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I manage my local music with Apple Music.  I then copy the entire music directory to a NAS so that the tracks are always available.  In the past, Sonos could harvest the playlists out of the .muscilibrary database but that recently stopped working.Is this a know bug?  Is there a work around?  I’ve attempted to use .xml and/or .m3u playlists as a tactical solution but Sonos flat out ignores the .xml files and the .m3u files show up as playlists but the list itself is empty.Thanks for any guidance.Charles.

I’m posting this because I’d like to present you with information regarding wireless streaming of music services and how it relates to the available band width provided by your router. Before I start, I’m going to provide information about my ISP and network setup.ISPGoogle Fiber 3G Plan (incoming) $100/mo_USDMy Network  Wi-Fi 7 Asus AiMesh with wired backhaul Asus GT-BE98 Pro Router (main node) Asus RT-BE96U Router x 2 (satellite nodes)I’ll admit that my setup is not the typical network utilized by most consumers. It is high-end in terms of equipment cost which is approximately $1500_USD and ISP service. However, the principles are the same regarding performance of a network regardless of build and specifications.This picture shows the Mbps hitting my router for download and upload which is approximately 3G as provided by my ISP Google Fiber. You need to understand that there is no consumer device currently available that can utilize 3G speeds.  A consumer device with a wired connecti

I have a upper and lower deck wanting to add a new zone for lower deck. Their is a JBL2210 sub powered by bridged crown 1502 for the upper deck mounted to ceiling of lower Deck.Will the sonos amps allow me to use a Y cable from both sub outs to a common 1 channel crown amp?Or will it require a type of autosensing RCA switch to flip the sub from (upper deck sonos amp zone 1) to (lower deck sonos amp zone 2)? 

Hello,  I dont see any reason why the other Topic was closed. Refering to I will not accept the fact that this is just closed to say “Just put it in same VLAN”. This is far more like a F*** O*** statement towards your customers. The previous models, were pretty fine working, untill the ERA has been released. How hard is it to listen also to your customers who wants to secure their enviroment and put things in different VLANS?  If this is not being fixed in the coming months, our stores in the Netherlands (35+), will not be onboarded with SONOS setups. To be honest, I still want this to get to work, but if this will stay like this, there is no other choice to see other brands. This is not a threat or a warning, just the facts.  Hope that someone from SONOS reads this actually. 

The new system update included this:Authentication: This setting applies to third-party integrations that use Sonos cloud services and Local Area Network (LAN) APIs. When enabled, it requires those integrations to authenticate before connecting. Can someone please point me to any documentation for the aforementioned LAN APIs? developer.sonos.com covers SMAPI and the cloud API, but no mention of this LAN API.

Hello,Since June 11, identical loadAudioClip calls from server IP **[SERVER_IP_ADDRESS]** return 410 ERROR_RESOURCE_GONE, while calls from dev IP **[DEV_IP_ADDRESS]** still succeed.Environment:Sonos API v1.46.0 (OS 85.0-64200) cURL 7.68.0 on Debian 10 (server), cURL 7.77.0 on macOS (dev) API key and Bearer token identical Players: Era 100 (S39), IDs **[SONOS_PLAYER_ID_1]** & **[SONOS_PLAYER_ID_2]**Verified:GET /groups returns the same valid group/player IDs on both IPs JSON payload and headers for POST /audioClip are identical Failing request (server)curl -X POST https://api.ws.sonos.com/control/api/v1/players/**[SONOS_PLAYER_ID_2]**/audioClip \-H 'X-Sonos-Api-Key: [REDACTED]' \-H 'Authorization: Bearer [REDACTED]' \-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \-d '{"streamUrl":"https://[REDACTED]/test.mp3","priority":"HIGH","volume":10}'# → HTTP/1.1 410# {"errorCode":"ERROR_RESOURCE_GONE"} Question:Could our server IP **[SERVER_IP_ADDRESS]** be blocked or rate-limited on the audioClip endp

Any new on the setting volume limits at certain times of the day feature that was requested six years ago?Would be particularly useful for people who Airbnb their property out like.

Hello everyone,I would like to buy a Ray and a Roam 2 to:connect Ray on my TV, to watch movies and enhance tv audio have a Roam 2 AND the Ray connected to play music in sync, having the Roam 2 in another room, playing music from my Android phone (Sonos app)is this scenario possible? Or having the Ray connected to the TV only enable it to play music fro mthe TV?Moreover, if the previous scenario would be possible, can I add eventually a Era 100 to play music, in sync, also to it in addition to Ray and Roam 2 (3 devices simultaneously). Thanks!!

