Roon ARC - Slow Queue Loading of Playlists

While the ARC app generally works quite well, one persistent and quite annoying bug seems to be the sizeable lag when bringing up the queue for a playlist. This takes a good 30s everytime, regardless if on wifi network or mobile data. So anytime I am looking to load up a playlist and change the play order, it is excruciatingly slow to have the queue order properly loaded/not frozen.

I can’t reproduce this, how long is your playlist? I tried with a mixed local/Qobuz of 47 tracks / 4 hours and a Qobuz list of 83 tracks / 5 hours. The queue comes up nearly instantly

currently playlist is 351 tracks / 27 hours. Just tried also with a 99 track playlist and same result.

  • the playlist starts fine when i hit ‘shuffle’
  • i then click the hamburger icon for the queue
  • the next screen with the queue then loads but remains frozen/not fully loaded for about 30s.
  • then i am able to scroll up and start editing the queue

This has been the same consistent results with my frequent usage the last ~6 months with ARC

Note: even repeat opens of the same queue after closing have prolonged freezes before I can scroll/edit the queue.

I tried again with Shuffle, it’s not happening for me. Where do you “click the hamburger icon for the queue”? After tapping Shuffle on the playlist, I tap the bottom bar to go to the Now Playing screen, then tap the queue button bottom left

Yes, same as you are describing, perhaps hamburger icon wasn’t completely accurate. Queue button bottom left after starting playing. Queue loads up and then remains frozen for 30s then unfreezes.

Something must be wrong for you then, which isn’t for me :man_shrugging: Did you try resetting or reinstalling the ARC app? (You’d lose any ARC downloads though)

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Well @Suedkiez, thanks for taking the time on this - I reset, and after an initial crash of the app, it loaded and playlist queues loaded/scrolled instantly. Much obliged!

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Glad that this helped! There are so many ARC issues going on that require a reset! Another one is permanent “poor connection” even on home wifi, which is being investigated in another thread. I hope they get rid of this, but for the time being it seems that resetting it for any weird issue is the way to go :frowning:

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