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A quand l'enceinte mobile multifonctions Sonos bluetooth qui puisse aussi  se connecter à l'autoradio d'un véhicule, pour en améliorer le son ou simplement mettre du son à l'arrière d'un véhcule qui n'en à pas  ?

My app for backing up my music takes about 3 minutes.  Indexing my library in Sonos app takes an hour and a half?  How come it takes so long?

Hi SonosI’d like to make a simple feature request to make the Sonos Five a lot more usable in aux input mode. Currently, the Sonos Five would switch into standby within 10 seconds after it stops sensing audio input. This is far too short and aggressive of a time. The speaker would go silent from the fadeout of songs, and then the speaker would miss the first few seconds of the next song as it suddenly springs out of standby. This is even worse with a pair of Fives. Then both speakers go into standby, then one speaker comes out of standby, and only one speaker plays, and then 1-2 seconds later the second speaker wakes up and plays. This happens not just on music, but on movies with quiet scenes too. Can you imagine the annoyance of hearing the speaker go quiet, miss several seconds of dialogue, and suddenly wake up multiple times during a quiet scene? This also happens on voice chats when I finish speaking, and the other person starts speaking, and I miss out on several seconds of what

I store all my music on my Mac.  I’m concerned as I don’t see support planned for a native Mac app.  Intel support is ending soon.  How will Sonos access the music on my Mac without a native app?  

The Android Trueplay toggle has been missing for some time, possibly poking the developers again could help?https://en.community.sonos.com/controllers-and-music-services-229131/new-app-android-missing-trueplay-6927790?tid=6927790&fid=229131Copied from Jamie A there, 10 months ago.I’ve checked with the team and there is an issue raised regarding Android missing the Trueplay toggle, though this wasn’t because of the new app as it was raised after it was released. The workaround is to use an iOS device to toggle devices using Advanced Tuning (Quick Tuning it still available on the devices that support it while using Android). I’ve tagged the thread with the relevant issue, but I don’t have any ETA to share on when it will be fixed. If I do hear anything then I’ll share it here.My last iOS device is going out of support, not enough memory to load 26.4 (I think it said) and I'd really like to have the ability to turn Trueplay on and off from Android.Borrowing a device to retune Trueplay

It keeps asking for location and accuracy 

SONOS closed this conversation on the community. YET , two years later the issue still exists. Has anyone actually found a fix? And why has SONOS screwed this ump so bad then NOT fix it? See all the screenshots in the closed conversation. I have reset, re-synched, signed in/out, powered up/down  everything.  Is there a real solution? 

So I really can’t use a button to mute music/calls 1.5 years into the lifecycle? This makes me sad/mad. You guys are the gold standard.be better (please).

It is time for iOS Widgets to be part of the Sonos App. Widgets have come to be part of the norm for many high-end applications on iOS. Being able to have a fixed or active widget populate when you get home and join the Sonos network to quickly and seamlessly start your favorite music would be outstanding. I have been using LYD, but unfortunately find it a little slow and clunky since it is not native to Sonos. I want to be able to have quick access to sound and selection of music. The Sonos app as it stands is clunky to navigate, with too many swipe down and taps to change locations. Also, I would like to see the ability to set preferred locations in the app when connected to the network. For those that have physical Sonos speakers around the house, this might not be as important, but for those of us that have invested heavily into Sonos Amps along with the new and exciting Sonos Amp Multi, we don’t have play/pause and volume buttons placed around the house. I would love for others to

Hi guys, I probably felt into trap I totally do not expect. I decided to go full Sonos, so spent like 4k on the speakers and accessories, but had no idea, that even these days, someone will build the device with one input.So - do you have any experience with automated HDMI splitter? Or at least some remote / home assistant integradable? My setup is:One side of room: Panasonic UB9000 Apple TV PS5 Sonos Arc Ultra15m HDMI cables running inside the walls into ceiling mounted projector JVC DLA-NZ7Until now I was using like 15 years old 2+1 system with many inputs, so I was able to sent video into projector and audio into amp. Was would be your suggestion, to keep get the max from the Arc? 

I have Play1 and Playbar in my livingroom, the speakers are not Bluetooth. When I start up my working pc from my job, the are 4 high sound in the speakers. I dont have any Sonos on the computer because It's a work computer, and the noise comes even before the computer itself has started up, it comes as soon as I turn it on. It could also be some smart home thing messing around, but I've tried everything.

i’ve had a roam for a few years now (i have a number of other sonos products that i love) and it has been a real disappointment: constantly disconnecting; alexa stops working; battery saver stops working and will die if i don’t turn it off; sound is sometimes good, sometimes bad. I’m sure it has heard profanity more than it has heard instructions… i’ve contacted customer support a few times, but at this point, it takes so long to go through all of the resetting and adding it back again, and then a few months later it’s doing something again. at this point i might just give up. anyone else with their roam acting like a lemon? 

I have had a stereo pair of Sonos One SL speakers on my covered patio where they are protected.  They’ve been out there for years.  All of a sudden they have been turning on and playing music spontaneously and disturbing my neighborhood.  I don’t want to have to unplug and replug them every time I want to listen.  But the speakers come on when nobody is home and the speakers play all day.   This is becoming a big issue.  Is there something I can do?  Sonos support has been no help.

