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Contributor I
December 24, 2020

Play music from my PC (streamed from amazon music) on my Sonos one speakers

  • December 24, 2020
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HI 

 

 I want to listen to music on my PC and then be able to stream it wirelessly to my Sonos one speaker pair. However I can not find a way todo this and the only way is to stream it from my phone to the speakers or use the SONOS APP :-/

 

I use Amazon music on my PC and would ideally like to be able to send the output from Amazon (on my PC) to my Sonos speakers. At present I have to use my £19.99 speakers from Currys which do a far better job than my £500 pair from sonos.

So in other words all I want todo is the most basic of tasks and that is play music on my PC and then onto my Sonos one speakers pair without having to use the  Sonos app and wirelessly. Can this simple task be achieved some how?

 

Thanks

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    Contributor I
    December 24, 2020

    Be that the case, you aren't doing anyone any favours with your underlying sarcasm and tone of response. 

     

    If you are not employed by Sonos do Sonos a favour and loose the patronising tone and if you don’t have really helpful answers then don’t waste time, don’t post!

    and Get a life, Not a Sonos!! ;-)

    ratty
    December 24, 2020

    So would it not be great idea if we could simply “cast” from our PC to the Sonos product. Why is this useful feature not available?

    It’s never been a priority to develop a suitable driver presumably. Bear in mind that the Sonos PC controller is just a remote control. It doesn’t touch the audio streams at all.

     

    I would like to stream from PC as the music played via my  PC is constant and unbroken. However when I use the Sonos speakers the music is broken, songs often restart and since I purchased these speakers two years ago I haven't been able to listen to an entire album without it failing to play all the way through in one go. But, I am sure you will say this is due to my poor Wifi and nothing todo with the poor buffering capability  of the speakers? 

    Yes, actually. It’s more than likely that your network is the issue. In those two years you could have submitted a Sonos diagnostic and requested Support’s assistance. If you do so now, posting the confirmation number here, someone official can follow up.