I have one windows server and mostly don’t need to control or output music on the server, but sometimes I want to. That make me think that a Roon Server and a Roon Remote should be installed on the server, because I mostly don’t need any GUI. But there is not a separate Roon Control for Windows ?
In addition a will have one Roon Bride to output music from the Roon Server to my living room and several Roon Controller devices
It’s not missing. You can install RoonServer and Roon side by side on the same machine. Only open Roon when you want to configure RoonServer using that machine and otherwise use a tablet, phone or other Remote.
Yes, I see the ‘Choose your library’ option now. That will work ( installing the core two times though), maybe it should be more clear described in the overview ?
It’s more like capacity to be a Core rather than Core. It’s not a common situation because usually people have at least one other Control, or are content to run the GUI on that machine.
I currently run Roon on my NUC ( I’m running Roon since the start ; but would like to change that to Roon Server - so without gui
What is the best way to change this, (while not loosing my data, like “plays counter”) ? Just Uninstall and Install Roon Server or should I take another approach?