How configure roon to play on my soundcard?

How can I tell roon to play on my soundcard ?
Actually, I see google home and my Exasound Sigma streamer.

When I work on my computer running roon core, I want to put headphone and listening music but I see no option to select the computer soundcard.

Any idea ?

It would be helpful if you described your setup in more detail, e.g. PC, OS etc. Nonetheless, you’ll need to go to Settings > Audio and enable the device, which is probably referred to as ASIO or WASAPI is you’re using Windows, ALSA for Linux, and CoreAudio for Mac.

Nothing special, just a pc with roon installed.
Running win10.

I not see this panel : https://kb.roonlabs.com/Audio_Setup_Basics

Can you share a screenshot of Settings > About.

I’m also moving this thread to #support.

Fellow user, not official Roon Support.

Sounds like you are missing the audio devices attached to your core, are you running Realtek drivers? If so, check to see if you are also runing a nahemic driver (used in 3d games).

Those drivers have caused similar issues before. I would try uninstalling the nahemic driver first and see if your audio devices show up. After that, verify that the Realtek drivers are the very latest.

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I followed that :slight_smile:


I renamed my roon folder, install roon, rename the new roon installation, delete raat server, rename back my old roon folder.

Now it’s work.

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No more soundcard this morning … !

If I don’t close Roon, I see the soundcard but once I closed roon, I lost my soundcard and I have to delete raatserver directory and restart roon and enable my soundcard to see it.

I not have this nahemic driver on my computer.
I have the latest version of realtek driver.

Any permanent fix for that ?

Complement of informations.

02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [raatserver] [RaatServer DESKTOP-BK6I1DE @ 127.0.0.1:55850] connected
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [rnet/RnetJsonClient] SENT {“request”:“enumerate_devices”,“subscription_id”:“0”}
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [rnet/RnetJsonClient] GOT NONFINAL {“status”: “Success”, “devices”: [{“is_system_output”: true, “device_id”: “default”, “name”: “System Output”, “type”: “wasapi”, “config”: {“external_config”: {}, “output”: {“name”: “System Output”, “type”: “wasapi”, “device”: “default”}, “volume”: {“type”: “wasapi”, “device”: “default”}, “unique_id”: “7b6a7a7f-4b22-e6e7-af94-ea05a70841ab”}}, {“device_id”: “{0.0.0.00000000}.{0e29ab9d-f8d2-4275-8d4a-15055c86e504}”, “name”: “JRiver Media Center 24”, “type”: “wasapi”}, {“device_id”: “{0.0.0.00000000}.{3ff344db-10e0-4f2e-ba5c-0f7a847f70f1}”, “name”: “Realtek High Definition Audio”, “type”: “wasapi”}, {“device_id”: “{0.0.0.00000000}.{766d8f8d-be8d-4e6d-95ad-bd18e8b59774}”, “name”: “NVIDIA High Definition Audio”, “type”: “wasapi”}, {“device_id”: “{0.0.0.00000000}.{87aa08e6-eb97-4c50-aff3-02f12c5ce99d}”, “name”: “Realtek High Definition Audio”, “type”: “wasapi”}, {“device_id”: “{FBD8E51C-6638-4867-A3C9-D0C099CC51E0}”, “name”: “JRiver Media Center 20”, “type”: “asio”}, {“device_id”: “{A80362FF-CE76-4DD9-874A-704C57BF0D6A}”, “name”: “Realtek ASIO”, “type”: “asio”}]}
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [devicedb] [autodetect] No Match for DeviceAutodetectData[Type=Local Model=System Output]
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::default Type=wasapi Name=System Output
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [devicedb] [autodetect] No Match for DeviceAutodetectData[Type=Local Model=JRiver Media Center 24]
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::{0.0.0.00000000}.{0e29ab9d-f8d2-4275-8d4a-15055c86e504} Type=wasapi Name=JRiver Media Center 24
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [devicedb] [autodetect] No Match for DeviceAutodetectData[Type=Local Model=Realtek High Definition Audio]
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::{0.0.0.00000000}.{3ff344db-10e0-4f2e-ba5c-0f7a847f70f1} Type=wasapi Name=Realtek High Definition Audio
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [devicedb] [autodetect] No Match for DeviceAutodetectData[Type=Local Model=NVIDIA High Definition Audio]
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::{0.0.0.00000000}.{766d8f8d-be8d-4e6d-95ad-bd18e8b59774} Type=wasapi Name=NVIDIA High Definition Audio
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::{0.0.0.00000000}.{87aa08e6-eb97-4c50-aff3-02f12c5ce99d} Type=wasapi Name=Realtek High Definition Audio
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [devicedb] [autodetect] No Match for DeviceAutodetectData[Type=Local Model=JRiver Media Center 20 AsioDriverId={FBD8E51C-6638-4867-A3C9-D0C099CC51E0}]
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::{FBD8E51C-6638-4867-A3C9-D0C099CC51E0} Type=asio Name=JRiver Media Center 20
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [devicedb] [autodetect] No Match for DeviceAutodetectData[Type=Local Model=Realtek ASIO AsioDriverId={A80362FF-CE76-4DD9-874A-704C57BF0D6A}]
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [raatserver] GOT DEVICE 144521fb-8fbd-4453-98ee-7392035cd0db::{A80362FF-CE76-4DD9-874A-704C57BF0D6A} Type=asio Name=Realtek ASIO
02/16 12:02:14 Trace: [rnet/RnetJsonClient] SENT {“request”:“enable_device”,“device_id”:“default”,“subscription_id”:“1”}
02/16 12:02:14 Debug: Created new font texture with id: 4
02/16 12:02:14 Info: [roonapi] listening on port 9150

Did Windows not find a newer one (unreliable) or have you actually checked on the Realtek website that this is in fact the case?

I select realtek asio and disabled the system output. Something in the system output not responding with roon and make it “crash”.

With that, it’s percistent and it’s work for me.

Just delete roonraat to permit to have the device back.

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