Snorf

Figured it out. What made it difficult is the bloody file I was using was faulty. Rolled back a couple of versions and it worked.

Well that did not fix the stuttering problem but no more messages in the log. The stuttering is really weird sometimes it will happen like clock work every 50 minutes for 3 times, then nothing for a whole day. If I ever figure it out I will post something.

I found this post in another area about the network interface and I had an error about my BR0 resetting so I am giving it a go. If it solves my problem I will post to that affect.

Hello, I have this program that I want to run on my unraid server. It would usually be installed on a USB drive or an SD card by balenetcher or something and then plugged into a pc and booted and viola it would run and do its thing, kind of like a live cd/usb thing. Is there a way of getting this to run in a VM or Docker on Unraid? Thanks! Snorf

It looks like that is the me opening and closing Roon on my PC, LOL. But i still have the problem of it seems like every 50 minutes i have a stutter stop then it starts again on its own. I will keep investigating, This never happened before and now I have to figure it out. Maybe someone else has the answer or where to look. We will see. If I ever figure it out I will post here for the next person that has this issue. Snorf

I have started getting this error on the roonserver docker in the log. System.Net.Sockets.SocketException (104): Connection reset by peer at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.AwaitableSocketAsyncEventArgs.ThrowException(SocketError error, CancellationToken cancellationToken) I do not know if they are related but every once in a while (few hours/day) roon will stutter play for a minute or so and then just start playing again or I advance to the next song and it will start again. Any help appreciated, not sure what to do or try. Background: running roon for like 6 months no problem then in the last month or so this has started happening, I am on Qobuz and have a library. Network is pfsense router, gigabit internet connection, all devices with cat 6a. Snorf