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May 15, 2024
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Can't add folder to music library (913)

  • May 15, 2024
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Anyone know how to fix error 913? Mac OS 13.6.6 Cheers.

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    Best answer by Sunocoz

    On a Mac, the only solution I’ve found that will accept the music library is the NAS option. You need to either copy the entire apple music library to a NAS and point Sonos at the folder there with a NAS user/pass or figure some way to trick Sonos into thinking your folder is on a NAS. Good luck.

     

    P.S. I think I read somewhere that this will be fixed in June sometime which is a long time to go without music library. :-(

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    Ian_S
    Prodigy III
    August 30, 2024

    So the hard drive is connected via USB to the TP-Link Access Point? 

    tvjazzman
    Trending Lyricist I
    August 30, 2024

    sorry just back and yes..

    Ian_S
    Prodigy III
    August 30, 2024

    No worries, so it’s the TP-Link model then that is sharing the USB drive… what model is that? 😉

    tvjazzman
    Trending Lyricist I
    August 30, 2024

    TP LInk Archer A7. The “pickings” for USB sharing is rather slim. Ian, what I can’t fully grasp is why to this minute, the forever non existent NAS Local Library that suddenly is working today and still playing since the AM is playing with no issues any genre I pick to play that contain 5k plus in a genre, but individual songs can’t nor albums. It’s a huge step that it hasn’t disappeared as the last time it made a brief appearance, one CD later is left until today so that’s the part that is most confusing.  thanks!

    Ian_S
    Prodigy III
    August 30, 2024

    OK, so it looks like the TP-Link supports SMB v2 if you’re on the latest firmware. So that’s potentially good news and goes some way to explain why it’s appeared. 

    My guess is the new discovery protocols are struggling with the non-standard config you have with the ISP router and the TP-Link as an Access Point. I presume the TP-Link is connected to the FIOS via ethernet?

    Also, do you have IGMP settings enabled on the TP Link? I’d look for anything similar on the FIOS too … 

    tvjazzman
    Trending Lyricist I
    August 30, 2024

    OK, so it looks like the TP-Link supports SMB v2 if you’re on the latest firmware. So that’s potentially good news and goes some way to explain why it’s appeared. 

    My guess is the new discovery protocols are struggling with the non-standard config you have with the ISP router and the TP-Link as an Access Point. I presume the TP-Link is connected to the FIOS via ethernet?

    Also, do you have IGMP settings enabled on the TP Link? I’d look for anything similar on the FIOS too … 

    Ian, correct on the ethernet connection and will look for IGMP settings on the FIOS router and TP LINK router. thanks again, good weekend to you!

     

    User966103
    Avid Contributor I
    September 3, 2024

    »   OK, so it looks like the TP-Link supports SMB v2 if you’re on the latest firmware.

    I have only the SMB v1 on my desktop PC, which I unchecked.  How does one put SMB v2 on one’s computer?  Download it and from where?

    Sonos is completely unhelpful.  I haven’t phoned them in 2-3 months.  Googling various threads has not led to any sort of working solution.

     

     

    tvjazzman
    Trending Lyricist I
    September 3, 2024

    »   OK, so it looks like the TP-Link supports SMB v2 if you’re on the latest firmware.

    I have only the SMB v1 on my desktop PC, which I unchecked.  How does one put SMB v2 on one’s computer?  Download it and from where?

    Sonos is completely unhelpful.  I haven’t phoned them in 2-3 months.  Googling various threads has not led to any sort of working solution.

     

     

    Hello, you’ll need to provide a bit more information regarding what version of I assume Windows you’re using. I’ve attached a link here on how to detect and disable SMB v1 but it applies to WIn 10 etc. If you’re on Windows 7 you’ll use a slightly different approach…  https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/file-server/troubleshoot/detect-enable-and-disable-smbv1-v2-v3?tabs=server

    User966103
    Avid Contributor I
    September 4, 2024

    »  Hello, you’ll need to provide a bit more information regarding what version of I assume Windows you’re using. I’ve attached a link here on how to detect and disable SMB v1 but it applies to WIn 10 etc. If you’re on Windows 7 you’ll use a slightly different approach… 

     

    I have Windows 11 on a Dell XPS 8930 desktop.  I’ve already disabled SMB v1 but there is no option to enable SMB v2.

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