I just upgraded my TV to a new Samsung and wanted to connect my older Playbar.  New TV does not have optical audio, so I needed an E-ARC > Optical extractor to convert the TV audio to a signal the Playbar can read.  I searched for info but was unable to find much. Any links to converters were UK Amazon links and unavailable US. I’m posting this in hopes that anyone else can save the headaches I encountered.   If you are looking to do the same thing, this is the only converter that seems to function with Sonos: amazon.com/dp/B0FKBB22SP?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title  

sonos beam disconnecting surround play1 speakers and sub from my wifireset and re-adding 2x play1 and sub to my accounts via S2 app works as a stereo-pair with sub. adding these speakers to my beam as a surround speaker and sub worked but now the play1 and sub units disconnect from my networkso others here have had the question which goes unanswered; so it might be a transient outage?was working and though I think there haven’t been changes to my network, it seems that now the speakers are disconnecting from the network….

Just a quick first impression on the Sonos Play. Yours may be different based upon your room and hearing. Testing as a Stand-Alone speakerDon’t right off the bat, make a comparison to a Move2. The Move2 will always out-shine the Play. Set the Play up and listen to a few of your favorite test tracks. Be sure to turn on TruePlay tuning. After a few minutes of listening the Play will adjust to the room acoustics. After a while (in my testing) you’ll enjoy the Play for what it is…a portable speaker that performs better than the Sonos Roam series. I sat about 8 feet from the speaker which exhibited a stereo effect depending upon the track. There is low-end…again depending upon the track. Overall (IMO) in terms of frequency response the Play has decent vocals but may be a bit bright for some. A/B testing against the Move series (in my case the Move2). Suffice it to say the Move2 wins hands-down.Testing as a Stereo PairThe Play produces a pleasant sound stage with good separation. I have a vi

Why am I being denied access by Sonos to a particular track from an artist - yet can play other tracks from the same artist ? 

I recently purchased a pair of Sonos Era 300 speakers and paired them together in a stereo configuration. Shortly after setting them up, I began noticing intermittent popping noises during music playback.After doing some research, I came across this ongoing discussion and wanted to add my experience to the conversation. To provide some context: my speakers are brand new, fully paired, and running the latest firmware — so this doesn’t appear to be related to older hardware or outdated software.I have a great deal of respect for Sonos as a brand, which is why I chose to invest in the Era 300s. I understand that audio issues can be complex and difficult to resolve, and I appreciate the efforts made so far. That said, given how long this issue has been reported by the community, I’d like to respectfully ask for a transparent update on where things stand and what steps are being taken toward a permanent resolution.I’m hopeful that this can be addressed definitively — not just as a temporary

Hello - Got the new Sonos Play speaker - it would be nice to have the battery percentage appear in more places in the app - it’s hard to navigate to find that info.

In the Sonos iOS app, scrolling generally freezes in the volume slider window.   This probkem seems worse on the iPad than on tne iPhone.   Resettng the app, clearing the cache, and rebooting the device did not solve the problem.   Luckily, scrolling the volume sliders still works in the Mac app.

In the Sonos iOS app, scrolling generally freezes in the volume slider window.   This problem seems worse on the iPad than on tne iPhone.   Resetting the app, clearing the cache, and rebooting the device did not solve the problem.   Luckily, scrolling the volume sliders still works in the Mac app.

Hi! I work in a restaurant that has two different rooms where we normally play two different playlists. Normally thats not a problem but we have recently had a message saying “playback from Spotify was stopped because playback was started from another room or device. Spotify limits the number of simultaneous audio streamsyou can access from its services” but that has never been an issue in the past. Is there a way i can fix this? We use Ipads as our music control and our sono’s app to decide the playlists.  Thanks

I have had Sonos in one form or another for 15 years and have four groups in my home and shed. There are 6 alarms set to tune to particular radio stations.  The instability of the alarms with recent updates is frustrating.  Sometimes it will start on two separate rooms that are set up as one connection, so they have different connections and one seconds behind synchronous broadcasting. None of the alarms is stable enough to run for the allocated time, they might only run a few seconds, or a few minutes. If I go to my IOS app the system already shows it has stopped and the right arrow is ready to press. I have also had to go through trying to trace why some stations are disconnected from the stream and I get the horrible ding dong alarm sound. I wish there was a better option for that too.  cheers John

How to lower down volume of 1 era speaker from stereo pair.

Hi,I bought a Move 2 recently and it's a great speaker. However, I noticed when switched off (long press on the back button until it chimes and disappears from app) it loses 2% charge a day. I contacted support who initially decided to replace the unit. The second unit arrived but it's behaving the same way. They're now saying it's expected. Weird.Considering 3 hours of playtime at volume 40 uses about 10% of the battery that means, when it should be off, it's losing about 35mins of play time...a day.I intend to use the speaker when outside gardening or away from the house. I don't want it sitting on a charger all the time, nor do I want the battery totally drained, neither of which are healthy for batteries. I assume the official line will be something like "even when powered off is still doing some stuff" but why? That's what sleep mode is for. Its a portable speaker. If I turn it off it should be off and and drain levels should match what you would normally expect with a rechargeabl