Bottom line: Connect ALL Sonos speakers directly to Wi-Fi if you have a strong Wi-Fi 6 mesh network.Don’t connect ANY speakers to Ethernet, as often recommended for older Sonos speakers like Play:1. This solved my problems with speakers dropping out of a large group and made older Sonos speakers more responsive while grouped with newer Sonos speakers. The details: Sonos Performance Tip: When Not to Use SonosNet (WM:0) Setup Summary:  ~10 Sonos speakers (mostly Play:1 and some newer models) No speakers wired to Ethernet A Boost was available but unplugged Strong Wi-Fi 6 mesh network (e.g., eero, TP-Link, etc.) 1 Gbps fiber internet   Findings:After trying both SonosNet (WM:0) and Wi-Fi mode (WM:1):  SonosNet made performance worse in this setup — more dropouts and instability Switching all speakers to WM:1 (Wi-Fi) resulted in clear improvement Boost was unplugged, and no speakers were wired via Ethernet — relying purely on the mesh Wi-Fi proved more stable   Takeaway: If you

Hi.  I am running two 16.1 systems in different homes - one was cloned from the other several years ago as Sonos had no other way to copy Playlists.  I now want to move a couple of speakers from one home to the other.   I havent upgraded anything, and the comments on the new App continue to tell me that is the right decision for me - Music Library, Playlists, ...and without a roll back plan when I discover the new system wont work with my currently fully functioning wireless I never will…..   So now to the question.If i take these speakers (a PLay 3 and a Play One), that are running identical software, and using my 16.1 app on the Android that is now dedicated to Sonos, will it allow me to add them, or will I get the ‘you need to do a system upgrade”.   Is there any genius out there that has either done this, or knows what might work.  I sadly suspect the moderators will respond with a party line telling me that the new app is great, but nope, not until there is a roll back option.   (

Hi,Does anybody knows when it will be posible to pair two Sonos Ace with Sonos ARC?  Regards.

I recently purchased the new Sonos Arc Ultra as the main soundbar for my living room. I’m in a new house, and the living room is just about 20 yards away from another secondary living space. One of the things that sold me on Sonos was the ability so connect many speakers throughout the home, since we have a fairly open floor plan and like to entertain. In my secondary living space I have 2 bookshelf speakers and a subwoofer that I’d like to be able to sync with the main soundbar for TV audio. Will the Sonos Port work for this? We use YouTube TV, so playing audio through the two discreet speaker systems means the audio in both rooms is out of sync with each other, which is maddening since the rooms are within earshot of each other. I’d planned on hooking up the Port to my bookshelf speakers, but I’ve read some places that there is a lag on the TV audio. It’s not clear to me if that’s lag from the TV itself, or from another “primary” sonos device that’s playing TV audio. Basically, the g

I have read extensively on the Sonos Forum and elsewhere and am struggling for clarity on a fairly basic question: can a Sonos Sub be connected to a Sonos Amp via standard home WiFi or can it only be connected via the network that the Sonos Amp creates (unclear whether that is called Sonosnet or something else when it is 2.4GHZ or 5 GHZ but neither work for me as signals don’t reach far enough).  My use case is pretty simple:  I have an AV closet with multiple Sonos Amps are that are connected to ceiling speakers in multiple parts of the house.  The subs for the rooms are too far away from the amps to connect via the proprietary Sonos network.  I know this because if I put the subs next to the amps near the AV closet they connect and work fine.  But when I move them to the relevant rooms they show up as Sub Not Connected.  I do not have Ethernet ports to hardwire the subs in these rooms. So, is there a way to connect the Subs to the amps via WiFi?  Is so, what settings do I need to mod

I have done a factory reset of my S15. Get the flashing orange which times out when searching for nearby products and then I get the flashing green and white. App will not find product to allow me to complete the setup. Can I manually add this?Have reset modem, router, amp, and everything i can think of. I have 2 ethernet jacks and have tried black first and white in the 2nd and vice versa. Black is just plugged into amp. White ethernet runs to router and plugged directly into it. Still will not find it. Ready to throw the entire thing out. Been working on this all day!!

As a staunch believer in the superiority SonosNet I was massively disappointed in the removal of SonosNet from the new devices. I found a keen work around Arc ultra users (even though I already sold mine). Get a sub gem 3 or older (Save a few bucks), and hardwire the sub to the arc ultra. This will use the Sonos subs connection to SonosNet. Make sure you don’t have any wifi network saved in your system. This could be used for the eras as well but you’d have to also buy an either net adapter (really Sonos?) amfthen use the sub connection or even a cheap used boost or port would work. 

