I’d be happy to take a look at what you’re experiencing here and get this working for you. So we can better assist you, please provide a brief description of your current setup using this link as a guide.
Make sure to describe your network configuration/topology, including any networking hardware currently in use, so we can have a clear understanding of how your devices are communicating.
When you open the Web Display URL in your browser, you should see the browser appear as a Display under Settings > Display, and also from the Display menu from the volume button, so something is preventing Roon from being able to recognize the web Display. Do you have any active antivirus or firewall on the Core machine? If so, try disabling them temporarily and let me know if there is any change!
Since installing have you tried rebooting the Core machine?
Windows 10 Home 64bit running Roon Server (and nothing else). All versions current.
Windows firewall completely disabled and no antivirus running
Music stored on NAS on local network, but that wouldn’t be involved here
Everything (client, Roon Core machine, NAS) using networking wired
I have rebooted recently. The regular Roon clients on iOS and a different Windows machine all work properly, but don’t show browser connections in the volume button.
Not sure what you did (), but it’s working now. Went to go take the screenshots requested and the browsers are showing in the display settings and volume panel, and enabling them turns on the now playing view.
So from my point of view the issue is resolved, but you folks might still want to take note. Just to complete the story, I had tried a variety of browsers on several platforms, so it wasn’t a browser issue. At the time of the original posting the display panel was completely blank. This was a new setup of Roon Server on a new Windows 10 machine, and had been rebooted, perhaps just once, after the installation and configuration were completed.