nope.
i tried that on my old system.
one time even got it to work.
the problem was that it only worked exclusively.
so i could either use my system or use roon.
not able to mix sound from other programs was a huge problem.
so i did not try that again.
Glad I saw this. Had been experiencing Roon in bottles closing down for a while.
Have spun up the wine-ge-proton8-8 you stated and Roon now stays open. Cheers
CPU usage still high though.
I had been trying to get the @Mike_Plugge web controller running in the interim but was banging my head against a wall for a few hours. As if by magic, it then started working. Glad it did as I’m really liking it - very stable. Has an ‘old school cool’ vibe to it also
I don’t use audio output on the linux machine for roon.
Only have the windows RoonInstaller64.exe for library management etc.
My core is ROCK on NUC.
I did just enable system audio devices (and hooked up a USB DAC also) for a test and basically non of them work.
System Output - just skips through tracks with no audio and then stops due to too many failures
Built in Audio - WASAPI - same as above whether in exclusive mode or not
Pulse Audio - WASAPI - same as above whether in exclusive mode or not.
I’m running Linux Mint 21.1 on a 2013 iMac.
I don’t have a need for system audio on this machine so never even enabled it before.
so is there any way that so the roon bridge can cooperate with the system so i dont have to decide if i want roon or anything else but can use roon in combination with other programs?
Runner: wine-ge-proton-8-22 (install via Settings > Runners)
Create Bottle, select Custom, choose the above runner and 64-bit support.
In the bottle, choose Dependencies and install dotnet472 and dotnet48 – this may take some time, it seems to want to install every previous version as well.
Once complete, find the Windows Roon Installer (download it) and click Run Executable… and run it to install.
Once done, you should be able to run Roon. You can create a desktop shortcut and use normally.
I haven’t tested audio output directly from the bottle; I prefer to run the Roon Bridge natively in Linux and then control it from the remote in Wine, seems more reliable.
do you have a way that the roon bridge is not exclusively claiming the audio device?
i am currently on fedora and last time i tried the roon bridge i lost every other outputs
i can see raat conencting to my pipewire playback devices with tools like qpwgraph
but if i start a playlist its skips through every track in a second and says “playback stopped due to too many errors”
i guess latest fedora is too new for it or sth.
i remember having the same problem since i use linux.
But ages before that i tested it on a very old uuntu which still used pulseaudio xD
i think there it worked.
i have not even a clue how to trouble shoot it since there is no link to logs or sth like that.
only says stopped due to errors (what ever they may be)
If the Roon can’t use the device because another app has exclusive control, I usually see “unavailable” in Settings > Audio, and playback won’t start. What you’re showing suggests an issue with the stream, so I’d check networking.