+19When I load an Amazon Music Unlimited playlist I created that has 498 tracks, why are a different amount of tracks loaded when using two different apps? When I use Sonos S2, 400 of 498 tracks are loaded. When I use SonoPhone all 498 tracks are loaded.
If I load the 498 track playlist using SonoPhone the queue on Sonos S2 shows all 498 tracks. Weird!
Best answer by Corry P
Hi
Thanks for your post!
We are aware of this situation whereby large Amazon Music playlists will fail to load entirely into the queue and are investigating.
We have no estimate for when this might be resolved, but I will update this thread when I hear of it.
I hope this helps.
Might help…might not, I sure don’t know, but better to feel righteous than not…at least you will have done your part.
+24Note that Sonos recommend music services keep playlists to a maximum of 500 items, to avoid problems with the 10-second timeout on API calls.
Since moving to cloud-based-interop the app code has changed a lot, but the underlying limitations of SMAPI have not.
+19Note that Sonos recommend music services keep playlists to a maximum of 500 items, to avoid problems with the 10-second timeout on API calls.
Since moving to cloud-based-interop the app code has changed a lot, but the underlying limitations of SMAPI have not.
I’m cool with that. But when a playlist of 486 tracks only shows 400 tracks when loaded by the Sonos app that’s on Sonos. SonoPhone loads all 486 tracks.
+24Note that Sonos recommend music services keep playlists to a maximum of 500 items, to avoid problems with the 10-second timeout on API calls.
Since moving to cloud-based-interop the app code has changed a lot, but the underlying limitations of SMAPI have not.
I’m cool with that. But when a playlist of 486 tracks only shows 400 tracks when loaded by the Sonos app that’s on Sonos. SonoPhone loads all 486 tracks.
Oh for sure, that’s the crappy mobile app. SonoPhone and my apps have no problem with this, and neither does the official Desktop app. The fancy new mobile app uses some kind of crappy framework UX for lists that has arbitrary size limits.
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