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Sep 2, 2021 11:37 PM UTC
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Direct support for pCloud

Although pCloud storage can be accessed via an SMB connection to a local machine that has pCloud support installed, it would be useful to remove the necessity of having that extra machine. Would pCloud people have to provide such a piece? If so, would this automatically allow content to be scanned and available as part of the Music Library? I presume so, but just checking.

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    Airgetlam
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    Sep 3, 2021 12:25 AM UTC

    I’d assume, much like was done with the Western Digital connection, the work would be external to the Sonos team. 

    It might be hard to convince Sonos that there’s a large market place for this, which is why much of the development work is done externally. Someone would have to make a pretty solid case that Sonos could sell , as a SWAG, 10% more speakers by adding the support to their controller.

    There’s a lot of developer discussion, although perhaps not specific to this use case, at the Sonos partners page.

    Bruce

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    Airgetlam
    AirgetlamAnswer
    Sep 3, 2021 12:25 AM UTC

    I’d assume, much like was done with the Western Digital connection, the work would be external to the Sonos team. 

    It might be hard to convince Sonos that there’s a large market place for this, which is why much of the development work is done externally. Someone would have to make a pretty solid case that Sonos could sell , as a SWAG, 10% more speakers by adding the support to their controller.

    There’s a lot of developer discussion, although perhaps not specific to this use case, at the Sonos partners page.

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    Bruce