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Best answer by Airgetlam

Via AirPlay 2, or, more difficult, via a line in on the Sonos, if you have one. I guess AirPlay 2 also requires an AirPlay 2 equipped Sonos device.
 

Life has been more challenging since Apple closed that door, and was then followed by Google. I’m not sure I understand the security implications, but I’m not an expert in that area. 

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Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
January 1, 2025

Via AirPlay 2, or, more difficult, via a line in on the Sonos, if you have one. I guess AirPlay 2 also requires an AirPlay 2 equipped Sonos device.
 

Life has been more challenging since Apple closed that door, and was then followed by Google. I’m not sure I understand the security implications, but I’m not an expert in that area. 

Bruce
dmhirschAuthor
Contributor I
January 1, 2025

it’s crazy-i can play my music library from my iphone on apple car play seamlessly and without a monthly charge-but can’t wirelessley play it on my sonos

where would i find the line in imput plug on my sonos system-i have four amps

Airgetlam
January 1, 2025

The Sonos Amp has a right and left RCA input jacks, labeled, oddly enough, IN on the back of it. Once an input has been hooked up, the corresponding UI will show up in your controller for use. 

 

Bruce
Pools-3015
Prodigy I
January 1, 2025

If they are the new Amps, you are able to airplay to them. If they are the Connect:Amps, the line in solution is what you will need to do or purchase a speaker/ device that supports AirPlay. Then you can group it to the Amps