If you want help, please just ask for it politely, rather than rant and blame Sonos for your total lack of understanding..

• How can i combine two rooms (not grouping)?

• Why is it not possible to autoplay in different rooms?

• Why does the sonos app create a new room Dining Room 2 when i wanted to add a new product to my Dining Room?

• Why does the sonos macOS app have less options to adjust your current system (makes absolutely no sense to me)

Based on what you stated before editting/cleaning up your post. you’re wanting to add a speaker to an existing room to create an stereo pair?

→ No, I have speaker x in room y and want to move that speaker in room v, but that doesn’t seem to be possible. I don’t want stereo speakers i simple want room room y and v combined, so that after combining i have only one room with multiple speakers inside.

According to support document, you can.  It does not clarify exactly how, but I would guess that you need to create a saved group that you can then select in autoplay.

→ You can’t select a group for autoplaying, but if your selected autoplay-room is currently grouped, it will autoplay from all the currently grouped rooms. This is never written nor explained anywhere…

It’s just a step in the process.

→ What?

Because Sonos realized a few years back that very few people managed configurations with macOS (or Windows), primarily using iOS and android.  Therefore, they diverted Dev resources to features that customers were using with higher frequency.

→ How many people does it take to build this app? One designer and one developer, maybe two? It’s really not rocket science and there are technologies where you can distribute the almost identical codebase to different platforms like andoid, ios, macos, windows etc. basically for free… having not enough resources is simply no excuse

I could offer more explanation but if that's your attitude to someone trying to help, I shall pass on that. And hope that others on here do the same.

I could offer more explanation but if that's your attitude to someone trying to help, I shall pass on that. And hope that others on here do the same.

I even updated my initial question, but yea, if you don’t want to come off your high horse, I can’t force you to be a good person.

You can’t put two separate speakers, not a stereo pair or home theatre setup, in the same Sonos room.  You can group them.  If you group them frequently, then you can save the group.

Please nobody try to explain this to him.

You say that while showing absolutely no gratitude while I’m trying to answer your questions and convinced that you know more about how Sonos should work then the people that own and developed it   High horse indeed.