Sirius channels are misidentified in the app this morning. Ch73 60’s gold shows undefined Cincinnati Reds w the logo Channel 73 60’s Gold??? Other channels have the same misidentified issue pointing to other Sirius channels.
As far as I’m aware, Sonos displays the data that is sent by SiriusXM. While Sonos wrote the API for display, SiriusXM used that API to integrate with Sonos, and Sonos doesn’t modify/change any data sent by the SiriusXM servers, much like they don’t change data for any other streaming company that sends data via the API. You may want to refer to the Sonos partners page.
I’m pretty sure the best Sonos can do is tell SiriusXM they have to fix the data being sent. Since Sonos has no financial arrangement with SiriusXM, in either direction, the notification from an actual consumer who pays SiriusXM, to SiriusXM, would likely carry more weight.
This happens when SiriusXM changes channel numbers, codecs, encryption, etc. Unfortunately, SiriusXM tends to ignore its SMAPI implementation, and instead worries about only the native app. Sonos can’t do anything about it, and asking them to contact SiriusXM on your behalf is like asking Samsung to contact ABC because your soap operas were preempted by a breaking news announcement. Sure Samsung could do that, but how effective are they going to be?
In my personal experience, going back to when Sonos first got Sirius, is to call up SiriusXM support and ignore anything the 1st level tech is saying. Instead, ask to escalate until you get someone who knows what Sonos actually is. The last time I used this method, the channel numbers were fixed within a day.
Same issue here. Suggest you blast Sonos support to fix. Also, all live channels are not listed from the Sonos app (mine stops at Tom Petty).
Read the thread. Sonos support (or any other Sonos entity) couldn’t fix this if they wanted to. It is wholly up to SiriusXM to fix their implementation.
The replies here amaze me. “Sonos can’t fix this”. Probably not, but they can help their customers by taking some action on their end. I work for a company that uses data feeds from multiple third party companies. We call third party vendors all the time to let them know when the data they are pushing to us is not working or has issues because not only do we care about the quality of the product we are producing, but most importantly, because our customers deserve accurate data.
The replies here amaze me. “Sonos can’t fix this”. Probably not, but they can help their customers by taking some action on their end. I work for a company that uses data feeds from multiple third party companies. We call third party vendors all the time to let them know when the data they are pushing to us is not working or has issues because not only do we care about the quality of the product we are producing, but most importantly, because our customers deserve accurate data.
Sirius seems to have resolved the issue, fyi.
How do you know they haven’t taken action on their end? And even if they have, what is so bad about users on a user forum informing other users that they should try lobbying the service themselves because they are the only ones who are capable of actually fixing the problem?
Same issue here. Suggest you blast Sonos support to fix. Also, all live channels are not listed from the Sonos app (mine stops at Tom Petty).
This is actually the bigger unaddressed issue now that the meta data issue has been resolved. I am in the same boat is I can't get my live channels to scroll past 31 in the app. They do appear in my library if they were saved. And on the Roams Alexa will play them when voice prompted. But on the App on both Android and iOS only lists channel 2-31 under live channels.
I have uninstalled Sonos, SiriusXM, removed the service, readded the service, cleared the cache and data, restarted speakers and even had the router replaced. All to no avail.
And I have a ticket open with Sonos with no ETA. Other than it's a "bug".