Thanks for writing in and for sharing your report! We were able to review a fresh Roon Server diagnostic report, and observed the following:
Trace: [IEM] [Inactive] [PLAYING @ 0:00] The Edge of Summer - adieu
Trace: [MOONDROP Dawn Pro] [raatclient] GOT [7] {"message":"RAAT__OUTPUT_PLUGIN_STATUS_FORMAT_NOT_SUPPORTED","status":"UnexpectedError"}
Warn: [IEM] [zoneplayer/raat] failed to setup any endpoints..giving up
Info: [audio/env] [zoneplayer -> stream] All streams were disposed
The issue is that the MOONDROP Dawn Pro rejected the audio format Roon tried to send it. Roon attempted to stream PCM 44.1kHz / 16-bit / stereo, and the DAC responded that the format is not supported.
The likely culprit is earlier in the log where the Dawn Pro’s supported formats come back empty:
Compare that to the NVIDIA audio device, which properly reports its supported formats:
"supported_formats":"48000/16/1|2,48000/24/1|2"
The Dawn Pro returned an empty string there, which means Roon couldn’t pre-validate what formats the device accepts, and when it tried a standard 44.1kHz stream anyway, the device rejected it.
Things to try:
In Roon's Device Setup for the MOONDROP Dawn Pro (under Settings → Audio), check whether Exclusive Mode is enabled. The log shows it's currently set to false — toggling it on sometimes resolves format negotiation issues with USB DACs.
Make sure no other application (Windows sound mixer, a media player, etc.) has a lock on the Dawn Pro, which can prevent proper format reporting.
Try updating the Dawn Pro's USB drivers or firmware if any are available from Moondrop.
Restarting the RAAT server (or fully restarting Roon) after ensuring no other app is using the device is also worth trying.