Thanks for the screenshot! To confirm, after restarting your Roon Sever, do the tracks still show up as corrupt under your skipped files?
It sounds like you might not be running into issues based on the above comment - are you all properly sorted at this point?
You can perform a library clean up under your Roon Settings>Library that will remove any skipped or corrupt files, but I’d first want to confirm you have all your tracks properly recognized before any additional edits.
I still have a question or two. I am getting another Roon server error log today. Now I lost my internet connection yesterday for 15 minutes or so. Would that cause it? I also tried to do a library clean up like Benjamin said, but I couldn’t do it. Some files disappeared but most skipped files are still there. Can I use anything else besides Dropbox for backups?
It’s definitely possible a temporary network outage could trigger an error, depending on what the server was trying to do at the time. To say for sure, we’d need to see the specific error message. If you can share that with us, we can take a closer look.
Just to clarify—was the cleanup failure related to the same error you mentioned earlier? And did Roon show any error messages during the process? That info will help us understand what’s going on.
Absolutely. You can use any local or networked storage device that your Roon Server can access. That includes USB drives, NAS devices, or folders shared over your home network. For more info on setting that up, you can check out this article. Let us know if you need help configuring it!
