FAQ:How can I find tracks by path?

If you need to find a track using a path, you can do that from the Tracks browser.

Finding A Track By Path

Start by navigating to the Tracks browser, and enabling the Paths column, like this:

Then you can use the Filter feature at the top of the Paths column (on the far-right) to filter for the path of your files. You can type the file name or path into the filter box. For example, if you were looking for a file in your HD Tracks folder, you could type that right in:

• Related Articles

• FAQ: There are some tracks missing from one of my albums, how do I find them?

  Locating missing tracks If an album is missing tracks, the first step should be locating the missing tracks in Roon. In the event that the tracks were imported to Roon but not grouped into the album, you can locate these tracks using the Find Tracks ...

• FAQ: Why didn't Roon find any metadata for my album?

  Roon uses our own proprietary process to identify as much of your collection as possible, but there may be some songs or albums in your collection we're not able to match. Usually this is because your version of the album doesn't match any of the ...

• Signal Path

  When we set out to create Roon, we felt very strongly that users should have access to honest and precise information describing how their software and hardware devices are performing audio playback. We also felt that great audio hardware should be ...

• Tracks

  The Track Browser You can access the Track Browser by clicking the navigation icon , then Tracks. You will see the albums in your library displayed in a screen something like this: The column headings in the Track Browser are customizable. Click the ...

• FAQ: What is signal path?

  The signal path is displayed as a small glowing light along the bottom of Roon during playback. It can be Purple, Green, or Yellow, meaning: Yellow indicates low-quality playback Green indicates high-quality playback Purple represents lossless ...