I use PocketCast to listen to podcasts. On the PocketCast app I set playback speed to 2x. But when I connect it to Sonos it only plays back at regular speed. How can I make the Sonos play it back at a faster speed?
Yes, some of the lack of support for these basic features, really is very poor. I really regret buying a Sonos speaker in the past and I never would again, just connecting and getting them to work is abysmal. I choose to use my phone speaker rather than a Sonos speaker due to how rubbish Sonos are as a company for just basic usability.
Unfortunately, Sonos never publishes that data to those of us in the public. That being said, it’s been a request at least for 10 years, I doubt very much that we would see it any time soon. I’d love to be proven wrong, though.
Could anyone at Sonos chime in with an update on where this feature is in the development process? Is it even on the roadmap at all?
Sonos, you HAVE to get this feature added. The fact that it’s been posted for years with nothing doing is ridiculous. I Airplay podcasts and audiobooks just for this feature, but would love to do it all through your app.
it would be great if they provide that features in app as well, either i also miss the echo feature that increase the charm in audio.
I would really appreciate an update on the timing of this feature. I too would classify this as a must-have, and will otherwise replace my Sonos speakers.
I use PocketCast to listen to podcasts. On the PocketCast app I set playback speed to 2x. But when I connect it to Sonos it only plays back at regular speed. How can I make the Sonos play it back at a faster speed?
I would also like to echo that this is an extremely desirable feature. I frequently find myself listening to podcasts through my phone speaker even though I am sitting right next to a SONOS speaker and have connected pocketcast to SONOS. The reason for this is 100% because I can't choose playback speed on SONOS.
Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?
I just created an account for the first time to request this feature. Literally could not believe that it did not exist. my $2k setup is half as useful as I thought it would be when I purchased it. Has anyone found a workaround solution yet??
How is this basic feature still not available? Does Sonos care about their customers at all?
Sonos, you HAVE to get this feature added. The fact that it’s been posted for years with nothing doing is ridiculous. I Airplay podcasts and audiobooks just for this feature, but would love to do it all through your app.
Sonos, can you please please please add this feature?
Any update on this?
Just about every podcast player / streaming service includes a playback speed setting. Seems like it’s a table stakes type of feature.
Thanks
I’m not sure if this would be a Sonos function or a function to build for the podcastprovider that uses the Sonos api.
Not that one more person in this pile-on will help, but: what the hell, Sonos? Get on it!
ok great effort, more power to you.
I don’t understand. When using AirPlay 2, you’re using someone else’s software, and the Sonos is merely a receiver of data. Whatever features exist in the other company’s software should be working.
Do you have an example of an app where the speed function isn’t working when you’re using AirPlay 2?
I use airplay and on the Sonos Roam, Move, Arc and Beam this is still not possible.
It isn’t, to my knowledge, in the API currently. So Sonos would need to implement it, and roll out an update to all API users. Given the small number of requests this seems to have gotten, I would imagine it’s not high on the list for any Sonos Project person to be pushing to the top of things to be added. Hard to believe it would sell lots more hardware.
On the other hand, I’m not sure how frequently Sonos updates and pushes a new API out to the various streaming companies, either.
Nobody that doesn’t work for Sonos knows the answer.
Anybody that works for Sonos that releases unapproved information is in deep trouble.
You might write to the CEO and see if you can get an answer from the top.
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