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Entrypoints User Guide

Jan Koudijs edited this page Nov 28, 2020 · 7 revisions

This page describes the setup and usage of the different parts of the Entrypoints system. It assumes that the Entrypoint extensions have already been installed, refer to the Install Guide if this isn't the case yet.

ℹ️ Extensions can be accessed via the hamburger menu of your Roon Remote: ☰→Settings→Extensions

Entrypoint Gateway

There should be one Gateway running in the local network, it provides the different audio streams to the Roon Core.

Gateway status

Setup

There is no specific setup for the Gateway. The status message reports its IP address, this might be required information for the setup of the Entrypoint that captures the music.

Usage

The streams currently playing in the network can be viewed by clicking the link of the Entrypoint Gateway.

Active streams

Stream Setup

  • Enable the Entrypoint you want to stream from and open its Settings
  • Set the Gateway IP to the address that is reported by the Gateway Entrypoint (the default 127.0.0.1 (i.e. localhost) can remain if the Gateway and the Entrypoint you are setting up run on the same device)
  • Copy the text in the Station URL input field (this is provided to avoid the typing)
  • Select Save if the Gateway IP was changed
Station URL
  • Open the Settings again and select Start from the Broadcast pulldown
  • Go to My Live Radio via the hamburger menu of your Roon Remote: ☰→My Live Radio
  • Select ADD STATION
  • Select Add Station URL
  • Select Paste from clipboard
  • Select Add Station
Paste from Clipboard
  • Start Playback by playing the newly created Live Radio station

ℹ️ If Roon reports that a radio station at this URL could not be found then it might be necessary to supply the Entrypoint with an input signal.

Audio Entrypoint Usage

Audio Entrypoint status
  • Open the Settings of the Audio Entrypoint
  • Set the Sampling Frequency to the required value

ℹ️ For digital inputs it is important that the Sampling setting of the extension matches that of the incoming signal (44.1 and 48 kHz are supported), as no sample rate conversion is taking place. The word length of a incoming signal can be 16 or 24 bits, but 24 bits samples will be truncated to 16 bits.

CD Entrypoint Usage

CD Entrypoint status
  • Open the Settings of the CD Entrypoint
  • Use the controls available in Broadcast to change track during playback
CD control

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