Thank you for your response Connor, but it does not get to the core of the issue. For. more than a week, I’ve rebooted my Roon+ server, and it fixes all the problems I’ve been having. Why do you think that is? If there is some network problem in the house why does it ONLY show up on Roon? My playlists are usually no more than 10 albums. That does not seem excessive, but the problem shows up when I’m loading albums 2-4 in the morning. Not after the playlist is large.
If my network had problems, I would think it would show up elsewhere. I have a large video server with more than a thousand movies on it, many in 4K. Movies never fail to load, there are no dropouts. That’s much rougher on the network than playing some music files I think you would agree. I’ve specified my router and network topology in the past. I’ve done it several times. My network work great, it was installed by AV professionals, and I’ve never had any other issues. Just Roon.
I can install the early access build, altho it’s seems a bit of a hassle. It is also somewhat of an admission that there are some things in your software that can be improved, not a problem with my network or other hardware, which all work perfectly after I reboot the Roon server. What is the explanation for that do you think? I think the answer is obvious.
Mel