Need help with Roon, system output is not showing by Streamer/DAC

Title should say ".....my Streamer/DAC".

Sorry about that!!

Try rebooting the computer and he streamer, if you haven’t already.

@drubin   I tried that, still no luck.

Thanks!!

I'd say reach out to Roon Labs about this @hifinut51 

Try reloading Roon core on computer

@sns   Now I am in trouble.  I moved the app to trash, now I can’t download it from the internet.

I undid it from the trash, so now I’m back to where I was.

Usually don't need to trash app, new download most of the time will overwrite old app, this after pop up box asking if you want to overwrite. In any case, I had same issue as you at one time, I have Roon Core, Endpoint and Remote Control each loaded on own device, reloading Roon Remote control did the trick for me. Try to reload Core again without removing to trash, see if it will overwrite. Also, go to router interface at 168.1.1 and see if your streamer is seen on network.

Sorry meant 192.168.1.1

It might be worthwhile to reboot your network equipment as well (modem, router, switches, etc.).  Once that is done and running, then reboot your Roon Core, Endpoints, etc.

Maybe do the following; 

• Restart Everything

Power cycle your Metrum Ambre, your iMac (Roon server), and your network router/switch. This often resolves network discovery issues.

• Check Network Connections

Make sure the Ambre is connected via Ethernet (not Wi-Fi) and the cable is secure.

• Verify Ambre is Powered On

Confirm the Ambre’s lights are on and it’s functioning.

• Roon Settings

In Roon, go to Settings > Audio and see if the Ambre appears under “Roon Ready” or “Networked” devices. If not, click the refresh button in that section.

• Disable VPNs/Firewalls

Ensure there are no VPNs or strict firewalls running on your iMac that could block Roon from seeing network devices.

• Check for Software Updates

Make sure both Roon and your Ambre are running the latest firmware/software.

• Multicast Routing

If you use a custom router, ensure “Enable Multicast Routing” is turned on in your router settings, as Roon needs this for device discovery.

• Reinstall Roon (if needed)

As a last resort, uninstall and reinstall Roon on your iMac. Sometimes a fresh install restores device visibility.

I hope this helps   

Have you gone into Roon's Settings > Audio to see if the Metrum is shown there and enabled?

If you are still having trouble, check out Roon's own community at https://go.roonlabs.com/Roon/community

Thanks for all your suggestions!!

I will give these a try!!

I recently had the same issue with my Mac -- all the endpoints disappeared. Elsewhere in comments (I forget exactly), the solution was:

On your Mac: go to Settings --> Privacy.

Go to "Local Network"

Toggle Roon on/off, then quit Roon.

Reopen Roon, and all your speakers/endpoints, should be there. 

Hope this helps!

@libor35 thanks!!  It worked!!😁

Excellent!!