Hi @hashknife
I had actually read something on the XM Radio Twitter account that referenced the issue about a week ago and confirmed with a tech and sr. tech with Sonos. During this time of interference, the Sonos site didn’t note any SiriusXM radio so I’m not certain why the disparity between the status site and what the tech support was sharing with clients.
I think it depends on the severity of the issue - once reported (by users or by the units playing) issues go beyond a threshold, the status page is updated.
Actually after I disbanded and regrouped, the connectivity was worse and more drops occurred. Please address why this might have happened.
I would have to examine another diagnostic - submitted when playing in that setup - to give you an answer to that.
I apologize...I forgot to include that the connectivity issue is only on XM and not on Spotify which is the only other music service I have added.
OK - that certainly makes it sound like XM is the issue, though there could be a difference in bitrate between the two services - if XM is higher, that could be the problem. We don’t have Sirius XM here in Europe so I’m not familiar with it but a quick search doesn’t suggest that it would be particularly high. It may indeed just be an issue with SiriusXM - it’s not uncommon, to be frank.
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