iFi Stream → USB → Ideon 3R → USB → Lyngdorf MP-40
Number of Tracks in Library
23,729
Description of Issue
If I play an album, Roon radio will play the exact same songs in the same order after the album is finished.
Relatedly, if I transfer a track to another endpoint, and then later continue playing on the first endpoint, the exact same songs will be played on the first endpoint that I already heard on the second endpoint.
It even happens with brand new albums. I copied a new album to the library and listened to it on one endpoint. Later, I listened to the same album on a different endpoint. Again, Roon Radio selected the exact same songs in the exact same order to follow the playback of that new album.
The queue is not on repeat (I checked). The album finishes, Roon radio selects a new track from a different artist, but it is the same tracks from the same artists in the same order every time.
It seem there is no randomness left anymore in Roon radio.
I don’t remember, so I rebooted just now. Then I started the playback of the album where I first noticed the issue and could remember the follow-up queue (The Weeknd “Dawn FM“). The issue is still there. However, one of the tracks of the new album that I ripped last was entered into the queue. I only noticed this because it was added rather at the beginning of the queue. But the rest of the queue remains the same.
No. As I already wrote, I checked if it is on repeat (aka loop). It would also be surprising if this was the cause because I have the issue with all of my three endpoints.
The whole ideas is to check out what you are listening and carry on in the “same vein”. Valence was developed to analyse you current listening and try to match it in style etc
It’s AI driven and needs to be trained , if you skip track do you say why i the dialog that follow ?
Why do you think it is AI driven? I can’t find that info on the webpage.
“Roon Radio is an intelligent radio feature that creates a personalized radio station based on the music currently being played. When an album or track ends, Roon Radio automatically analyzes the music and generates a playlist of similar tracks, drawing from your library and streaming services like Tidal, Qobuz and KKBOX.”
In my case, it does not do that. There is no longer an analysis at the end of a track or an album. All follow-up tracks are hard-linked. It was not like this when I started using Roon some years ago.