I have a Sonos Playbar and a Sonos one and there are two behaviors I am curious about.
1) When I group the Playbar and Sonos One, if I pause the TV, the grouping breaks when I resume play. This also happens when I switch to listening to music using Alexa. So, at times, there is some confusion about which device the volume should come out of.
2) If I have these same two devices are grouped, and I raise the volume on the TV (using the remote), only the Playbar volume increases. So I have to use the App instead to increase the grouped volume.
Are these 'normal' behaviors or is there a 'fix' for them...or something I should do differently?
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Hi
1) When I group the Playbar and Sonos One, if I pause the TV, the grouping breaks when I resume play. This also happens when I switch to listening to music using Alexa. So, at times, there is some confusion about which device the volume should come out of.
To stop this open the Sonos App>Settings>Room Settings>{Your Playbar}>TV Setup and disabled 'Ungroup on Autoplay'
2) If I have these same two devices are grouped, and I raise the volume on the TV (using the remote), only the Playbar volume increases. So I have to use the App instead to increase the grouped volume.
This is working as intended, the only way to control the Group Volume is via the Sonos App.
To stop this open the Sonos App>Settings>Room Settings>{Your Playbar}>TV Setup and disabled 'Ungroup on Autoplay'
This is working as intended, the only way to control the Group Volume is via the Sonos App.
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