Roon

This page is about the music software roon

Roon Components

By separating core and control and output components, you get the greatest possible freedom and flexibility.

The strict separation of the three following components has the advantage that the graphics-intensive control app runs with the user interface on another device and the central Roon computer is relieved of the complex graphics operations. This constellation brings clearly audible advantages over a full installation of Roon.

In general, it does not hurt if the device (core and bridge) is turned on around the clock. Of course, this assumes that you use an energy-efficient device as core and/or output. Since Roon Bridge requires very little CPU, there is little CPU activity (heat) and power consumption. On RaspberryPis it’s also possible to limit the maximum processor performance. Shutting down a device, allowing all components to cool down (contraction), then rebooting and re-heating the components will probably do more harm than running it at a constant temperature.

Roon Core/R.O.C.K.

What are the differences (Roon Endpoint OS Options, Roon Server vs R.O.C.K.)?

Fritz!Box

External Storage

ROCK: Storage Basics

Roon-Outputs

RaspberryPi

Linux-Distributions for Roon Bridge

Amazon Echo