More than one router in house.not stable. Specific settings for routers and ports

I use the external library feature to stream Atmos tracks to my Era 300 this works fine with eac3 (DD+) in an mp4 container. What I would really like to do as well is the stream TruHD ripped from my Blue-ray audio disks. This only works in an mkv container which Sonos does not support. Any chance of putting this a  future feature

I’m thinking of using a Rocketfish Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter to transmit audio from an older iPad to a pair of Sonos Era 100 speakers. The reason I’m doing this is that the iPad is using Bluetooth 4.x and Bluetooth 5.0 provides notably better sound. I could use AirPlay, but I have been having occasional issues with AirPlay even though the speakers are less than six feet from the router. (And don’t even get me started on my futile attempts to get these speakers from the 5 GHz to the 2.4 GHz band as some have recommended.) Advice on whether this setup is possible, or alternatives that would get me the most stable connection with the maximum quality sound, are welcome.

Bonjour, Depuis une semaine impossible de se connecté depuis spotify et depuis sonos à mon groupe d'enceinte. Relance des sonos, relance du routeur, réinstallation des deux appli sur tout mes périphériques Android, vidage de la cache.  Auriez vous des solutions ? Quelqu'un aurait il les mêmes problèmes que moi ?  Moderator Edit - Translation by Google:Hello,For a week now I have been unable to connect from Spotify and Sonos to my speaker group.Restarted Sonos, restarted the router, reinstalled both apps on all my Android devices, cleared the cache. Do you have any solutions? Does anyone have the same problems as me?

Please reply with answers to the questions below about your internet situation and how it works with your wireless Sonos set-up.Feel free to skip the next few paragraphs. Its just me explaining why I need the info, and complaining a bit.I am based in the UK but feel free to reply with your answers even if you are not. Lets save as many people as much heartache as possible.I am going to change internet providers, without going into why, I got a month to month contract and my Roam & Roam 2 promptly started disconnecting from my brand new wifi every 20ish minutes. This is a new problem, they worked fine before I moved.I’m also looking into setting up a NAS - so adding that into the questions.So now I have the opportunity to be picky with my internet provider, I want to be able to lay the blame of whatever speaker issues I have squarely at Sonos’s feet.Ok here are the questions.So please let me know:Where you are (so that people know what providers are available to them) Who your inter

I recently experienced a total network failure of my Xfinity XB8 Modem. I have numerous wired and wireless SONOS devices connected that started dropping out and overall slow network performance.Xfinity replaced the XB8 modem, and the issues continued with SONOS. I then turned off all SONOS equipment and the network issues were resolved. I verified the configuration of the three TP-LINK Managed Ethernet switches and confirmed that everything was correct (RST Settings).I then turned on all of the computers, NAS and printers and the network remained stable. I then turned on each of the wired SONOS devices and the network was stable until I turned on the PORT and the PLAYBAR and the network became unstable and unusable. Each SONOS device is plugged into a TP-LINK managed switch.I then ran Wireshark and noticed an excessive number of “LINK LOCAL ADDRESS” broadcast coming from the XB8 Modem with the Source Address starting with fe80:: - ICMP V6. I then turned off both SONOS devices and the n

I have a Beam, Sub, 2 Play1's and a Port. For some reason, my mistake I presume, I ended up with 3 seperate rooms: the port in 1, Beam and Sub in 1 and the Play1's in 1. I was able to create a group containing all 3 rooms, but because of this setup no surrounds (stereo pair) in the room with the Beam and the Sub.I am able to break the stereo pair in the Play1 room, which enables me to add one Play1 to the Beam/Sub room creating a stereo pair with the Beam I think. This leaves me with a Play1 in a seperate room. I would prefer to add both Play1's to the Beam/Sub room as the stereo pair, but am unable to do so.Anybody, any advice?

Instead of giving SONOS a DLNA client, SONOS persists in the crazy notion of making each and every speaker a DLNA service (renderer) and placing the index to the actual music files on each and every speaker.The result is that, as the memory of most SONOS devices is stuffed to the brim with the oversized  SONOS S2 OS, they cannot index more than about 7Gb of music library. Therefore the SONOS music library feature is useless for me as my music SAMBA share is around 42Gb.Notabene, the much smaller SONOS S1 OS allowed the indexing of the SAMBA 42Gb music shareI invite all who have similar problems to join in complaining to the ceo@sonos.com email account to ask for a DLNA CLIENT to be added to the SONOS S2 (S3?) controllers while simultaneously removing the unnecessary DLNA servers on the old and new speakers - in SONOS S2 (S3?)As far as I know, the hardware memory is impossible to increase without breaking open the speakers - even if the OS could address more memory.