Not sure if it is a coincidence. I have a pair of Play 5 set as preferred speaker in the living room group. "Play music" would start Spotify and play on the Sonos.
But since today Alexa responds with "something went wrong". When I set the Echo (Show) as default speaker it works again, switching back to Sonos (Play 5 and/or Beam) is will result in an error again.
I disabled and enabled the Sonos skill, no luck. Anyone else seeing this? Could it be the update, or is that only controller related? Any tips how to trouble shoot?
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Did the new update break the preferred speaker function in smart home?
+1Best answer by HvLee
Thanks for the prompt reply. I start to think it was more on the Echo side, this morning all my rooms with a Echo+Sonos picked up the way it was setup.
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+20Hello there. Thank you for raising this issue. The first step is indeed to open the Alexa App and remove the Sonos Skill and then re-Enable. As that did not work, please see this thread here. Failing all of that, please submit a diagnostic and respond with the confirmation number. This way we can identify the cause. Please let us know how you get on. Many thanks in advance.
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As the upgrade sometimes re-boots your Sonos devices, this may be down to duplicate IP Addresses. Can you please power down the following devices for 5 secs, allowing each to complete its boot cycle before proceeding to the next device:
- Router
- Any Network wired switch
- Any wired Sonos devices
- All other Sonos devices
- All other attached network devices
If this fixes the problem, I suggest you open the Settings page on your Router and reserve IP addresses for your Sonos devices - I personally use the range 192.168.0.240 and above for my Sonos devices.
- Router
- Any Network wired switch
- Any wired Sonos devices
- All other Sonos devices
- All other attached network devices
If this fixes the problem, I suggest you open the Settings page on your Router and reserve IP addresses for your Sonos devices - I personally use the range 192.168.0.240 and above for my Sonos devices.
Remember: Sometimes Red Wine helps :)
+1Thanks for the prompt reply. I start to think it was more on the Echo side, this morning all my rooms with a Echo+Sonos picked up the way it was setup.
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