Good morning, I have the following issue. When my iPhone is out of range of the Wi-Fi zone to which sonos is is also connected, the system stops playing music. In other words, both the iPhone and the speakers have to be connected to the same Wi-Fi. Otherwise it doesn’t work. Before I could start a playlist and then I could even turn off the iPhone and the music would continue playing. Thanks
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Best answer by John B
But are you playing those sources from your phone to the system using Airplay? If so, then yes, the music will stop because it has to have some route to the speaker. But if you were playing music from Spotify within the Sonos app then the music is fetched by the speaker from the music service and would continue to play. However, you would not be able to use the app to control the music until the app was back in range.
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What is the source of music playing on the Sonos? If it’s stored on your phone (and that implies use of AirPlay 2), it would certainly lose the signal as the iPhone left the LAN. However, if you’re streaming from somewhere else, it absolutely shouldn’t drop at all.
But are you playing those sources from your phone to the system using Airplay? If so, then yes, the music will stop because it has to have some route to the speaker. But if you were playing music from Spotify within the Sonos app then the music is fetched by the speaker from the music service and would continue to play. However, you would not be able to use the app to control the music until the app was back in range.
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