Getting the same horrible dropouts on Roon as before the update. It played fine for about 10 minutes until it went back to its usual erratic behaviour..
I’ve had similar problems with roon, drop outs and the “this track is slow to load error”, but that happened when using my TT2, so I think that it is a problem with either roon, qobuz, internet connection or your computer if you are using roon server.
It happens alot with me and I have full fibre, so it’s not because my internet connection is slow, but one other thing it could be in my case is my nuc.
I’ve had similar problems with roon, drop outs and the “this track is slow to load error”, but that happened when using my TT2, so I think that it is a problem with either roon, qobuz, internet connection or your computer if you are using roon server.
It happens alot with me and I have full fibre, so it’s not because my internet connection is slow, but one other thing it could be in my case is my nuc.
Roon, QoBuz and Poly isn’t reliable for me ever. Roon and my hires library works fine. QoBuz app and also MConnect 100% too. I also have very fast fiber. Airplay very stable too. Roon, QoBuz, Mojo 2 without Poly 100%. So it’s something with Roon, QoBuzz and Poly.
Roon, QoBuz and Poly isn’t reliable for me ever. Roon and my hires library works fine. QoBuz app and also MConnect 100% too. I also have very fast fiber. Airplay very stable too. Roon, QoBuz, Mojo 2 without Poly 100%. So it’s something with Roon, QoBuzz and Poly.
I added Mother Earth Radio to Go Figure’s radio station list and so far it is streaming well at 192kHz. It stuttered when I first started playing but seems to have settled down. Thanks.
What's still missing in this update - ability to auto-create playlists for mpd for an sd-card (this seems to exist on 2Go), ability to refresh mpd database after new music upload (still need to use external clients), ability to switch WiFi off fully and completely without its restart during next powering on - looks like Poly's battery will still become empty in a week even without usage. All the time I want to use Poly (I'm not an every day user of Poly/Mojo) it occurs the battery is empty and I need many hours to charge it, which is extremely annoying.
For my use case scenario Mojo/Poly works well. I listen from the SD and sometimes Airplay stream from other sources. When I'm away I can just hotspot from the Poly. My only trouble on a recent trip was when I was on the plane where I was restricted in airplane mode to just playing playlists from the bluetooth connection to Go Figure. Trouble is that every time I turn on it seems to want to index the card again, even with no new added files, which ties up Go Figure for what seems like ages.
Spoke to Chord about my issues with Roon playback. Only suggestion was to allocate a specific WiFi channel to it and exclude other devices from using it.
Any idea how that is done for ASUS routers?
His other comment to my observation that 2Go didn't have such issues was: well 2Go costs twice as much lol
Spoke to Chord about my issues with Roon playback. Only suggestion was to allocate a specific WiFi channel to it and exclude other devices from using it.
Any idea how that is done for ASUS routers?
His other comment to my observation that 2Go didn't have such issues was: well 2Go costs twice as much lol
Just two ideas for a possible solution: either your ASUS router is capable of distinguishing/ providing 2.4 GHz/5.0 gigahertz networks and choose poly and your corresponding device for 2.4 GHz. Second approach would be by creating a so called VLAN, V is for virtual. But the transceiving/receiving network hardware in between your two Devices has to be able to create a VLAN. Cheap network switches sold by netgear for example are able to do this. But this network switch need to have 2 antennas to transitive/receive between your two devices. I would look for a WLAN switch capable of creating VLANs. These two features (WLAN+VLAN) would make this a bit more expensive. So I would tend to prefer the first version (reserving 2.4 GHz network only for poly and your Mobile for example).
EDIT:The first version is also the least expensive one and fastest to realise.
Spoke to Chord about my issues with Roon playback. Only suggestion was to allocate a specific WiFi channel to it and exclude other devices from using it.
Any idea how that is done for ASUS routers?
His other comment to my observation that 2Go didn't have such issues was: well 2Go costs twice as much lol
Will try it but a response like: of course it is going to underperform given the toaster-grade WiFi chip in there really didn't help reinforce my confidence in the product.
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