I am using the latest distributed Roon and Qobuz versions. Roon Radio used to work with Qobuz streaming until last week or two. No changes in computer system. Qobuz recordings stream. Server is Innuos Zenith SE (using version InnuOS version 1.4.2, latest version). I’ve changed no settings, but Roon Radio is now limited to library and does not come up automatically. Network is fully functional as attested to streaming from Qobuz through Innuos->Chord M-Scaler->Chord Dave. I’ve contacted Qobuz, who have no suggestions about this.
How do I re-establish Roon Radio streaming from Qobuz and not limited to Library? It previously worked for 5 months and support is silent on the matter. Roon otherwise setup just fine, no settings changed, as I said, so please don’t ask me to go to installation topics.
I am a lifetime subscriber and I suspect that something is going on with Roon-Qobuz interactions at the Roon server level (i.e. your end).
Thank you for your response. I don’t know how to start Radio
directly from an album. Things seem to be working now, although it is a
bit different. I am prompted to give a thumbs up or down in a queue. I
used to listen to the suggestion and then decide whether or not I liked
the suggestion.
I’d like to play Roon Radio without starting an album to see if that is working OK. I typed in Radio and Roon Radio in Help for Roon and there are No Results Found. How do I start Roon Radio directly? Is there any way to have it avoid my library?
Can you try starting radio directly from a couple albums and let me know what you’re seeing? You can do this by navigating to an album and selecting the dropdown arrow next to play and pressing Roon Radio:
Try this with a couple albums and let us know if this works for you (and please include what albums you’re starting it from).
Working fine. Started with John Lennon Power to the People and went seamlessly into Qobuz (McCartney, Stones, Springsteen). I guess I was confused that Roon Radio at the end of an album seemed to always go to content in My Library (>3,500 albums). The other glitch of giving an error at the end of an album spontaneously resolved earlier this week without any changes on my end. You folks and Qobuz must have worked some digital (?coding) prestidigitation.