How to connect Samsung Frame TV to Sonos Play:5 (2nd Gen)

The PLAY:5 gen 2 has an analog line in on the back of it. If you can get some sort of analog line out from that TV, you could plug it in. However, since the PLAY:5 wasn’t designed as a Home Theater device, there will be a minimum of 75ms delay on that line in. 
 

I would highly recommend one of Sonos’ Home Theater products instead, which use a low latency digital input. The Sonos Ray, the Sonos Beam, or the Sonos Arc would all be good choices, and connect more easily and satisfactorily to that TV. 

Thanks guys, really appreciate the responses. Two sides of a coin there, may I elaborate slightly  on my exact problem; 
 

So after being somewhat new to high end TVs, I found that the Frame tv comes with an additional box that houses all the hdmi ports etc, connected via long cable. I’m really aiming for the no wire tv look so I’ve put the cable in the wall then to a cabinet where said box is. 
I’m sure you can see where I’m going with this, I don’t want a sound bar on the wall. 
 

I’m just looking for some redneck engineering here. I’m not a massive tv watcher so if it’s a no go, then so be it! 
 

thanks again :) 

Then it’s a request, and one that most likely any TV manufacturer wouldn’t allow Sonos to partake in, as they’ll want to limit it to their own hardware. 

There is no current way to get a Samsung TV of any type to send a wireless signal to a Sonos device of any type. With one caveat, if the Samsung TV has Bluetooth, you could conceivably send a stereo signal to the Sonos devices that can receive a Bluetooth signal, the Roam or the Move. However, a stereo signal is not a home theater signal, i.e. it doesn’t extend to any 5.1 type of signal. 

To date, I’ve not seen any TV manufacturer open up their “walled garden” approach to wireless audio to include any third party companies. Samsung may, and I emphasize that word, allow you to send a home theater type signal to their own speaker system. Right now, most companies (all?) rely on either optical outputs, or HDMI-ARC/eARC style connections for audio. 

I assume that is the Samsung One box? It may be that a Sonos soundbar or other speaker could be wired to that - I have no idea.

Where are you planning on positioning whatever speaker you use? If the answer is anything other than "right by the TV" then it's going to sound weird anyway. 

A Samsung Frame TV is a design decision to make tech not look like tech. That seems to me to make an external speaker of any sort problematic.

Thanks again. 

It seems that I’ll not be connecting the two then, it was a tough ask to get a speaker that had Wireless for music, wired for a record player and wireless/wired to the TV in one unit. 

Don’t lose hope yet, if you’re still looking for a solution I have one for you. This is what I’ve done with my 65” Samsung Frame TV Gen. 3, I connected an Apple TV to the Samsung One Connect Box, and I’m able to play the TV audio through all of my Sonos speakers via Airplay 2, it’s very awesome. I can play the TV on all 10 speakers including the outdoor speaks connected via the Amp. and 2 subs, It’s a lot of sound but beautiful. The trick is the Apple TV/ Air play 2. 

No sync problems?

Non that I can notice. 

Thanks for the Apple TV suggestion. I too would like the TV sound to come through on kitchen/outdoor speakers when there is a sport game on TV. I don’t care if it’s a bit delayed, not looking for a “home theatre” experience and don’t want to install a sound bar on my frame tv wall.