I have a 2 room system. In the kitchen i have a Sonos One. It’s the speaker that is the furthest away from the router. About 5 meters and a thick stone wall in between. In the livingroom I have s Sub and 2 Symfonisk. They all stand within a 1-2 meter radius from the router. These 3 keeps loosing the sound. While playing music on the whole system the kitchen works fine but the speakers closest to the router keeps loosing the connection. What is wrong?
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Speakers close to router lagging
Best answer by ratty
Cable to what? If you want to try an Ethernet cable, wire it to one of the Symfonisk units (ideally the left one), not to the Sub.
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Briefly: When you group the two rooms, start with the living room and add the kitchen.
Detail: The first room in a group is responsible for fetching the stream and sending it to the other grouped rooms. If you start the group from the kitchen and add the living room, the One has to work much harder -- on a tenuous wireless connection -- as it has to fetch the stream and then send it back to the living room units. The other way round, with the living room the first room in the group, the stream only has to penetrate the stone wall once on its way out to the kitchen One.
That worked for a while. Now the Sub keeps loosing the sound from time to time. The disyance between the Sub and the router is aprox 30 cm. Cable does not help.
Cable to what? If you want to try an Ethernet cable, wire it to one of the Symfonisk units (ideally the left one), not to the Sub.
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