Roon Editorial Sources

Roon Editorial Sources

Overview

You're now able to make granular choices regarding which editorial sources you would like to see in Roon, and then prioritize which source you'd prefer to see. 
To begin, navigate to Roon Settings > General > Browsing Preferences > Editorial sources > Edit to set your preferences.

Toggle on any editorial sources you’d like to see in Roon:

Use the handles to prioritize Editorial Sources. Simply click the handle and drag. In the screenshot below we used the handle to give English Wikipedia top priority:

Click the expand button as usual to see Editorial Content:

The highlighted text on the right indicates the editorial source that’s being displayed. In this example, English Wikipedia is shown below.

To view an alternate source, simply click one of the other options.

If you’re not seeing Editorial Source preferences in Roon under Settings > General > Browsing Preferences, please ensure that your server and all remotes are running the latest build. Some graphics features require that all devices are on the same build to display correctly. 

If you’re still not seeing editorial content with all devices running the latest build, it could be because you don’t have any editorial sources toggled on. It may also be that your editorial source lacks information for the artist or album you’re viewing. Try selecting an alternate source from your list to see if that helps. 

If neither of those troubleshooting steps helps please submit a Support request, and we’ll happily lend a hand. 


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