Upgrade: lost playlists

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
May 8, 2024
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After the last update on iOS I appear to have lost my own playlists. On my computer I can see and play them, but nothing shows on iOS. Grateful of some help please? Thx.

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Asgard

Lyricist I

Same thing happened to me too. I didn’t upgrade the Sonos App on the IPad yet and can see the playlists. How to proceed to keep them alive in the new Sonos App?

webmink

Prominent Collaborator I

Best to touch nothing - your system is intact on your speakers, but the new app is a mess and has broken playlists (among much, much else that is wrong). Use a desktop app or an un-upgraded device for now. I was able to downgrade (I have a UK Android account where the new app is not available yet) and everything worked fine again.

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mikegunnillAuthor

Producer I

Last reply doesn’t really answer my question. Yes I can make iOS work if I select the playlist from my Mac. I would like iOS to work as it should. Thx.

Mike Gunnill

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smeller

Lyricist I

Upgraded app doesn't show my Sonos playlists either. Is there a way to export the songs on the Mac so I don't lose them?

webmink

Prominent Collaborator I

Last reply doesn’t really answer my question. Yes I can make iOS work if I select the playlist from my Mac. I would like iOS to work as it should. Thx.

Wouldn’t we all. But it won’t. No-one is going to help you beyond telling you that because they can’t. I recommended you downgrade your app to v16.1 but you didn’t like that advice. So sorry.

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Bob_B

Trending Lyricist I

Qobuz playlists are no longer available on the recent upgrade when using the Android app. (The Windows Sonos program displays and plays them correctly.)

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David101

Lyricist I

Absurd for new app to lose personal playlists, some having taken years to build.