Did you go to Settings > Audio on the iPad and iPhone or did you just go to Audio Settings from the MacBook?
To see the iPad as a Zone from the MacBook, you need to Enable it from Settings > Audio on the iPad. Then in Device Setup for the iPad, click Private Zone to No.
Hi Greg. Thanks. Firewall is off. Unfortunately, I cannot find the IPAD Endpoint both on the Ipad and the Macbook. I have attached screen dumps from both machine here.
Yes. Bitdefender. But just the antivirus function. To be safe, I turned off Bitdefender and it is still the same status. Roon can detect the Apple TV, Google Home and Chromecast endpoints. But not the Ipad and iphone.
The second image is the ipad screenshot. I do not have the “Connected to Tablet “ showing. Clarification - I am running Roon Remote on my Ipad. Is that 5e right way to do this?
I just checked again. I have only the antivirus version of BitDefender, and the MacOS firewall is off. To be safe, I stopped Bitdefender and tried to connect again. The IPAD can connect to the Roon core (though after a bit of time waiting) but I still can’t see the Ipad as an Endpoint. I do not have the “Connected to this Tablet” section. Is there a setting that I need to turn on on the IPAD to allow the RAATServer to function? it looks like a ‘local’ issue at the device as the Roon Remote app on the Ipad can’t see the Ipad?
I have the tried the ‘reboot’ option at least 3 times now… A bit frustrating.
Thanks. A bit puzzled with what is going on. I reinstalled the app on the Ipad and here’s my experience on both the Ipad and Android tablets:
Android: Quick connection to the Roon Core (less than 15s) and I can see the Android Endpoint in Settings/Audio. Stable
Ipad: Connection to the core takes time. Not unusual for 5-10 minutes, with a couple of App restarts. After connecting to the core, I will need another 5-10 mins to see the Ipad as an Endpoint - sometimes I need to restart the App. Getting the “Connected to Device” function is not guaranteed. Intermittent.
