Joe_Walkuski:
So, trying to access the core to check its version and update it, etc but the roon remote can’t find the Roon OS Core. When I click Find it says “Searching for Roon OS Core…”
Then below it says “Make sure you’re Roon OS Core is turned on and connected to your network”. Kinda silly as it’s playing music so it MUST be ON and CONNECTED.
Anyone know how I can access the web UI from either of these roon remote devices without clicking the IP as I can’t get to that screen?
You need to run a Roon Core on Roon OS {Nucleus(+), ROCK, NADAC+PLAYER}. Installations of Roon Server on any OS don’t have a WebUI (it’s a feature of Roon OS not Roon Server) – use the tools provided by the OS the Core runs on to start/stop Roon Server or configure the network. Read also:
Ok, I see from the previous posts that I have a “MacOS core” and not a “Roon core”. Fine. But that still leaves me with questions:
can the core on the Mac be configured?
can the absurd software that doesn’t see that I do NOT have a Roon Core, but DO have a Mac Core, be FIXED so that the program actually knows what it’s running? A user-friendly interface tells the user what’s going on, e.g., “you do not have a Roon Core, go to ____ to configure the Mac Core”… a reasonable response, don’t you th…
Overview Two packages are available for Linux: Roon Bridge and Roon Server. There is no real purpose to running Roon Server and Roon Bridge on the same machine, since both provide identical access to audio devices. That said, doing so should not...