Suedkiez
(Just a fellow user like you)
November 28, 2022, 8:08pm
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There are many threads about huge libraries. This may be an option:
I am always trying to manage customer expectations. The sonicTransporter i9 is the fastest commercially available Roon server so typically everything in Roon is near instant when you have one as your Roon Core.
The biggest problem with Roon and extremely large libraries is performance. Once you go over 200K tracks things like searches start to slow down. I have a customer with 1.2 million tracks and searches can take 10 to 20 seconds. This would be completely unacceptable to many users but this…
This thread has lots of information:
I bought the latest i7 nuc with 16 gig ram and 120 gig m2 ssd.
Installation was flawless.
Connection of Rock to my various Nas was without problems.
All went well.
The scanning process of my var NAS was the point where the problems started.
My Database is extensive. Over 500k tracks.
Rock came up with a total of 340 k tracks after the first scan.
Various scans later the max reached was some 390k recognized tracks compared to the Win 10 pro i7 6700 installation, which gives the exact numbe…
In essence, if you are going toward these library sizes, for good performance you may have to set up a full-size machine with lots of CPU power and RAM, then install Roon Server on it.