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Sonos apps won't display the names of Apple Music playlists

  • September 11, 2024
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Just what the title says. The names of my Apple Music playlists are just blanks, just white space. This is true on my iPhone, my iPad, my desktop controller (Windows) and my Apple Fire tablet. All are S1; don’t get me started on how Sonos has abandoned users of S1.

This seems to be a system problem and not a matter of deleting-then-adding my Apple Music service, which I’ve already done. Do any other users see this? Is Sonos aware and are they addressing it?

Best answer by controlav

This is an Apple change to SMAPI that broke the S1 app.

 

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MoPac
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  • September 11, 2024

 Can you post a screenshot?


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  • Contributor II
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  • September 11, 2024

Looks like this on my iPhone.

 


MoPac
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  • Headliner II
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  • September 11, 2024

 What’s that S2 compatiblity message on top?  Are you not updated?


controlav
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  • September 11, 2024

This is an Apple change to SMAPI that broke the S1 app.

 


MoPac
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  • September 12, 2024

 Ohhh…. So that’s S1.  I’ve never used S1 which explains why I had no idea what could be wrong.  Looks lik Sonos is not maintaining S1 very well.


controlav
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  • September 12, 2024

 Ohhh…. So that’s S1.  I’ve never used S1 which explains why I had no idea what could be wrong.  Looks lik Sonos is not maintaining S1 very well.

Sonos didn’t break this, Apple did. S1 software hardly ever changes.