There should be an entry for the used ffmpeg version. So to get to the bottom of the issue, could you check the file which is inside of the RoonOnNAS folder of your selected database storage folder? Being home again, I checked with my QNAP once more and could not identify an issue. Hi was away on the weekend, but already noticed your post. Please advise - is there a problem in QTS 5 using a manually added ffmpeg file when the Roon database is on a USB SSD? As I write the same thing has just happened and I suspect I may have to restart everything again. I then had the problems of Roon not playing tracks from Qobuz and in the end i had to restart the QNAP and restart the Virgin Super Hub to get everything back working. It seems to me the system has also become unstable, whether due to the Roon or not, where the NAS suddenly cannot be found on the network and has to restarted. But it will only recognise the built in version. I’ve removed it and added it, restarted Roon, removed Roon and installed it again, etc. However, the Roon Server will no longer recognise the ffmpeg file transferred with the folders, it was in the bin folder.

In order to improve performance of the Roon core I added a 64Gb Samsung SSD to the USB3.0 port on the back of the QNAP and transferred all the RoonOnNAS folders across to it.Īll fine, and I could see the speed improvement. An LG smart TV connects to the second port in the Duo. On the same switch above are also a Virgin Media cable TV box and an Arcam AVR450 receiver. Linn Majik DS streamer via ethernet to the above fast switch. Roon Remote on iPhone 12 and on MacBook pro connected by WiFi to either Airport Time Capsule or Super Hub Connected Audio DevicesĪrcam Solo Uno and Apple TV via WiFi. QNAP connected by ethernet via Netgear 5 port switch and dLAN 500 duo pair to Airport Time Capsule which connects to Virgin Super Hub 3 and Virgin 500Mb internet connection. TS-251+ / Celeron J1900 up to 1993 MHz 4 cores / 4GB Networking Gear & Setup Details

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