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Roon Server on NAS
To get a faster, more reliable Roon experience, we recommend moving away from networked file systems in favor of local storage. For a fully turnkey Roon Core with space for internal storage, check out Nucleus by Roon Labs. Roon Server requires a more ...Start with a Roon Core
What is the Core? The Core is media server software that runs on a powerful computer, NAS, or turnkey appliance (like Nucleus or ROCK), located on the network within your home. (For more information on how it fits in with Control and Output ...DSP Engine: Sample Rate Conversion
Overview Most people using the sample rate conversion features in Roon will be performing upsampling, which is generally considered to provide an enhancement. This effectively increases the resolution of the audio signal leaving Roon. Roon's sample ...FAQ: What do the check marks next to albums and songs mean?
Much of Roon's most advanced data is licensed from our friends at AllMusic. AllMusic's experts research and collection deep data like album credits and original recording dates, along with Roon's multi-layered genre information. In addition to this ...DSP Engine: Headroom Management
Introduction Headroom Management is part of the DSP Engine. For more information on accessing the DSP Engine, see here. Digital signal processing can result in "clipping", or audio samples that exceed the allowed range. These samples are "clipped" to ...