Control4 and Roon

Control4


Announcements:
  1. The Nucleus-only restriction has been removed, this module now works with all types of Roon Servers
  2. The Control4 module has been open-sourced, you can find a link to the GitHub repository below if you wish to make additional module changes

Overview

  1. Browsing of Roon’s Library and Music Services from Control4
    1.  Library
    2. TIDAL
    3. Qobuz
    4. Search
    5. Playlists
    6. Genre Browsing
  2. Control of Roon’s zones from Control4
    1. Transport controls
    2. Now Playing information
    3. Volume/Mute controls
    4. Standby
    5. Zone Grouping 
There are two drivers: the Roon Server driver, which uses several AVSwitch proxies and manages the connection to the Nucleus, and the Roon Zone driver, which uses the Media Service Proxy (MSP) and Amplifier Proxy to manage a single output device.

These drivers are compatible with Control4 version 2.9.1 and above.

  1. Zone Driver 
  2. Server Driver
  3. User Manual
  4. GitHub Control4 Repository

Release Notes

Build 12 (Last Build Made By Roon)

  • Fixed: Volume control on Control4 OS3
  • Fixed: Playback commands when multiple zones are grouped
  • Added: HDMI blinding to audio/video zone driver output

Support

Visit the Home Automation section of our community site.

Control4 Interface



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