Roon Version 2.0 (build 1496) production 64-bit.
I can stream music to my hifi setup in the livingroom (RaspberryPi4B, RME ADI-2 DAC FS, ADAM Audio A7X) without any issues.
Tidal is working fine together with the Audioquest DragonFly Cobalt, incl. High Res-Audio.
So the Hardware (Audioquest) and some Software (Tidal) is running on Windows 11 ARM.
And even Roon is running on Windows 11 ARM, maybe there is only a small fix neccessary?
Yes, exclusive mode is possible in the Tidal app, and it is also possible to keep the volume level at maximum in Tidal. However, whenever a new track starts, the volume is much too high. I also had this issue with the standard Windows version (non-ARM), which is why I didn’t use exclusive mode in Tidal.
It would be great if someone could check if it is a big deal to fix the USB-DAC issue.
Thanks for writing in, and welcome to the community! As @mjw has mentioned, Roon does not offer an official ARM64 build for Windows. While the x86-64 version may run on ARM devices through emulation, full compatibility isn’t guaranteed.
We’d be happy to continue providing support, but we’ll need to troubleshoot in your standard Windows version.
In Roon, can you try enabling or disabling exclusive mode to see if it affects recognition or playback? This setting can be found by clicking the gear icon next to the audio device in Roon’s settings and selecting Device Setup.
With that, could you please use the directions found here and send over a set of Roon Server logs to our File Uploader?
I switched completly to the Windows ARM Laptop and don`t have the old Windows 11 Intel-Laptop anymore.
As long as I can stream (remote control) my music to my Hifi-System via Roon I’m fine for the moment. As Tidal works locally with the external USB-DAC I just listen this way.