Hey @Gary_Clayton1,
Thanks for sharing that. Unfortunately, you’re experiencing a known issue with Mac devices that were currently working through. Here is the tracking thread:
It’s a high property for our team, and I’ll keep you updated with any new information as things progress. In the meantime, many have been able to navigate around the crashing by temporarily switching to running Roon Server on their Mac.
Roon server would replace your all-in-one application as your core. You can still operate Roon with the all-in-one instance though.
Steps:
- Download and install Roon Server from my link here. Once Roon server is installed, you’ll see a Roon icon across your top menu. Click it and select the option to launch at startup.
- Take a backup of your database and put it in a safe location.
- Go to Roon>Settings>General and log out of your core. Select the newly created instance of a core (Roon server) and log in.
- Restore your database.
This should work as a solid workaround and won’t require you to leave the Roon interface up for Roon to function.