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  Amazon Music Unlimited still limits the number of tracks that can be loaded into the queue.  That limit is 500.  There is a way, though, to load more than 500 tracks.
 

 I had a playlist that was 689 tracks long.  I wanted all those tracks in the queue.  So I split that playlist into two playlists.  The first had 350 tracks and the second had the rest.

 I loaded the first playlist into the queue then added the second playlist using Add to End of Queue.  That gave me all 689 tracks.

 

Then you saved it as a Sonos playlist? Oh wait, no, Sonos removed that feature from the mobile apps in May. Sigh.


Then you saved it as a Sonos playlist? Oh wait, no, Sonos removed that feature from the mobile apps in May. Sigh.

 Yeah that part sucks.  Can that still be done using the Sonos PC app?  Don’t fiddle around with that app much except to add shares and index.


Then you saved it as a Sonos playlist? Oh wait, no, Sonos removed that feature from the mobile apps in May. Sigh.

 Yeah that part sucks.  Can that still be done using the Sonos PC app?  Don’t fiddle around with that app much except to add shares and index.

Sure, Desktop app and third party apps can still do this, its just mobile that is crippled in this way.


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