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Contributor I
August 11, 2022
Answered

Problems with using Apple Music on Sonos

I use Apple Music through my Sonos and used it successfully in the past. What has started happening recently is that I select apple music, then get asked to re-authorise the account, which I do and get a message stating setup is complete, when I click on done, the Sonos message states it is unable to browse music, so I click back to the main menu to select Apple music again and repeat the same process with the same result.

 

My phone that I have the app installed on is a Samsung S20 with the Version 14.12 of the Sonos app installed.

 

I have deleted apple music several times from Sonos and re-installed as suggested by Sonos online support team and I use apple music fine on my phone with my Samsung buds but I can’t seem to get Sonos to recognise the apple music account any longer.

 

Has anyone else had this issue recently and does anyone have a solution?

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FastMikeAnswer
Trending Lyricist I
August 15, 2022

@PixieBelle @Shalitia 

I have just managed to resolve this issue with technical support as a workaround until the permanent fix is deployed and the steps are as follows:

Using an iOS Device from a Friend, Relative or Neighbour.

  1. Connect their device to your Wi-Fi network.
  2. Download the Sonos App
  3. Download Apple Music (if not already downloaded)
  4. On the iOS Device click Settings > Their Apple ID > Media & Purchases > Sign Out
  5. Launch the Sonos App
  6. Click Join Existing System
  7. Login to your Sonos ID
  8. Click on Apple Music in the Sonos App
  9. Click Re-authiorise
  10. Follow the journey in Apple Music.
  11. On the iOS Device click Settings > Their Apple ID > Media & Purchases > Sign Out

Then your Friend, Relative or Neighbour can sign back into Media & Purchases. Finally uninstall the Sonos App

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FastMikeAnswer
Trending Lyricist I
August 15, 2022

@PixieBelle @Shalitia 

I have just managed to resolve this issue with technical support as a workaround until the permanent fix is deployed and the steps are as follows:

Using an iOS Device from a Friend, Relative or Neighbour.

  1. Connect their device to your Wi-Fi network.
  2. Download the Sonos App
  3. Download Apple Music (if not already downloaded)
  4. On the iOS Device click Settings > Their Apple ID > Media & Purchases > Sign Out
  5. Launch the Sonos App
  6. Click Join Existing System
  7. Login to your Sonos ID
  8. Click on Apple Music in the Sonos App
  9. Click Re-authiorise
  10. Follow the journey in Apple Music.
  11. On the iOS Device click Settings > Their Apple ID > Media & Purchases > Sign Out

Then your Friend, Relative or Neighbour can sign back into Media & Purchases. Finally uninstall the Sonos App

Contributor I
August 15, 2022

Mike. 

Thank you so much. This has worked 👍 I'm very glad I was able to borrow an iPhone and thank you for your very clear instructions 😀

Trending Lyricist I
August 15, 2022

Mike. 

Thank you so much. This has worked 👍 I'm very glad I was able to borrow an iPhone and thank you for your very clear instructions 😀

You're very welcome and it was also a welcome relief for me as well 🤣😂🤣😂