Hi @Rolf_Fleischhauer,
Thanks for writing in to let us know about this issue. Can you please tell us the steps you used to produce this issue? We’d like to try to reproduce it in house.
I did as being described in your webdisplay manual. I went to roon settings, chose webdisplay and copied the address. Then I changed to safari and opened the address. The roon logo appeared. After switching back to roon settings sometimes no choseable display appeared. Sometimes the browser session appeared but vanished after a few seconds. I came never that far to see what happened on the browser.
I already checked router settings and fixed the IP-addresses for both Nucleus+ and IPad but the result was the same.
I also rebooted my router, Nucleus+, deleted and reinstalled the roon controller to the same result.
I am afraid i am missing something trivial here. Would appreciate any advice from your side.
Thanks in advance
Rolf
I activated diagnostics for your account. In your logs I saw some issues connecting to upstream servers that Roon uses like the server we use to authenticate logins. Have you had any trouble playing music from streaming services?
On second thoughts, yes I had a message while using roon via ARC in my car that there would be an issue with Tidal. I ignored it as the stream was not interrupted.
Webdisplay worked with an Android based TV-Stick. I substituted it by Apple TV and there the only way is to open Webdisplay on a browser and use airplay to transfer it to the apple device.
Today I tried to make it work on the Firefox Browser on my TV to the same result- Display is recognised in roon but vanishes after several seconds. TV is directly connected LAN to the same server as my Nucleus+.
Maybe it just works with android.
It is no catastrophe and I can live without it.
I would like to propose that it maybe be possible to use the HDMI output as a way for forwarding webdisplay to the TV. Yes I know that use it for audio only but one can always hope …
I was able to make webdisplay work by using two different devices. Roon on iPad and browser on the IPhone and vice versa.
Unfortunately Roon webdisplay does not support airplay so that in the end all efforts turned to nothing.
It seems that Roon has some issues with the apple architecture.