· The “Date Added” field for both Qobuz and TIDAL albums in Roon is showing the same date.
As far as I know, Qobuz has recently made some changes on their side, and the “Date Added” issue is reportedly being resolved gradually. However, in my case, all Qobuz library albums still show the same “Date Added” value, such as 5 April 2026. Similarly, all TIDAL albums also display the same 5 April 2026 in the “Date Added” field. It seems that the same underlying issue is affecting both Qobuz and TIDAL within Roon. My Roon Server is running on ArchLinux, and I have already tried the following:
Thank you for your patience awaiting a response. We have a few clarifying questions in order to effectively troubleshoot this from here.
Our diagnostics show several Roon Servers associated with your account. Did you recently migrate between machines? When did you move your server to the Early Access track?
If you navigate to Settings → Services for Qobuz or Tidal, what do you see as the last sync?
Lastly, what do you have configured for Background Work? Any custom scheduling? This will be in Settings → Library.
Our diagnostics show several Roon Servers associated with your account. Did you recently migrate between machines?
Really!? I don’t think more than one RoonServers are running at this moment.
When did you move your server to the Early Access track?
I am long term EA user, I can’t remenber when I started,…but
At Feb timeframe, there was “EA RoonServer 2.59 and Roon Bridge 2.60 's mismaching” issue, I escaped, for a while, from EA to Production to play music with 2.6 Bridges. Today, I’m on EA.
If you navigate to Settings → Services for Qobuz or Tidal, what do you see as the last sync?
TIDAL: Last Library Sync
6:10:01
Qobuz: Last Library Sync
6:09:37
Lastly, what do you have configured for Background Work? Any custom scheduling?
Yes, once this new feature was announced on EA, I had set Background audio analysis and Background work analysis to “Scheduled” and “2 am to 6 am”, respectively.