Searching for anything at all on YouTube Music returns no results whatsoever. I’ve tried both the Android app (S2, v13.2), as well as the Windows app. The subsection “YouTube Music” was active, not “Uploads”
Search terms were:
:Artists] “big red machine”
hArtists] “vernon”
Albums] “how long do you think”
TIA
-- Jakob
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Hi @flasunco, thanks for raising this with the Sonos Community!
I’ve just tested on my own system and I wasn’t able to reproduce the issue, so it looks like this is something local to your system.
I’d recommend rebooting your router, Sonos devices, and controllers, and then checking if you’re still having the same issue. If there’s no improvement, mind sharing a bit more information about the network?
What make/model router are you using? Are there any wireless extenders or mesh systems in place? Are any of the Sonos devices connected via Ethernet cable, or is it a fully wireless setup?
Hi Xander, thanks for getting back to me.
I’ve tried a multitude of things now, all to no avail:
Reauthenticated YouTube Music account
Rebooted all Sonos devices in the system
Rebooted the router
Uninstalled and reinstalled the Windows app
Cleared the Android app’s cache (not the storage, though)
Every other service’s search works, it’s only YT that’s acting up - and only the “YouTube Music” subsection, the “Uploads” search works fine.
I’ve attached two screenshots from the Android app:
4 are using the 2.4 GHz network, 1 is using the 5 GHz network
No wireless extenders, no mesh systems
Android 10.0.11
Windows 10 Pro 19043.1110
Hi @flasunco, understood.
In that case, it almost sounds like your subscription to YouTube Music has run out (as with a free account, you can only play uploaded music via Sonos)
Mind checking that your YouTube Music subscription is up to date?
If you’re still having trouble, I’d recommend getting in touch with our Support Team via live chat or phone call, and they’ll be able to take a closer look. Let us know how you get on :)
Well… that’s embarrassing. I’ve recently ended my subscription, and I forgot about that. Now it all makes sense.