I haven’t used the App for a few months, but I remember it working ok with Vtuner, Qbuz and Spotify.
It seems to recognize the Bridge II, but I’m getting this “Notice…Delay in streaming or unsupported file format” and unable to stream.
I’ve tried reloading the App and rebooting the Direct Stream a few times. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Turn off the DSD w/Bridge-II AND the router or network switch upstream. Then should start working again. This can also be caused if the Bridge-II is getting a very slow network speed.
Tried it…Re booted DAC/Bridge, network switch, router…still not working.
Roon works fine, but there’s no Vtuner or Spotify on Roon… Very frustrating. I wish there was another controller that would allow me to access these other features (that I shouldn’t have to pay for).
Did you ever solve this problem? I’m having it right now. Same symptoms as you.
I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. I had to switch to a different “Play To” device on Mconnect (my iPad), play a short bit of something, and then back to the DSD.
I have tried switching the ‘Play To’ device to the local device using MConnect (i.e. my iPhone). Attempting to play Tidal gives the same error message there as well. I can play Internet Radio fine, just not Tidal.
Same here. Doesn’t even play on the iPad via MConnect.
it was along time since your post and i don’t know if your issue was resolved.
I’m not having the Bridge so that i can make a troubleshoot in my network, but if i was you i would do some simple check as follow:
1/ Make sure your network are not being flooded with some internal traffic source in your LAN, simple unplug you Bridge to check if any traffic still flood ? if flooding, continue check if any PC sending broadcasting heavily,… then check your wifi router if use wifi to observe the flood if the link/activity blink fast ? or checking the switch port LED if wired for each of connected devices. if NOT the case and all good, then do the next checking with your ISP if they were having any issue with DNS system for name resolving.
2/ If you say Room worked without issue the i believe you have no issue with your home network because if you can hear the Roon with full quality then the TCP/IP connection from your home to ROON is good. don’t bother with your own device checking. make the call to ISP and check if the DNS resolving are temporarily issued or maintained
If you had issue with your home network then you will not be able to make any access to local network resource or get access to internet as you describled. I don;t think so since you are able to stream music from Roon . right ?
Usually the popup warning on app will be so generic not covering for all scenarios while the root causes need time to find.
I hope this can help.