sorry for the trouble. I am still pretty sure, it is related to the ffmpeg file.
Could you try the following: Login to your diskstation as admin user.
Open FileStation and navigate to your RoonOnNAS/bin directory.
Right-click on the ffmpeg file and select “Properties”.
Click on the “Permission” tab and select “Create” there.
Select “RoonServer” for the “User or group” field, set “Type” to “Allow” and click all checkboxes in the Permission-Section. Then click done (and “Save” in the previous window").
Now restart RoonServer again in the Package Center. If it still does not work, please check if you have downloaded the right version of ffmpeg (the one for amd64 platform is needed) and if you have extracted them correctly.
You can also take a look at the RoonOnNAS.log.txt file in the RoonOnNAS directory. It should give you info on the used ffmpeg version.
It should contain a line like this, if everything is working as it should:
If the “RoonOnNAS.log.txt” file does not exist, make sure you have the latest installer of RoonServer installed. The latest one can be downloaded on the RoonOnNAS website.
Before the last update I didn’t have any problem.
A friend of mine who plays with Roon on QNAP NAS also has the same problem. We can’t play any AAC files by radio streaming. So I expect the problem is a software issue ….
@fietser, @Fred_van_der_Pauw, did you both really copied the ffmpeg file in the subdirectory “bin” within the “RoonOnNAS” directory? You have to do this manually; the RoonOnNAS package does not do this for you.
You can find the ffmpeg file on https://johnvansickle.com. Choose the arm64 version and unpack the file ffmpeg. You only need this specific file. After copying the file ffmpeg to the bin directory Roon will play AAC files. It is possible that you have to restart the Roon package first.
Problem solved!! I did not put the ffmpeg files in the ‘bin’ of RoonServer map (…).
Strange that this problem happened after Roon’s software update. I hope this does not repeat.
Thanks to anybody for your advices.
I am a happy listener again.
The ffmpeg file should not get touched by the Roon Server itself or any update. However If you select a new database location during install, the ffmpeg file might be missing at that location (because a new RoonOnNAS folder with its own bin directory gets created.)
Glad you could solve it!
Hi
I am facing the same issue… MP3 were working but AAC files not.
Did all the adjustment as per above instructions but now either MP3 nor AAC file are working. Actually nothing from my own library is working now. Not sure what I’m doing wrong. Also did a restart of Roon Server and also of the NAS but it’s not working.
Any Idea what the issue could be?
Edit: my local library is working through ARC though! That’s confusing to me.
@crieke würde deine Unterstützung hier sehr schätzen… Stehe voll auf dem Schlauch.