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View originalNew Sonos one and Alexa
Can you control all your Sonos speakers with one New Sonos one speaker? I.E. can I tell Alexa/Sonos speaker to control other 'older' Sonos to raise volume?
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Correct, Sonos do not currently support Alexa Groups.
Thank you. That worked. I just can’t do a group in the Alexa app. But from what I’m reading that’s not available yet
I suggest that you select Alexa App>Skills>Your Skills>Sonos and then 'Disable' followed by 'Enable'.
If the problem persists, can you Select Alexa App>Settings>General>History and check that Alexa heard you correctly?
If the problem persists, can you Select Alexa App>Settings>General>History and check that Alexa heard you correctly?
My Sonos One will not adjust the volume of a Play 5 even if I use the room name. Any thoughts?
Thank you. I was trying to make it do something it will not do. I tried adjusting the volume by speaker name and that works fine.
No, at present it isn't possible to control Group Volume via Voice Control, only via the app. It has been raised with Sonos and they are investigating. Personally I would expect this to be included if and when Grouping of speakers can be controlled by voice but that's just my opinion not Sonos.
Can I group them so I don't have to mention each individual speaker?
When controlling non Alexa speakers, you need to specify the room name.
How?? I cant get it to control the volume on the none Alexa Sonos One speakers.
Thanks! What took so long? LOL
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