Inexplicably (to me) I can no longer connect to Roon. I have the Roon Server on a sonictranporter. I can’t connect either through the desktop app or the iOS. I’ve gone onto the the sonicobiter and trier to clear the cache stop and restart the Roon server. I’ve also restarted my MacBook. Still cannot connect. I’ll see the opening page with the quote, then the flashing Roon icon, and then the app quits,
Can’t imagine what might be going on. The sonic transporter is on my network and I can see the music files on it via Finder.
I have gone ahead and enabled diagnostics mode for your account and am reviewing the logs for it. I noticed that one file keeps popping up in the diagnostics for your SonicTransporter: [analysis] analyzing trackid=115530290 url=/storage/music/flac/02 Dave Brubeck Trio, Gerry Mulligan - Mexican Jumping Bean.aiff
Can you please try moving this file out of your watched directory and reboot the SonicTransporter, your Macbook and all networking gear? Do not delete this file just yet, but move it out of your watched location and then if it is the offending file causing such issues I kindly request for you to send it to us for QA to take a look.
Well, we’re halfway there. Removed the file, rebooted the system, and could connect…However, Roon still quits. Oddly, I can select something to play, the app quits shortly thereafter, but the music continues to play.
I tried to attach the file here but it does not accept aiff files. I’ll try to send it to you via email.
Hmm, the file is getting hung up in my outbox for some reason (which perhaps indicates that something odd is going on). Is there a dropbox or someplace else I can send the file to? @support
I was asking as there is a problem with the file, you own the source, perhaps ripping it again might be a way around your problem with the file.
I wasn’t impuning your honesty in ownership.
No, I didn’t take it that way at all. Just wanted to emphasize that the corruption couldn’t have been inherent in the source (couldn’t, right?). Like everyone else here I’ve been ripping my library and would like to know why this particular file should be causing a problem using a standard application (XLD). I assume something happened during the ripping process.
Glad to hear that moving that file has partly resolved the issue! I have PM’d you instructions on how to upload that file to our servers for QA to take a look at. I am taking a look at the new diagnostics from your machine, I see that it is able to play a Radio Station but there appears to be a whole lot of audio analysis happening in the background. I would wait for the spinner in the top-right corner to finish analysis and then try playback again.
uploaded the file:
02 Dave Brubeck Trio, Gerry Mulligan - Mexican Jumping Bean.aiff
Have tried to reopen Roon to play music files (as opposed to streaming radio). I get the message “Transport failed to load media” and then shortly thereafter the app closes.
Thanks for uploading that file, I am not seeing any crashes on the SonicTransporter side of things so I am thinking this could be due to the Roon Remote this time around. Can I please ask you to manually send us the logs from your Macbook? You can use these instructions to locate the logs and you can upload them to the same place you sent the media file, just please be sure to let me know the name of the logs after you have uploaded them so I can locate in the server.
Removed the file from the backup hard drive (should have thought of that). Re-ripped the offending track and all is working well again. Thanks for the quick response to solving this. Appreciate it.