FAQ: Do I need to groom my collection before importing it into Roon?

FAQ: Do I need to groom my collection before importing it into Roon?

We will do our best with your collection, however, you have your files organized! No special grooming is required, but there is some information here about how to ensure you get the best possible metadata for your collection. If your collection doesn't look exactly right, try some of the tips in the above link, and let us know how it works out!

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