON.
Attempts to resolve issue:
Checked core name = sonictransport
Went to Library and cleaned up.
Went to Music folder and forced a rescan
Unplugged NAS and repeated 2 & 3
Installed a new path
Repeated 2, 3, & 4
Under āSetupā searched for Roon Core with no result.
All prior tracks and music are available in Roon.
I have reached the end of my patience. The loss of this functionality
makes this software useless to me.
Iām sorry, what NAS is this? I thought your Core and your music was on the SonicTransporter?
If this is the case, then Roonās Settings > Storage screen should contain a single entry: the Music folder.
These 30 ripped CDs - they were ripped on the SonicTransporter, or elsewhere? They are new albums, not additional versions of albums that were already in your Roon library?
@agillis - this is a strange one; albums ripped on a SonicTransporter with a Roon Core are not showing up in the library. Have you any thoughts on what might be happening here? Thanks in advance.
I donāt I would need to work with you directly to determine the cause. Can you go to smallgreencomputer.com and click on contact us to submit a support ticket.
@John_Hooley - could you please take up Andrewās suggestion and raise a support ticket with SmallGreenComputer? Letās explore that avenue and hope it can shed some light on your issue. Thanks.
Oh, and I assume that you have tried rebooting the SonicTransporter or restarting the Roon Server running on it?
This is to be expected. Itās searching, not for a Roon Core, but for a device on your network running the Roon Operating System (which would then have a Roon Core on it).
You donāt have a device that is running the Roon Operating System - you have a SonicTransporter that runs Linux. Only the Nucleus, Nucleus+ or a NUC with ROCK installed run the Roon operating system.
What kind of file formats are you trying to import into Roon? Are they files with DRM perhaps? Can you upload one of the affected albums here and let us know once uploaded? Thanks!